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Operators must brace themselves for new regulatory constraints as well as fast-changing consumer demands

CILT Bangladesh are actively involved in responding to the humanitarian crisis caused by large scale cancellation of export orders.

A close look at how some post-lockdown economies are now seeking to re-establish manufacturing and retail supply chains, and safely bring back movements of goods and people.

Our Women in Logistics and Transport Forum (WiLAT) has hosted an initial series of webinar discussions in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Humanitarian Logistics Association are organising a webinar with what3words to explore how their 3-word address system is being used in emergency aid, public health and humanitarian operations.

Members asked to contribute to the global Covid-19 Best Practice discussion

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) has published its second Covid-19 Best Practice Bulletin for members in the logistics, supply chain and transport sector

The logistics and transport industry in Sri Lanka has demonstrated a flexible and innovative response to lockdown measures.

The border between Canada and the USA is the longest unprotected border in the world but already the virus controls have meant changes

CILT has the important role of representing our members' interests and being the voice of the industry with transport ministries and policy makers

Many of CILT's African countries have great influence at governmental level which will be vital in the coming months

Considerations in global shipping for resuming supply chain operations