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Why outsourcing your inventory management makes sense

For businesses that rely on efficient inventory management, warehousing plays a crucial role. However, managing inventory can be complex, time-consuming, and expensive. For many businesses, outsourcing inventory management to a third-party logistics provider like Noatum Logistics can offer significant benefits.

Noatum’s skills smooth launch of skincare range

Earlier this year Noatum Logistics won the BIFA Air Cargo Services Award 2022, for the support it provided cosmetics brand Trinny London. In this article, originally published in BIFAlink, the association outline why the Noatum Logistics entry stood out and

America is the big opportunity for small business

The Federation of Small Business (FSB) confirms that the US, which is already the UK’s largest trading partner, should be top of the list for UK SMEs looking to build export trade outside Europe. The US tops the list for UK

Sustainability is good eCommerce business

The days when companies paid lip-service to sustainability are long gone. It is a must in today’s business environment and has plenty of eCommerce benefits as well. Focusing on sustainability builds brand value, meets consumer demands, attracts talent and creates new

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Noatum Group at Breakbulk Europe 2023

We are very excited to announce that Noatum will be attending the Breakbulk Europe Exhibition & Conference from 6-8 June 2023 with our Noatum Logistics, Noatum Project Cargo, Noatum Maritime, Noatum Automotive & Ro-Ro and Noatum Terminals divisions in Rotterdam,

New 530K sq ft Bedford eCommerce hub

Noatum Logistics’ latest state-of-the-art eCommerce fulfilment hub is currently undergoing an intensive fit out programme, which will create an additional 300,000 sq. ft. of operating space, with conveyor and garment rail systems between mezzanine floors and bespoke receiving and despatch

April freight market report

Optimism among container shipping lines, which has been in short supply in recent months, is increasing after months of rate erosion and abundant capacity, while global air cargo volumes showed some sign of relief in March, as volumes registered