A new era

As the logistics and transport sector accelerates into a new chapter, we’re witnessing a profound shift driven by innovation, strategic expansions, and cross-border opportunities. From Tesco’s rapid delivery service set to pilot in Ireland to Saudia Cargo’s growing global reach, the message is clear: agility and growth are essential in an increasingly interconnected world.

Locally, the £15m expansion of a Lisburn food specialist highlights how businesses are capitalising on new frameworks and arrangements to thrive, while Amazon’s $15 billion warehouse plans signal a massive commitment to future-proofing supply chains. Meanwhile, global ventures, such as Pan Ocean’s multi-million-dollar deals and the opening of new rail routes between Beijing and Central Asia, underline the importance of robust infrastructure and international collaboration in driving success.

In this dynamic environment, the key to staying competitive lies not just in growth, but in the ability to adapt to evolving needs and opportunities. Whether it’s rapid delivery or international transport corridors, the future of logistics is fast, flexible, and increasingly borderless.