The winners of the 2016 Supply Chain Excellence Awards were revealed last night at a glittering ceremony in London, attended by supply chain leaders from right across Europe.

Awards 2016 overall winner MAN Truck & Bus.

MAN Truck & Bus took the overall award, beating off competition from Sky, Shell Telefónica UK , Sightsavers with Crown Agents, and The John Lewis Partnership with Clipper Logistics.
The judges were hugely impressed by what MAN had achieved saying: “This is a major strategic initiative which has delivered substantial results and huge benefits in both customer service and inventory performance. This is what supply chain excellence looks like, from concept to execution.”

Here is the full list of Award winners:

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS

THE flex AWARD FOR AUTOMOTIVE
Winner: MAN Truck & Bus
Shortlisted:
MAN Truck & Bus
McLaren with CEVA Logistics
VE Commercial Vehicles (Unit VE Powertrain)

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
Winner: Sky
Shortlisted:
General Mills, Peel Ports & Culina
British Gas with Flex
Pladis (United Biscuits)
Sky

HI-TECH, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS
Winner: Telefónica UK
Highly commended: Sky
Shortlisted:
Sky
Infineon Technologies
Telefónica UK
Amgen Inc with Science Exchange

MANUFACTURING
Winner: Shell International Petroleum
Shortlisted:
Kuhn with BDA
BAE Systems with CEVA Logistics
Shell
Keysight Technologies

PUBLIC AND THIRD SECTORS
Winner: Sightsavers with Crown Agents
Shortlisted:
Project ANEMOI – 8 Engineer Brigade
Sightsavers with Crown Agents
Thames Water Utilities
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions

THE CEVA LOGISTICS AWARD FOR RETAIL AND E-TAIL
Winner: John Lewis Partnership with Clipper Logistics
Highly commended: Europris with Relex Solutions
Shortlisted:
John Lewis Partnership with Clipper Logistics
Missguided
Saltrock Surfwear
Westcoast
Europris with Relex Solutions
SureFlap with James & James Fulfilment

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Winner: Thames Water Logistics Management Centre
Highly commended: Miele with CEVA Logistics
Shortlisted:
Thames Water Logistics Management Centre
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Infineon Technologies
Feelunique
Tesco Distribution
Sky

DEMAND FORECASTING AND PLANNING
Winner: MAN Truck & Bus
Highly commended: Manitou Group & Syncron
Shortlisted:
MAN Truck & Bus
British Telecom – BT Supply Chain
Telefónica & Tools Group
Manitou Group & Syncron
Europris with Relex Solutions

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Winner: LigaProduction GmbH & Co KG
Highly commended: Pladis (United Biscuits)
Shortlisted:
LigaProduction GmbH & Co KG
Pladis (United Biscuits)
Sky
Tesco Distribution

LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION
Winner: 17 Port & Maritime Regiment RLC
Highly commended: FPS
Shortlisted:
17 Port & Maritime Regiment RLC
Pladis (United Biscuits)
Etisalat Misr
FPS
General Mills, Peel Ports & Culina
Tesco with XPO & Bioshield
BBC Procurement with CitySprint

REVERSE LOGISTICS
Winner: Telefónica UK
Shortlisted:
Telefónica UK
British Gas with Flex
Cisco Global Services Logistics & Operation

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT
Winner: BBC Procurement with CitySprint
Highly commended: Imdaad
Shortlisted:
Amgen Inc with Science Exchange
Sky
Lakehouse
Choice Shops
Imdaad
Belron International
BBC Procurement with CitySprint

SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS
Winner: Shell
Shortlisted:
Shell
Missguided
VE Commercial Vehicles (Unit VE Powertrain)
General Mills, Peel Ports & Culina
Argos with Kuehne + Nagel

SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Winner: Argos with LLamasoft
Highly commended: A Nelson & Co
Shortlisted:
British Gas
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Argos with LLamasoft
Thames Water Utilities
Cisco Systems
A Nelson & Co

SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Winner: Europris with Relex Solutions
Shortlisted:
The Range with DHL International Supply Chain
Sky
Europris with Relex Solutions

TECHNOLOGY
Winner: Vodafone Procurement Company
Shortlisted:
Maclaren and B2BGateway
DHL with Tradeshift
Sky
Vodafone Procurement Company
Checkedsafe
Tesco Distribution

TRAINING AND SAFETY
Winner: Tesco Distribution – Safety First
Highly commended:  British Gypsum & CEVA Logistics
Shortlisted:
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
Supply Chain & Logistics Trailblazer Project
Samworth Brothers Supply Chain
Telogis
Tesco Distribution – Driver Training
Tesco Distribution – Safety First

WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Winner: Missguided
Highly commended: Pharmacy2U & Logistex and Cotton Traders with Prolog
Shortlisted:
Aldi with Crown Lift Trucks
Cotton Traders with Prolog
Missguided
Pharmacy2U & Logistex
FPS
VE Commercial Vehicles (Unit VE Powertrain)

RECOGNITION AWARDS

RISING STAR
Winner: Alexandra Brown, People Manager – South Region, Tesco

TEAM OF THE YEAR
Winner: General Mills, Peel Ports & Culina

INNOVATION AWARD
Winner: Argos with LLamasoft

OVERALL WINNER
MAN Truck & Bus

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Awesome… Amazing… Exhilarating… That’s how winners described the 20th Anniversary Supply Chain Excellence Awards as hundreds of industry professionals got together on Monday night to celebrate all that is best in the industry.

