Funai Soken Logistics will hold a webinar on October 30th and November 5th entitled "Current Logistics Trends and Countermeasures that Logistics Managers Should Know - The 2026 Problem / Amendments to Two Logistics-Related Laws".
The logistics industry is currently undergoing significant changes, including a shortage of drivers, soaring logistics costs, the "2026 problem" resulting from legal revisions, and increased government enforcement.
Many newly appointed logistics managers face challenges such as "how to respond to price increase requests from subcontractors," "how to comply with internal instructions to reduce costs," and "how to prepare for the risk of administrative guidance."
The seminar will provide a correct understanding of "government guidance risks," which will become particularly important in the future, and will explain practical countermeasures that can be used in real-world situations, such as how to build appropriate relationships with contractors (logistics companies) and action plans for optimizing and controlling logistics costs.
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I was transferred to the logistics department (as a person in charge) as part of a personnel change.
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■ Outline
Date and time: October 30th (Thursday) and November 5th (Wednesday) 14:00-15:00 each day
Format: Online (Zoom)
Admission: Free
Target: Shippers (manufacturing, retail, wholesale), logistics companies
Application deadline: 17:00 the day before each event.
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Content
This article explains the current trends and legal revisions in logistics that logistics personnel should be aware of.
船井総研ロジ
Logistics Support Department, Associate
Yume Sasaki
What are the administrative guidance risks that logistics managers should be aware of? A logistics consultant explains what shippers should do.
船井総研ロジ
Logistics Support Department Team Leader
Maki Inoue
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