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WTA Freight Club

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The first rule of WTA Freight Club, DO talk about freight club. Discussing the big talking points from the world of logistics and supply chains. Hear from sector leaders, get advice on improving your international logistics and stay ahead of industry trends. Core topics include cost saving, efficiency, digitalisation, and sustainability. Brought to you by WTA, the specialists in complex supply chain management and freight forwarding. Operating for 110 years and currently serving nearly 6000 businesses globally.

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Exporting out of economic uncertainty: How to maintain your growth strategy in times of downturn. 15.03.2023 21:10

As the UK economy is forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility to contract by 0.2% in 2023, now could be the ideal time to begin your exporting journey. In this episode of Freight Club, a wta group podcast, host Scott Wallis sits down with Catherine Godwin, our Export Development Manager. We discuss the exporting opportunities available to British businesses in 2023, unveiling some secret a...

Great expectations: Choosing where to print with book logistics expert Martin Watts. 22.02.2023 28:46

In this episode of Freight Club, a wta group podcast, host Scott Wallis sits down with Martin Watts. As wta group 's Media Business Development Manager, Martin has been in the book logistics industry for over 30 years. The ideal person then to discuss a big industry talking point in 2023: where should publishers print their books? This discussion is just one part of our wider whitepaper which look...

Logistics Industry Expectations for 2023, with wta group CEO's John & Rochelle Sommer. 17.01.2023 32:47

WTA Group CEO's John & Rochelle Sommer sit down with Scott Wallis to discuss logistics industry expectations for 2023. With leading economies suffering high inflation, the industry begins the year in the exact opposite position to 2022. Demand is down and freight rates are tumbling. Has the logistics market moved back in favour of shippers and away from the asset owning carriers? Does this...