Lucy Porter, host of this year’s 20th Anniversary Supply Chain Excellence Awards.

“Delighted, especially with lots of competition, we’re really proud. And with such a beautiful award…” said Katie O’Leary, CitySprint, on winning the Sourcing & Procurement Award with the BBC.

Argos with Llamasoft won two categories – Supply Chain Strategy and Design and Innovation.

Andy Brown, central operations director at Argos, said: “Having worked with LLamasoft in the past on various projects, we knew they were the right supply chain design technology partner to help us build our own design team and reach our goals. Furthermore we really appreciate this external recognition awarded by a panel of supply chain industry experts. This validates the work of the whole team, who together deserve this accolade.”

Executive director of customer success for Llamasoft EMEA, Phil Gibbs, said:“I am very proud of this achievement. The award is testament to the close working relationship we have with the Argos team. We’re looking forward to continuing to share the value that LLamasoft is providing to Argos and to retailers worldwide.”

Colonel Kirsten Dagless, from the 17 Port& Maritime Regiment RLC (winner of the Logistics and Distribution Award) described the win as “absolutely awesome”.

Vodafone picked up the heavily sought after Technology Award. Reinhard Plaza Bartsch, who is head of SCM supplier management operations said that winning felt “Amazing” and “Brilliant”.

Brett Young, operations director, from Missguided, said achieving the Warehouse Initative Award was “Fantastic”.

And Shilp Janjuha, asset protection specialist, Logistics Management Centre for Thames Water, winner of the Customer Service & Support Awards, said winning was “exhilarating”.

MAN Truck & Bus took the overall winner of the 2016 Supply Chain Excellence Awards with a major strategic initiative that delivered huge benefits in both customer service and inventory performance.

The winners of the 20th Anniversary Supply Chain Excellence Awards were revealed at a glittering ceremony at London’s Park Lane Hilton, hosted by comedian Lucy Porter and attended by supply chain leaders from right across Europe.

MAN Truck & Bus beat off strong competition from Sky, Shell, Telefónica UK, Sightsavers with Crown Agents, and The John Lewis Partnership with Clipper Logistics to take the Overall Award.

Find out who else won here

Top tweets

WINNERS! Peel Ports have won Team of the Year at the Supply Chain Excellence Awards along with @Culina_Group & @GeneralMills #SCEA2016 pic.twitter.com/weq0BkUdI6

— Peel Ports (@PeelPorts) November 15, 2016

Great evening @SCE_Awards, well done to all the winners, and shortlisted entries #SCEA2016

— jncharlton (@jncharlton) November 15, 2016

We won another award tonight thank you @europris_no. So pleased to share it with you #SCEA2016 @SCE_Awards @RelexSolutions pic.twitter.com/7VZq8cxm3b

— Cecile Dorvault (@CecileAD) November 15, 2016

Great programme of 20th anniversary of #SCEA2016 all the past winners of #supplychain excellence including myself in 2010 🤔 @SCE_Awards pic.twitter.com/qjicHBiVlJ

— Richard Wilding OBE (@SupplyChainProf) November 14, 2016

Winner Environmental Improvement: LIGAPRODUCTION! #scea2016 #LPRO pic.twitter.com/F70D2H9Zxn

— Maxim B. Wunderbar (@MaximBWunderbar) November 14, 2016

Congratulations to @Telefonica on winning the hi-tech communications and electronics award at the @SCE_Awards!

— gap personnel (@gappersonnel) November 15, 2016

Dave Howorth @GeneralMills Steve Winwood @Culina_Group and Stephen Carr @PeelPorts Team of the Year at #SCEA2016 pic.twitter.com/lhxvRD42mk

— Patrick Walters (@PatrickWWalters) November 14, 2016

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The search for outstanding supply chains starts now with the launch of the 21st Supply Chain Excellence Awards.

The Awards, organised by Logistics & Supply Chain, are the gold standard of supply chain achievement and winners include some of Europe’s leading companies.

The winners of the 2017 Awards will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders at London’s Park Lane Hilton on Tuesday, 14th November.

The number of entries has been growing steadily year on year, and last year was no exception, with more than 60 companies making it to the final stage of the awards judging.

What makes the European Supply Chain Excellence Awards special is the stringent process to analyse supply chain performance. Our judging team is made up of senior industry figures who bring years of experience to bear. Shortlisted companies are asked to make presentations to our judges and face detailed questioning from panel members. It’s a uniquely exhaustive process that makes the Awards uniquely worth winning.

Last year MAN Truck & Bus took the Overall Award in a tightly fought contest with Sky, John Lewis, Telefónica, Shell and Sightsavers. Other category winners included: Tesco, the BBC, Europris, and Argos.

HOW DO I ENTER?

All the entry information is on the Awards web site:

www.supplychainexcellenceawards.com

THE ENTRY PROCESS

We ask all participants to register online. Registrants will be sent a registration confirmation email providing a unique reference number. Once registered you will have access to all of the entry forms available for download. These forms are in Word format so that you can complete them in your own time rather than rush them in one online session.

When you’re ready to send us your completed entry forms, simply use the details in your registration confirmation email to access the entry form and submission area online and upload the entry files.

