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For nearly 20 years, Alchemy Recruitment have been leading recruiters for the logistics industry. Established within logistics recruitment since 1995, Alchemy Recruitment have a strong understanding of the logistics industry and its requirements. Through our established career, we have gained the respect of both employers and candidates, attracting the highest calibre of each to supply and fill the finest quality vacancies in the logistics industry.
Our logistics consultants all have exceedingly high levels of knowledge and expertise, which has allowed us to create this blog to provide the newest, most essential information for the logistics industry. Whether already working in logistics or interested in the industry, we analyse all aspects of logistics from environmental concerns to awards and conferences. Ultimately we aim to keep you in the know and further your employment potential.
Fuel Consumption Conundrums
If you are a haulier, your biggest expense, other than the outlay to buy your vehicles in the first place, is always going to be fuel. Fuel prices can make or break a company, sharp increases can place huge pressures on companies that are already on tight margins in a competitive market, so finding a way to decrease the cash outlay on fuel is always going to be a vital consideration point.
Screaming engines, wheel to wheel action, danger at every turn… there’s nothing quite like the spectacle and excitement of F1... But that glamourous sheen hides a lot of hard work, detailed planning and occasional logistical nightmares that enable the F1 Circus to operate around the globe.
Sweet treats!
Chocolate is arguably the UK’s favourite treat. We are ranked 4th in the world league tables of per capita consumption, and the average Brit consumes approximately 9.5kg of chocolate per year (although my waistband tells me I consume a lot more than that)! Britain’s first chocolate factory opened in 1657 – making it 50 years older than the UK’s first tea shop!
The UK chocolate Easter egg market is worth over £220 million – so as you may expect, ‘egg-xtra’ special care is required to deal with the extra demand around Easter. How do logistics professionals stop themselves from ‘cracking’ under the pressure?
