As the leading international professional body for everyone who works within supply chain, logistics and transport we want to build an understanding of the global situation for our sector, and […]

CILT is delighted to have been able to work with the project team developing the Universal Logistics Standards. We’ve asked Carla Fibla and Camille Nussbaum from The Institute of Studies […]

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, people around the world are subject to restrictions on movement and travel. But, those under lockdown still need essential services to continue supplying them with […]

Emmanuel Zambo is a Congolese driver who has been driving long distance for over seven years. He says that truck driving has always been a tough job as it involves […]

Gayani de Alwis, Global Chairperson of the Women in Logistics and Transport Forum (WiLAT) shares her New Year Message and her priorities for WiLAT in 2021: With the dawning of […]

As a result of 3 UKAID sponsored projects in Tanzania involving CILT, we are now working strategically with IMCO Worldwide and the High Volume Transport applied research programme to add […]

Megan Yeates is a Next Generation member from Ireland currently working within the Logistics Project Team for Lidl Ireland. Her background includes a 1st class honours BSc in Logistics and […]

Introduction to the report Ireland’s transport sector will be adversely affected by the decision of the United Kingdom to leave the EU. The imposition papers published by the UK Government […]

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) has published its tenth Covid-19 Best Practice Bulletin for members in the logistics, supply chain and transport sector. This issue shares ideas, […]

We have to talk about our future. Climate change is a clear and present danger to our planet, and in response we as professionals must change the way we operate. […]