The first stage of judging is the shortlist. We will contact you to let you know if you have made the shortlist before it is announced publicly.

If you make it to the shortlist, you will be asked to make a presentation during a face-to-face session with two of our judges in central London in late September/early October. More information will be provided to all successful finalists who are shortlisted.

AWARDS CATEGORIES

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS:

• Automotive
• Consumer Products
• Hi-Tech, Communications and Electronics
• Manufacturing (incl. Industrial and Aerospace)
• Public and Third Sectors
• Retail/E-tail

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS:

• Customer Service and Support
• Demand Forecasting and Planning
• Environmental Improvement
• Logistics and Distribution
• Reverse Logistics –
• Sourcing and Procurement
• Supply Chain Operations
• Supply Chain Strategy and Design
• Supply Chain Visibility –
• Technology
• Training and Safety
• Warehouse Initiative

RECOGNITION AWARDS:

• Innovation in Supply Chain
• Best Small Enterprise
• Best Medium Enterprise
• 3PL of the Year
• Rising Star
• Team of the Year
• Individual
• Overall Winner

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WIN?

There is no doubt that the Supply Chain Excellence Awards are challenging. Entrants are asked to provide us with a lot of information. In some cases where the judges feel they don’t have enough information, they go back and ask for more.

Those entrants that make it through to the shortlist are invited to make a presentation to the judges and answer questions. We have a team of more than 40 judges made up of the team at Logistics & Supply Chain and leading supply chain professionals.

In the process the judges look for five common characteristics of high performing supply chains. These are:

1. Does the supply chain help to deliver competitive advantage to your company – or is it a cost of doing business?
2. Are your processes and systems streamlined and integrated across the end-to-end supply chain – or are they complex and fragmented?
3. Is the supply chain organisation structured and staffed for success – or is it an admin function staffed with the dead weights?
4. Have you built a collaborative operating model with a clear understanding of your core competencies – or are you a jack of all trades and a master of none?
5. Have you a clear understanding of how to measure success and is the organisation incentivised to deliver it – or do you measure everything and do nothing with it?

If the entry was for a special category – for example Sourcing and Procurement, or Customer Service there is less emphasis given to the core disciplines and more emphasis to the relative performance and achievement of each of the finalists. In addition, the judges give special attention to the demonstration of innovation and the commitment, passion and enthusiasm of entrants.

SPONSOR

FuturMaster

Founded in 1994, FuturMaster is a software company specialising in Supply Chain Management. Its solutions accompany and support organisations in the performance and optimisation of their global supply chain network. FuturMaster’s consultants are industry experts specialising in sales forecasting, demand planning, distribution, production, procurement and scheduling, as well as global supply chain optimisation. Publisher, distributor and integrator, FuturMaster’s know-how and expertise extends worldwide with the solution already implemented in over 65 countries. FuturMaster’s offices are based in France, the United Kingdom, China, Singapore and Brazil. The company now employs over 140 people worldwide and has a turnover of € 16.7 million (2016).

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Entries for the upcoming 21st Anniversary of the Supply Chain Excellence awards are now open – do you have what it takes to take home the trophy for overall winner? Last year saw MAN Truck & Bus triumph when it beat off stiff competition for the Automotive, Demand Forecasting & Planning and overall winner category.

MAN Truck & Bus’ entry concerned a bold strategic initiative that was centred on the company’s extensive spare-parts supply chain, and that was to test the very nature of the relationship between the manufacturer and its dealership network. The new way of working would require the highest levels of trust in the manufacturers service parts planning capabilities – in effect, MAN would manage the inventory held within the dealerships. The idea was to reduce the ‘bullwhip effect’ across the spare parts supply chain by gathering big data volumes from all the locations involved and creating a holistic view of inventory needs.

They came up against stiff competition from McLaren with CEVA Logistics, but in the end it was MAN who stole the show.

In its 21st year, the Supply Chain Excellence awards sets a precedent for the industry. Its stringent judging process, where supply chain performance is analysed in detail, makes it a very special and renowned event.

Those who are lucky enough to be shortlisted will make a presentation to our set of judges, as well as face detailed questioning from a panel. It is an exhaustive process that truly makes the awards worth winning.

The event itself will be held at the London Hilton on Park Lane on Tuesday 14th November 2017, where the winners will be revealed at a dazzling ceremony. Expect a delicious three-course meal and networking opportunities.

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A record 88 entries have been shortlisted for the 21st Supply Chain Excellence Awards.

And the standard of the entries was higher than ever, giving the judges a tough task in deciding who should be shortlisted.

The shortlisted companies will now go through to the presentation stage. Each entrant is invited to give a presentation and face questioning from a judging panel made up of industry experts.

The winners of the Awards will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders at a celebration dinner at London’s Hilton Park Lane on 14th November.

Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2017: The Shortlist

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS

AUTOMOTIVE
Jaguar Land Rover Global Test
Belron International
Euro Car Parts

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Danone Early Life Nutrition
FarEye

HI-TECH, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Vodafone Procurement Company
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne + Nagel
Hutchison 3G – Three

MANUFACTURING
Unipart Rail with Bibby Distribution
Covestro
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software

PUBLIC AND THIRD SECTORS
NHS Blood and Transplant with Brookes and ToolsGroup
YPO (Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation) with Hatmill
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Anglian Water Services

RETAIL & E-TAIL
Kingfisher with DHL International Supply Chain
Lesara
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Heineken UK and ASDA
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS:

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Sainsbury’s and Argos with DHL
Pladis UK
GANT with MIQ Logistics
Elval, a Viohalco company

DEMAND FORECASTING AND PLANNING
Warburtons with FuturMaster
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Pearson Education with Accenture UK
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Baxter Healthcare with CEVA Logistics
Fowler Welch
Gatwick Airport with DHL Supply Chain
Heineken UK with ASDA
innocent drinks + Fareshare with Culina
Heathrow Airport with Wilson James
Bidfood
The Workplace Depot

LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION
Fowler Welch
Pladis
Osram with Westcoast Retail
Greenshield Cowie
Euro Car Parts
Meachers Global Logistics, Steve Porter Transport and Red Funnel Ferries
Danfoss and Zetes

REVERSE LOGISTICS
ASOS with Clipper Logistics
Hutchison 3G – Three
Lesara

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT
Centrica with Unipart Logistics
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
Vodafone Procurement Company
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Anheuser-Busch InBev Procurement

SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS
Heineken UK
innocent drinks
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software
Anglian Water Services
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics
Global Brands Group with Ligentia
Tesco with Westcoast Retail

SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Drax with Crimson & Co
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Bidfood

THE FUTURMASTER AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Belron International
Convestro
Wed2b
FarEye
Granngården with RELEX Solutions

TECHNOLOGY
Vodafone Procurement Company
FarEye
Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions

TRAINING AND SAFETY
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
New Look with Clipper
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes

WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Marstons Brewery with Spaciotempo
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne Nagel
FatFace
Flowtechnology UK with Kardex Systems UK
National Grid

Find out more about the Supply Chain Excellence Awards at: www.supplychainexcellenceawards.com

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A record 88 entries have been shortlisted for the 21st Supply Chain Excellence Awards.

And the standard of the entries was higher than ever, giving the judges a tough task in deciding who should be shortlisted.

The shortlisted companies will now go through to the presentation stage. Each entrant is invited to give a presentation and face questioning from a judging panel made up of industry experts.

The presentations will take place in late September and early October

The winners of the Awards will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders at a celebration dinner at London’s Hilton Park Lane on 14th November.

Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2017: The Shortlist

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS

AUTOMOTIVE
Jaguar Land Rover Global Test
Belron International
Euro Car Parts

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Danone Early Life Nutrition
FarEye

HI-TECH, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Vodafone Procurement Company
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne + Nagel
Hutchison 3G – Three

MANUFACTURING
Unipart Rail with Bibby Distribution
Covestro
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software

PUBLIC AND THIRD SECTORS
NHS Blood and Transplant with Brookes and ToolsGroup
YPO (Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation) with Hatmill
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Anglian Water Services

RETAIL & E-TAIL
Kingfisher with DHL International Supply Chain
Lesara
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Heineken UK and ASDA
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS:

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Sainsbury’s and Argos with DHL
Pladis UK
GANT with MIQ Logistics
Elval, a Viohalco company

DEMAND FORECASTING AND PLANNING
Warburtons with FuturMaster
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Pearson Education with Accenture UK
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Baxter Healthcare with CEVA Logistics
Fowler Welch
Gatwick Airport with DHL Supply Chain
Heineken UK with ASDA
innocent drinks + Fareshare with Culina
Heathrow Airport with Wilson James
Bidfood
The Workplace Depot

LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION
Fowler Welch
Pladis
Osram with Westcoast Retail
Greenshield Cowie
Euro Car Parts
Meachers Global Logistics, Steve Porter Transport and Red Funnel Ferries
Danfoss and Zetes

REVERSE LOGISTICS
ASOS with Clipper Logistics
Hutchison 3G – Three
Lesara

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT
Centrica with Unipart Logistics
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
Vodafone Procurement Company
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Anheuser-Busch InBev Procurement

SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS
Heineken UK
innocent drinks
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software
Anglian Water Services
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics
Global Brands Group with Ligentia
Tesco with Westcoast Retail

SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Drax with Crimson & Co
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Bidfood

THE FUTURMASTER AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Belron International
Convestro
Wed2b
FarEye
Granngården with RELEX Solutions

TECHNOLOGY
Vodafone Procurement Company
FarEye
Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions

TRAINING AND SAFETY
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
New Look with Clipper
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes

WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Marstons Brewery with Spaciotempo
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne Nagel
FatFace
Flowtechnology UK with Kardex Systems UK
National Grid

Find out more about the Supply Chain Excellence Awards at: www.supplychainexcellenceawards.com

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It can now be revealed that Sara Pascoe is to host the upcoming Supply Chain Excellence Awards, taking place on 14 November at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

Sara Pascoe

Pascoe is an Edinburgh Comedy Award nominated comedian, writer and actor.

In her routines, Sara takes a wry, almost deadpan look at the more inexplicable aspects of life, love and people. Sara has appeared on Never Mind the Buzzcocks, QI, Have I Got News for you, 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Mock the Week. As an actor she played Coco Lomax in the hit Olympic sit-com Twenty Twelve and also starred and co-wrote Girl Friday, she has written for the Guardian and Independent, and penned a book, Animal: How a Woman is Made.

