The Sustainable Supply Chain Exhibition Theatre will feature both case-study presentations from exhibitors focussing on the benefits delivered by their products and services along with seminars from industry thought-leaders and experts in the sustainability field.
Enterprise packaging is entering a new phase. Join this session to understand what’s changing — and why it matters for sustainability and performance at scale
Understand the environmental impact of paper-based warehouse processes
Explore how digital and voice-enabled picking systems reduce waste and improve efficiency
Learn from real-world case studies demonstrating significant sustainability gains and identify practical first steps for launching a warehouse’s digital sustainability journey
Understand why the last mile remains the most complex and costly stage of logistics and learn how real‑time location intelligence helps teams respond to traffic, roadworks, restrictions, and compliance pressures
See how modern logistics platforms connect planning, monitoring, navigation, and post‑trip analysis through APIs
Gain practical insight into building more resilient, efficient fleet operations using the HERE location platform
How the NHS will reach Net Zero across its supply chain, including the roadmap to 2045, strengthened supplier requirements, and how transparency, carbon reduction plans, and social value weightings are driving sector‑wide progress
How 3PL and contracting are embedding decarbonisation into operations, from integrating Net Zero and Social Value in procurement (minimum 10% weighting) to ensuring suppliers meet Scope 1, 2, and key Scope 3 disclosure requirements
Where technology is making the biggest impact today, including digital emissions reporting, route optimisation, lifecycle insights, and innovations that help suppliers measure, reduce, and verify carbon across complex, multi‑tier supply chains
• How circular economy principles are reshaping supply chain design, sourcing, and performance metrics
• The practical role of SCM 4.0 technologies (AI, IoT, Blockchain, Digital Twin) in driving measurable sustainability gains
• Why data standards and interoperability (including GS1) are critical for transparency, traceability, and impact reporting
Embedding ESG frameworks and sustainability standards into last-mile delivery operations
Measuring environmental impact across emissions, energy use, packaging and returns and integrating sustainability into delivery planning, routing, warehousing and packaging
Lessons learned from innovation, automation and data-driven optimisation