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Exploring Opportunities within Culina Group: Graduate and Undergraduate Programmes
Exploring Opportunities within Culina Group: Graduate and Undergraduate Programmes Are you considering your next steps within education? Are you looking to advance your academic journey? Culina Group have two brand new and exciting programmes that could be perfect for you! Our Graduate Programmes and Undergraduate Degree Apprenticeship Programme offer unique opportunities for professional and personal growth; paving the way for
Culina Group crowns 25th anniversary year with five major industry accolades
In its 25th anniversary year Culina Group’s spectacular growth trajectory has been recognised with the achievement of five high profile national awards presented by leading UK Industry organisations and associations, Motor Transport, the Road Haulage Association, the UK Warehouse Association, and TCS&D. In July at the Motor Transport Awards 2019, the “Oscars” for the UK transport and logistics industry, Culina
Culina Group Wins UKWA Logistics Service Provider of the Year Award
Culina Group won a major UK Operator Accolade recently, at the UKWA Awards. Michael Pepper, Development Manager at Culina Group was presented with the award for ‘Logistics Service Provider of the Year’ at the prestigious event which took place at the Dorchester Hotel in London on 27th June 2019 following the UKWA’s 75th Anniversary Lunch. “We are very proud
Supporting mental health in logistics
When he stepped into the ring at the end of 2018 Tyson Fury was as much a symbol of mental health resurrection as he was as a British boxing icon. His unexpected draw against Deontay Wilder was a real testimony to his own personal victory against his mental health demons. “I ain’t a special human being,” Fury said afterwards, “I’m
How DID that get there? – Co-Packing
If I were to say the word ‘Co-Packing’ to you, you would be forgiven for thinking I was talking about the joint effort to get the suitcases ready for the annual family holiday. When in actual fact I would be talking about the 3rd party logistics process in which a co-packing company receives a product from a manufacturer (sometimes in
IPS Acquires FoodPack
IPS, the UK’s market leading co-packing business has announced an agreement to take over FoodPack Limited as from Monday 3rd December 2018. The terms of the agreement, including consideration, have not been disclosed. IPS is already the market leader in co-packing and by acquiring FoodPack its expanded business is significantly extending the company’s overall service offering. FoodPack operates from an
‘Queens of the Road’ – Spotlight on Female HGV Drivers
Logistics is an area where equality is improving rapidly, especially in the crucial role of HGV Driver. As an industry that is in the midst of a nationwide driver shortage there has been no better time for more women to take the wheel and choose a career on the open road. The attributes of HGV Drivers are varied and the
Culina Logistics Win Major UK Operator Accolade
Culina Logistics won a major UK Operator Accolade recently, at the TCS&D Awards – the “Oscars” for the Chilled Logistics Sector. Steve Winwood, Culina Logistics CEO was presented with the award for Temperature Controlled Storage Operator of the Year by FSDF Chief Executive – Chris Sturman. “This is a proud day for Culina Logistics,” said Steve, “It is real testimony
Culina Group Acquires Robsons (of Spalding)
Culina Group has announced the acquisition of Robsons (of Spalding) as from Monday 2nd July 2018. The terms of the agreement have not been disclosed. The acquisition is a logical next step for both businesses and it made strong commercial sense for Culina Group to bring Robsons (of Spalding) into the family. This acquisition is another significant and exciting milestone
Is There a Cure for the Driver Shortage?
The logistics industry is facing a driver shortage of between 45,000 – 50,000 workers and if something isn’t done the deficit will only increase. Currently, 2% of employed drivers are under 25 and with the average age of a HGV driver in Britain being 55 there just aren’t enough qualified people filling the holes left by those retiring. Also, only