The winners of the Awards will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders at a celebration dinner.

Last year, MAN Truck & Bus took the Overall Award in a tightly fought contest with Sky, John Lewis, Telefónica, Shell and Sightsavers. Other category winners included: Tesco, the BBC, Europris, and Argos.

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Join us at the upcoming Supply Chain Excellence Awards, a glittering ceremony hosted by Sara Pascoe at the Hilton Park Lane on 14^th November. The winners of the Awards will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders at a celebration dinner.

Celebrate true supply chain excellence from around the world, and take the opportunity to network with the best in the business at our drinks reception and impressive three course dinner.

Last year, MAN Truck & Bus took the Overall Award in a tightly fought contest with Sky, John Lewis, Telefónica, Shell and Sightsavers. Other category winners included: Tesco, the BBC, Europris, and Argos.

The standard of the entries was higher than ever this year, giving the judges a tough task in deciding who should be shortlisted.

To book a table, or find out more, click here

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The shortlist for the 20th Anniversary Supply Chain Excellence Awards has been unveiled – and it highlights the outstanding work that has been done by supply chain professionals over the past year.

Malory Davies FCILT, Editor.

And all the companies that have made it though to the presentation stage deserve to be congratulated.

There were more than 120 entries for the Awards this year – even more than last year’s record.

Every year, the standard of the entries seems to go up and this year is no exception. There was clear evidence of a determination to implement best practice in all the entries, while innovation was also apparent. So making it to the shortlist is an achievement in itself.

In the next stage of the process, which takes place over a four week period in September and October, companies are invited to make a presentation to a panel of judges made up of senior supply chain professionals.

I’m looking forward to it. In the meantime, I would like to congratulate all the companies that have made it to the shortlist.

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It’s the supply chain night of the year – The Supply Chain Excellence Awards will be hosted by Sara Pascoe at the Hilton Park Lane tonight when the winners will be revealed in front of more than 600 industry leaders.

Celebrate true supply chain excellence from around the world, and take the opportunity to network with the best in the business at our drinks reception and impressive three course dinner.

A record 88 entries have been shortlisted for the 21st Supply Chain Excellence Awards.

And the standard of the entries was higher than ever, giving the judges a tough task in deciding who should win in the various categories.

The Awards take place tonight (14th November) at the Hilton Park Lane in London.

Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2017: The Shortlist

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS

AUTOMOTIVE
Jaguar Land Rover Global Test
Belron International
Euro Car Parts

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Danone Early Life Nutrition
FarEye

THE FLEX AWARD FOR HI-TECH, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Vodafone Procurement Company
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne + Nagel
Hutchison 3G – Three

MANUFACTURING
Unipart Rail with Bibby Distribution
Covestro
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software

PUBLIC AND THIRD SECTORS
NHS Blood and Transplant with Brookes and ToolsGroup
YPO (Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation) with Hatmill
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Anglian Water Services

RETAIL & E-TAIL
Kingfisher with DHL International Supply Chain
Lesara
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Heineken UK and ASDA
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS:

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Sainsbury’s and Argos with DHL
Pladis UK
GANT with MIQ Logistics
Elval, a Viohalco company

DEMAND FORECASTING AND PLANNING
Warburtons with FuturMaster
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Pearson Education with Accenture UK
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Baxter Healthcare with CEVA Logistics
Fowler Welch
Gatwick Airport with DHL Supply Chain
Heineken UK with ASDA
innocent drinks + Fareshare with Culina
Heathrow Airport with Wilson James
Bidfood
The Workplace Depot

LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION
Fowler Welch
Pladis
Osram with Westcoast Retail
Greenshield Cowie
Euro Car Parts
Meachers Global Logistics, Steve Porter Transport and Red Funnel Ferries
Danfoss and Zetes

REVERSE LOGISTICS
ASOS with Clipper Logistics
Hutchison 3G – Three
Lesara

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT
Centrica with Unipart Logistics
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
Vodafone Procurement Company
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Anheuser-Busch InBev Procurement

SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS
Heineken UK
innocent drinks
Gooch & Housago with Omnify Software
Anglian Water Services
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics
Global Brands Group with Ligentia
Tesco with Westcoast Retail

SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Drax with Crimson & Co
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Bidfood

THE FUTURMASTER AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Belron International
Convestro
Wed2b
FarEye
Granngården with RELEX Solutions

TECHNOLOGY
Vodafone Procurement Company
FarEye
Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions

TRAINING AND SAFETY
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
New Look with Clipper
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes

WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Marstons Brewery with Spaciotempo
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne Nagel
FatFace
Flowtechnology UK with Kardex Systems UK
National Grid

Find out more about the Supply Chain Excellence Awards at: www.supplychainexcellenceawards.com

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Tonight the Supply Chain Excellence Awards come of age – this is the 21st Awards.

Malory Davies, Editor.

And the fact that there are a record number of entries on the shortlist this year reflects the importance companies now place on their supply chains.

Tonight’s winners will join a select group, including: major motor manufacturers such as MAN, and Jaguar Land Rover; technology leaders such as Dell and Infineon; and retailers such as Primark and Waterstones. The entries this year include examples of excellence from all these sectors.

