Logistics UK Coronavirus Advice

Logistics UK's Coronavirus Advice Hub

Logistics UK is focused on supporting the industry at this critical time. As well as our ongoing discussions with government about the response, we have also built this COVID-19 resource hub, which includes:

Links to important government and industry advice.
Results from our Coronavirus Logistics Impact Survey, as well as the link to the ongoing Survey.
Logistics UK's asks to government to ease the impact of COVID-19 on the industry and society.
How Logistics UK is helping logistics companies continue to keep their fleet legal, compliant and safe, whilst minimising the risk of infection to staff – updates on COVID-19 response from Logistics UK Services.
Details of a rapid strategic supply chain review, delivered by our expert consultants, to identify and mitigate supply chain risks, or test or supplement your existing emergency planning.

Members can also find details of our COVID-19 policy wins here.

Easements and extensions

Government advice

Government and industry advice on the COVID-19 crisis.

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COVID-19 Good Practice Guide

Produced by Logistics UK and CILT this guide is designed to be used in conjunction with the official UK government guidance on Safer Workplaces, the document covers key considerations including risk assessments; social distancing in the workplace; cleaning of the workplace; and PPE and face coverings.

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What are we asking government to do?

Logistics UK's asks to government to ease the impact of COVID-19 on the industry and society.

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Logistics UK’s Member to Member Forum

If you have personnel or fleet resources available for hire, or alternatively you are looking to fill a shortage on personnel or fleet resource, Logistics UK has set up this forum for you to connect with the wider logistics network.

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COVID-19 Continuity Review

A review of the existing operations or planned back to work operations that will enable safe working practices during the COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.

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Logistics UK Services' response

Logistics UK are doing everything within our control to ensure we can continue to deliver the services that keep your operation legal, compliant and safe whilst minimising the risk of infection for our members' and our staff.

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Join Logistics UK today

Our membership packages provide you with the tools to keep your operation safe, efficient and compliant, and will help to keep you informed of all the latest industry developments on COVID-19, includng enews extra - your daily coronavirus update.

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Media response

Logistics UK’s press team is handling a constant flow of information and questions about the needs of logistics during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the impact on logistics to and from all sectors of the media. Click here to see the latest releases and statements on the subject.

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Feedback from our members

FTA does amazing work and it delivers real value to the membership, never more so than during this crisis.

Jim Valentine

Director of Strategy & Operations

The British Shop

Logistics UK has become a must in terms of providing factual, reliable and timely information at this time of COVID-19.

Along with the updates from the various legislative bodies, all the information received is broken down into bite-size chunks that are most relevant to our business model, and then circulated to our operational/fleet and senior management teams throughout the UK.

The updates are really well received by the Biffa audience - in short, keep up the excellent work, it is certainly appreciated.

Mark Forster

Group Fleet Compliance Manager

Biffa

Your feedback matters

Businesses will have many questions about how the coronavirus pandemic may impact on their operations. Logistics UK is supporting the vital work of the logistics sector by gathering issues, questions and intelligence to feed into our regular discussions as we speak on behalf of logistics to government.

Please use our online form to share your feedback.

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