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UK ignoring shortage of 100,000 HGV drivers amid Scottish supply fears

Exclusive Manufacturers like sweet company Haribo are struggling to get stock to stores as the problem is expected to get ‘worse before it gets better’ SCOTTISH industry leaders have warned the UK Government it must act urgently to address a lorry driver crisis, with fears over increasing food shortages and price rises in the coming months. A nationwide lack of HGV drivers means retailers and suppliers are struggling to transport goods around the UK, with the Road Haulage Association estimating a shortage of up to 100,000 roles. The issue is leading to gaps on shelves for products ranging from fresh food and soft drinks to confectionery and beer. Last week sweets manufacturer Haribo said it was struggling to get stocks to stores.

Scottish Wholesale Association launches #bekindtowholesale campaign after rise in abuse

Scottish Wholesale Association launches #bekindtowholesale campaign after rise in abuse
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Scottish Wholesale Association confirms return of Achievers in 2022

Published on The Achievers Awards, the long-established industry programme that rewards outstanding performance across the wholesale trade in Scotland, is to return in 2022, the Scottish Wholesale Association has confirmed. Launched 20 years ago, Scottish Wholesale Achievers highlights best practice and innovation within the industry and also shines a spotlight on the dedicated, passionate people who keep its wheels moving. There are two new awards for 2022: ● Community Service Award will recognise the efforts of wholesalers in supporting their customers, staff and communities during the pandemic ● Best Technology Initiative will reflect the way in which wholesalers are investing in digital and tech systems from new online ordering and data capture systems through to systems that improve picking and business efficiencies

Scottish wholesalers given relief grants of up to £500k

Dunns Food & Drinks CEO and SWA chairman Julie Dunn received a grant of £500k The Scottish government has named 42 wholesalers that have shared in a grant pot of £5.5m. Five businesses received the maximum £500,000 relief, with the remaining £3m shared out between 37 operators. The smallest grant was just shy of £8,000. The Grocer understands applications for aid via the Food and Drink Resilience Fund totalled around £15m, with the Scottish Wholesale Association calling for further financial support. The Scottish government increased the initial fund of £5m by £500,000 following the volume of applications in December. SWA chairman Julie Dunn’s company Dunns Food & Drinks was one of the wholesalers to receive £500,000, alongside William Morton, Allson Wholesale, JB Foods and Braehead Foods.

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