The judging process is famously challenging. Entrants must make a presentation to a panel of senior supply chain professionals who can, and do, ask some extremely searching questions.

For the judges, it is always impressive to see the expertise, professionalism and enthusiasm of the entrants. Not only that, the process gives invaluable insights into the day to day challenges facing industry professionals in a rapidly changing business environment.

Awards inevitably have winners and losers, but all the shortlisted companies can be proud of what they have achieved. And tonight will be a massive celebration of all that is best in our industry.

I hope to see you there.

Malory Davies

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Severn Trent has carried off the Overall Winner trophy at the Supply Chain Excellence Awards – fighting off stiff competition from McVities Carlisle, Turkcell Elval, Euro Car Parts and Lesara. The Awards were presented last night at a glittering gala dinner at the Park Lane Hilton in London.

The Overall Award is chosen from the winners of the Industry Sector Awards.

Severn Trent delivers critical services to more than 4.5 million households and businesses and has undertaken a major restructuring of its supply chain.

The judges said: “This was a project that inspires – they have transformed a fragmented supply chain and have created a structure that delivers competitive advantage through enhanced visibility, transparency, and performance. This is supply chain excellence in abundance.”

THE AWARD WINNERS:

INDUSTRY SECTOR AWARDS

AUTOMOTIVE
Winner: Euro Car Parts
Shortlisted:
Jaguar Land Rover Global Test
Belron International
Euro Car Parts

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
Winner: McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Shortlisted:
McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Danone Early Life Nutrition
FarEye

THE FLEX AWARD FOR HI-TECH, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS
Winner: Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Highly Commended: Vodafone Procurement Company
Shortlisted:
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Vodafone Procurement Company
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne + Nagel
Hutchison 3G – Three

MANUFACTURING
Winner: Elval SA
Shortlisted:
Unipart Rail with Bibby Distribution
Covestro
Elval SA
Gooch & Housego with Omnify Software

RETAIL & E-TAIL
Winner: Lesara
Highly Commended: Ted Baker with XPO
Shortlisted:
Kingfisher with DHL International Supply Chain
Lesara
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Heineken UK and ASDA
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics

PUBLIC AND THIRD SECTORS
Winner: Severn Trent Plc
Shortlisted:
NHS Blood and Transport with Brookes and ToolsGroup
YPO (Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation) with Hatmill
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Seven Trent
Anglian Water Services

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS:

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Winner: Sainsbury’s Argos with DHL
Highly Commended: Gant with MIQ Logistics
Shortlisted:
Sainsbury’s and Argos with DHL
Pladis UK
GANT with MIQ Logistics
Elval, a Viohalco company

DEMAND FORECASTING AND PLANNING
Winner: Warburtons with FuturMaster
Shortlisted:
Warburtons with FuturMaster
Granngården with RELEX Solutions
Pearson Education with Accenture UK
Symetal, subsidiary of Elval

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Winner: Gatwick Airport with DHL Supply Chain
Highly Commended: Southampton Council with the Solent Alliance
Shortlisted:
Baxter Healthcare with CEVA Logistics
Fowler Welch
Gatwick Airport with DHL Supply Chain
Heineken UK with ASDA
innocent drinks + Fare share with Culina
Heathrow Airport with Wilson James
Bidfood
The Workplace Depot
Southampton Council with the Solent Alliance

REVERSE LOGISTICS
Winner: ASOS with Clipper Logistics
Shortlisted:
ASOS with Clipper Logistics
Hutchison 3G – Three
Lesara

LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION
Winner: Pladis
Shortlisted:
Fowler Welch
Pladis
Osram with Westcoast Retail
Greenshield Cowie
Euro Car Parts
Southampton Council with the Solent Alliance
Danfoss and Zetes

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT
Winner: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
Highly Commended: Vodafone Procurement Company
Shortlisted:
Centrica with Unipart Logistics
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions
Vodafone Procurement Company
Turkcell İletişim Hizmetleri
Anheuser-Busch InBev Procurement
Sourcing & Procurement

THE CLIPPER LOGISTICS AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS
Winner: Innocent Drinks
Shortlisted:
Heineken UK
innocent drinks
Gooch & Housego with Omnify Software
Anglian Water Services
Ted Baker with XPO Logistics
H&M with XPO Logistics
TLG Brands with Ligentia
Tesco with Westcoast Retail

SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Winner: London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Shortlisted:
Drax with Crimson & Co
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Severn Trent
Bidfood
Drax with Crimson & Co

THE FUTURMASTER AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Winner: Wed2b
Highly commended: Belron International
Shortlisted:
Belron International
Covestro
Wed2b
FarEye
Granngården with RELEX Solutions

TECHNOLOGY
Winner: Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions
Shortlisted:
Vodafone Procurement Company
Blue Dart with FarEye
Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions

3PL OF THE YEAR
Winner: XPO Logistics
Shortlisted:
CEVA Logistics
Clipper Logistics
DHL Supply chain
XPO Logistics

TRAINING AND SAFETY
Winner: British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
Highly commended: New Look with Clipper
Shortlisted:
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
New Look with Clipper
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes

WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Winner: FatFace
Shortlisted:
Marston’s Brewery with Spaciotempo
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne Nagel
FatFace
Flowtechnology UK with Kardex Systems UK
National Grid

