Now, with the cautious return to normality, companies have the chance to help to rebuild the economy with fast moving produce across the UK. Lee adds: “ Against all the challenges posed by COVID-19, logistics workers were seen by many as ‘unsung heroes,’ and regularly applauded for their key worker status. All contributing to lasting social, economic and environmental benefits as part of the UK’s economic recovery. Included is the suggestion that distribution and logistics companies that embrace the ideals of efficiency tools such as asset management could instantly optimise performance, control and monitor all physical processes and reduce the likelihood of human error.
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With lockdown restrictions soon to be fully lifted and the recovery period in full operation, the paper continues to suggest that in maintaining success, there is a need for greater innovation and technology integration. It cites how the distribution and logistics sector, backed by Logistics UK, was quick to respond and transform the way it worked. The white paper draws on the pace of change in consumer spending patterns and increasing reliance on online shopping. Going forward, demand is likely to continue and logistics is well placed to contribute to the UK’s sustainable economic recovery.” Arguably, without it operating efficiently, scaling up quickly and investing in technology, the lockdown periods would have been even more difficult. “In this white paper, we explore how COVID-19 heightened the UK’s dependence on the industry. It changed the supply chain’s future course and has given it an unexpected prominence as a vital element to economic success. Lee Payne, Market Development Manager for Traka UK and author of the paper, says: “ At no time in the history of the logistics sector, has it faced such a unique set of circumstances than the pandemic. Posing the question, ‘How can the logistics sector maximise its new found prominence and proven ability to keep the UK economy moving in a post COVID world?,” the paper explores the unprecendented growth during extended lockdowns and the challenges faced by the industry as it looks to move forward. Presenting the dramatic rise of the sector in the pandemic to meet demands to link goods with people like never before, the white paper entitled ‘Moving forward for distributions and logistics,’ is now available to at: Traka has launched a downloadable white paper, to highlight the significance of the logistics sector, during COVID-19 and through the recovery period
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