Noatum Logistics News

For the second time in three years Noatum Logistics has won the Air Cargo Services category, at the British International Freight Association’s (BIFA) Freight Service Awards. With over 1,600 trading members, BIFA represents and promotes the freight forwarding sector and their

Noatum Logistics UK is building a state-of-the-art 230,000 sq. ft. distribution centre in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, to support a new five-year logistics contract with a leading Global retail fashion brand. Construction is proceeding well and the project team is on schedule to

The Noatum Logistics’ team in the heart of England have outgrown their Birmingham home of 15 years and have now completed their move to new commercial premises, that can accommodate the current team and is future-proofed to support the continued

Two years after winning the British International Freight Association’s ‘Air Cargo Services Award’, Noatum Logistics has been shortlisted in the category again at the freight trade association’s 2022 Freight Service awards. BIFA represents and promotes the freight forwarding sector to NGO,

As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine grows, the operational outlook for logistics operations with these countries has been severely altered. Several countries and the EU have imposed new trade sanctions and export controls against Russia, Belarus and the Ukranian regions

Noatum Logistics UK has been shortlisted for the 2021 BIFA Awards on the Supply Chain Management category! Our submission on this category follows the services offered during 2021 on supply chain management, analysing clients’ procurement procedures, providing solutions and cost-effective ways

The Logistics UK awards are uniquely for the industry, by the industry, attracting entries from shippers, carriers, forwarders and associated sectors, with winners announced annually in London. In the presence of royalty.   The trade association Logistics UK is one of the

Although the shipping and rail transport situation has somewhat improved, delays are still being experienced since last October due to the constant increases in cargo due to peak season. We are updating the current situation of the Far East market with

The Chinese government has implemented strict control on the use of electricity that will seriously affect the production at many factories in China.   Power rationing and forced cutbacks in factory production are aimed to comply with environmental requirements. The regulations have