TEAM OF THE YEAR
Winner: YPO with Hatmill
Shortlisted:
Belron
Danone Early Life Nutrition
GANT with MIQ Logistics
YPO with Hatmill

INNOVATION AWARD
Winner: Centrica
Shortlisted:
Anglian Water
Centrica
Elval
Vodafone

RISING STAR
Winner: Tom Healy, Euro Car Parts
Shortlisted:
Joud Adada, Intern, Vodafone
Maria Alberti, Tactical Sourcing Team Lead, Vodafone
Gary Barnes, Supervisor Supply Chain Team, NHS South of England Procurement Team
Jack Burgess, Excellence Team Support, McVities Carlisle, Pladis UK
Mubeen Hafeji, Category Specialist, Procurement & Supply Chain, Centrica
Tom Healy, Shift Manager, Euro Car Parts Ltd
Matthew Kay, Supply Chain Project Officer, LTH
Silvija Mitalaite, Shift Manager XPO Logistics

AWARDS SPONSORS

Clipper Logistics
Founded in 1992, Clipper Logistics plc has been a leader in retail logistics for more than two decades, operating in over 44 sites within the UK and Europe. Clipper is known for its consultative approach, constantly responding to rapid change through innovation, and for working alongside some of the biggest names in retail including John Lewis, ASOS, and Superdry. Clipper has won numerous awards for a range of multichannel solutions, including the bespoke returns service Boomerang™. In 2016, the business launched Click link™, which was developed in collaboration with the John Lewis Partnership, and has transformed the Click & Collect process to meet evolving consumer demands and the fast-paced retail sector.
www.clippergroup.co.uk

flex
In the categories of design, manufacturing, distribution, and aftermarket services, Flex has established itself as a global leader without equal. With over 100 sites in 30 countries, and 200,000 highly skilled innovators at the ready, we’re helping customers big and small solve the challenges of the connected age. In today’s marketplace, demand for smarter, more advanced solutions is growing exponentially. To meet the complex technological and logistical challenges of this new age requires the right partner at every step. With extensive experience across virtually all industries, Flex has the unique vision and capabilities to improve speed, efficiency, and cost effectiveness throughout the entire life cycle of a product. With access to a vast global footprint, Flex brings our customers closer to the markets they serve, creating a supply advantage almost anywhere. Add in its Sketch to Scale platform and market-leading, SaaS-based global supply chain, and the merits of Flex become undeniable.
www.flextronics.com

FuturMaster
Founded in 1994, FuturMaster is a software company specialising in Supply Chain Management. Its solutions accompany and support organisations in the performance and optimisation of their global supply chain network. FuturMaster’s consultants are industry experts specialising in sales forecasting, demand planning, distribution, production, procurement and scheduling, as well as global supply chain optimisation. Publisher, distributor and integrator, FuturMaster’s know-how and expertise extends worldwide with the solution already implemented in over 65 countries. FuturMaster’s offices are based in France, the United Kingdom, China, Singapore and Brazil.
www.futurmaster.com

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Winners of the prestigious Supply Chain Excellence Awards were overjoyed and honoured to have been recognised by the judges as leaders in their fields and projects.

Severn Trent, winner of the Overall Winner Award, and the Public and Third Sectors trophy described the win as “amazing”, “awesome” and “absolutely incredible”.

“[The win is] absolutely amazing, it’s an honour to be here, let alone winning an award. So we couldn’t thank the judges enough, it’s a great honour.”

“A huge amount of hard work has gone into it, so just really, really proud of what everyone has done. Amazing achievement,” said Chris Wand, Severn Trent.

“ [The key was] teamwork, communication and teamwork, pulling together at times of strain and supporting one another through the difficult periods, that’s what’s made it key and brought us here tonight.”

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust with Ingenica Solutions were “blown away” by the Award results when they won the Sourcing and Procurement category: “Absolutely amazing, a lot of hard work gone in from Ian and his team, and supported by more team. And I think it’s just amazing to win. Big team effort,” said Nicola Hall, Ingenica Solutions. “Collaboration between the trust and willingness to change. Just to make savings for the NHS I think is fantastic. Just to have worked with the guys there, great bunch of guys there.”

Euro Car Parts took home the trophy for Automotive. The team were very pleased with their achievement: “Unbelievable really – first time we’ve entered this award, or anything similar. We weren’t sure if we had a decent chance against the competition, but we’re really, really, really pleased to win,” said Ben Baldwin. “It was difficult when we made the submission, we think what we are doing in our business and industry is quite special, but you’re never quite sure. But obviously the panel has recognised what it is we’re doing and see that that is quite cutting edge.”

