1. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF GOODS IN THE UK
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2. MOST COMMON METHODS OF TRANSPORT
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3. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF GOODS IN THE UK
Motorways make it easy to deliver raw materials, parts and finished goods from door to door even to the remotest locations
Railways have increased their level of freight carrying since the opening of the Channel Tunnel
Improved transport links mean organisations have much more freedom regarding the location of their factories, offices and retail outlets
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4. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF GOODS IN THE UK
Organisations have to assess the costs and benefits of each method of transport
The timescale for delivery must also be taken into account eg fresh strawberries picked in Blairgowrie must be delivered to Wimbeldon fresh each morning (may have to use refrigerated airfreight)
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5. SCHEDULING Essential to any business operation
Ensures that all the factors of production are taken into account and working in harmony with each other
Ensures that from initial production to final delivery to the customer, every operation works smoothly and delivery times are met
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