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accreditations & awards

At Advanced Supply Chain Group we are active members of a number of the most influential industry bodies, we hold many internationally-recognised accreditations, including the ISO9001 quality standard, and we are very proud to have won numerous accolades for growth and innovation.

Awards

Winner, Innovation in Fashion Retail, Drapers Awards 2019
Advanced Supply Chain Group in partnership with ASOS

Winner, LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders 2018
Mike Danby MBE, CEO at Advanced Supple Chain Group

Winner, Supply Chain Partnership Awards, Global Freight Awards 2017
Advanced Supply Chain Group in partnership with ASOS

Finalists, Innovation in Fashion Retail, Drapers Awards 2017
Advanced Supply Chain Group in partnership with ASOS

Finalists, FTA Logistics Awards 2017
Advanced Supply Chain Group

Finalist, Leader of the Year, Women in Logistics Awards 2017
Kath Lewis

Winner, Leader of the Year, Women in Logistics Awards 2016
Kath Lewis

Gold Medal, Warehouse Management & CRM, Intralogistics Awards 2015
Vector from Advanced Supply Chain Group

Finalists, Retail Week Awards 2015
Advanced Supply Chain Group

Finalist, EY Entrepreneur of the Year Awards 2013
Mike Danby

Other achievements

Advanced Forwarding, part of the Advanced Supply Chain Group, named in The Ward Hadaway Yorkshire Fastest 50 2016

Advanced Forwarding, part of the Advanced Supply Chain Group, named in The Ward Hadaway Yorkshire Fastest 50 2015

Advanced Supply Chain Group, named by London Stock Exchange in their 2014 report ‘1,000 companies to inspire Britain’

our values

Our six core values define our corporate culture and we encourage all of our colleagues to keep them in mind at all times

environmental sustainability

We are committed to minimising our impact on the environment and we are continually looking at new opportunities to achieve our ambition to be a carbon-neutral business by 2020

Effective stock management will be the key to retail revival

Stock management issues cost retailers £1.6billion before the coronavirus outbreak and could rise to over £66bn this year because of disruption caused by COVID-19. Now retailers are re-opening their doors to customers and effective inventory management will be key.

What’s next for retailers and their supply chains?

Last week, we joined the Financial Times for an insightful session on the world of retail and manufacturing and how COVID-19 will continue to affect the industries’ supply chains.

Advanced Supply Chain Group launches new PPE supply service

Over the past few weeks, we've all had to play a role in addressing the ongoing public health challenge with a focus on protects out families and team.

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