There was also a great response to the event on social media throughout the night:

Great to see Centrica pick up another great award in procurement excellence #scea2017 @centricaplc pic.twitter.com/d94mdXBQNZ

— Darryl M Abraham (@DarrylMAbraham) November 14, 2017

We are delighted to have won the Innovation in Supply Chain award with Centrica #scea17 pic.twitter.com/7UUYOePQMp

— Unipart Logistics (@UnipartLogistic) November 14, 2017

.@DHLsupplychain are proud winners of the #ESCEA17 Environmental Improvement award with @Gatwick_Airport 🤩 https://t.co/HSEaR9CrSu

— DHL Supply Chain (@DHLsupplychain) November 15, 2017

Great company! Great evening!! – Thanks for organising @SCE_Awards #SCEA17 #Proud – Good luck everyone! pic.twitter.com/t8v3CqtGih

— Ingenica Solutions (@IngenicaS) November 14, 2017

Well done to everyone – especially our members – for their fantastic wins across all categories .@SCE_Awards #scea17

— UKWA (@UKWarehouse) November 15, 2017

Fantastic news – we won the Innovation in Supply Chain Award. Well done to everyone involved #scea17 pic.twitter.com/mviZ7cNrBX

— Unipart Logistics (@UnipartLogistic) November 14, 2017

Tried to change the supply chain industry from the inside but there’s so many barriers. Will always champion female talent in operations. #scea17 pic.twitter.com/b9TKlswP6I

— Rebecca Morley (@r_morley_coach) November 14, 2017

Delighted to win Technology award with client @palmerandharvey at @SCE_Awards last night. Congratulations to all winners and finalists. #SCEA17 https://t.co/Y2Mbrula90

— TranSend Solutions (@TranSendePOD) November 15, 2017

Awards night for Team Argos & DHL! #scea17 @sce_awards pic.twitter.com/DQ6flTr0z4

— Greg Bacon (@gxbacon) November 15, 2017

We're over the moon to win Team of the Year with @hatmillogistics at the @SCE_Awards last night! Photo coming soon!… #scea17 #logistics #lifeatYPO https://t.co/aYPN7cpwgU

— YPO (@ypoinfo) November 15, 2017

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND DESIGN
Winner: London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Shortlisted:
Drax with Crimson & Co
London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Severn Trent
Bidfood
Drax with Crimson & Co

From left to right: Chris Sturman, chief executive, Food Storage & Distribution Federation, Chris Vale, Performance Improvement Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Anne Fulcher, Acting Vehicle Resource Centre Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Karen Merritt, Corporate Logistics Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Sharon Moye, Management Information Analyst, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Gordon Ballard, Logistics Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Justin Wand, Deputy Director Fleet & Logistics, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Mandy Green, Acting Vehicle Preparation Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Damon Barrett, Acting Logistics Support Officer, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Richard , Senior Surveyor, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Maureen Knight, PA, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, and Sara Pascoe.

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: THE FUTURMASTER AWARD FOR SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Winner: Wed2b
Highly commended: Belron International
Shortlisted:
Belron International
Covestro
Wed2b
FarEye
Granngården with RELEX Solutions

Award sponsor: FuturMaster
Founded in 1994, FuturMaster is a software company specialising in Supply Chain Management. Its solutions accompany and support organisations in the performance and optimisation of their global supply chain network. FuturMaster’s consultants are industry experts specialising in sales forecasting, demand planning, distribution, production, procurement and scheduling, as well as global supply chain optimisation. Publisher, distributor and integrator, FuturMaster’s know-how and expertise extends worldwide with the solution already implemented in over 65 countries. FuturMaster’s offices are based in France, the United Kingdom, China, Singapore and Brazil.
www.futurmaster.com

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: TECHNOLOGY
Winner: Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions
Shortlisted:
Vodafone Procurement Company
Blue Dart with FarEye
Palmer and Harvey with TranSend Solutions

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: 3PL OF THE YEAR
Winner: XPO Logistics
Shortlisted:
CEVA Logistics
Clipper Logistics
DHL Supply chain
XPO Logistics

From left to right: Lisa Blackledge, Warehouse Colleague, XPO Logistics, Tony McKean, Senior Shift Manager, XPO Logistics, Silvija Mitalaite, Shift Manager, XPO Logistics, Jessica Lockett, Assistant Finance Manager, XPO Logistics, Milan Jancarik, Inventory and Systems Manager, XPO Logistics, Jamie Green, Operations Manager, XPO Logistics, Neil Blackledge, Site Manager, XPO Logistics, (behind) Nick Allen, contributing editor of Logistics Manager, Rob Callaghan, Planning Manager, XPO Logistics, and Caroline Whitley, Senior Project Manager, and host Sara Pascoe.* Sarah Booth, Account Director, XPO Logistics was unable to attend the ceremony but was a key part of the team’s success.

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: TRAINING AND SAFETY
Winner: British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
Highly commended: New Look with Clipper
Shortlisted:
British Gypsum with CEVA Logistics
New Look with Clipper
Miele with CEVA Logistics
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes

Kurt Schilders, director supply chain, Telenet, Chris Leigh-Browne, Senior Vice President, Business Development, CEVA Logistics, Brent Stuart, Senior General Manager, CEVA Logistics, Danny Brown, Vice President CEVA Ground, CEVA Logistics, Julian Money, General Manager, CEVA Logistics and Sara Pascoe.

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: WAREHOUSE INITIATIVE
Winner: FatFace
Shortlisted:
Marston’s Brewery with Spaciotempo
BT Supply Chain
Virgin Media with Kuehne Nagel
FatFace
Flowtechnology UK with Kardex Systems UK
National Grid

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SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2017

CATEGORY: TEAM OF THE YEAR
Winner: YPO with Hatmill
Shortlisted:
Belron
Danone Early Life Nutrition
GANT with MIQ Logistics
YPO with Hatmill

Jim Spittle, Chairman of the Board, GS1 UK, Simon Dixon, Hatmill, Adrian Field, YPO, and host Sara Pascoe.

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