Maurice Ward Group will participate at the 26th edition of TransRussia, the largest exhibition for transport and logistics services, warehouse equipment and technologies that will be held in Russia from 12-14 April 2022 in Crocus Expo IEC, Pavilion 1.
The logistics and supply chain industry has evolved significantly within the last decade. New technologies and computer-aided business approaches have become essential more than ever.
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Customs duties are a nightmare for many manufacturers and traders around the world. Countries with developed economies tend to apply these duties on imports and exports, which cost business entities a fortune every year.
Over time, many companies run into the logistical limits of their ERP system in the warehouse. For example, due to changed order profiles, e-commerce orders, shorter lead times, more volume due to growth or too few pick locations to be able to process the growing assortment.
Resilience is defined as the ability of an organization to successfully confront the unforeseen which has become a core element in supply chain management and its operation.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Martin Leljak as the Operation Manager for our newly opened office in Croatia, Zagreb. The added location will strengthen Maurice Ward Group’s footprint and offer a dedicated local team for our clients and partners in order to provide better services, expand our scope, and enable new projects.
We are immensely proud to share that Maurice Ward Bulgaria, Hungary, Ireland and Romania recently successfuly renewed their ISO 9001:2015 certification until June 2024. With this general quality management standard, Maurice Ward Group (MWG) guarantees its prospects, customers and partners the highest standards of cooperation.
There is a lot to consider when transporting goods internationally. One of the most important things is to make clear agreements with foreign customers and suppliers.
Short sea shipping has a relatively long history but now it became actual again, more than ever. The reason is obvious, Brexit and the significant issue it brought to road freight services between the UK, Ireland and the EU.