United Kingdom Warehousing Association (UKWA)

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UKWA

Established in 1944 and originally named the National Association of Inland Warehouse Keepers, the United Kingdom Warehousing Association (UKWA) is the UK’s leading trade association for the warehousing sector. With over 900 members, including warehousing and logistics suppliers, wholesalers, retailers and manufacturers, the UKWA offers a strong voice for the industry.

The role of the UKWA

The UKWA helps its members adhere to industry standards – providing business advice and ensuring operations are safe, ethical and profitable. The UKWA is a respectable representative for its members, ensuring views and voices are heard.

UKWA members benefits:

  • Access to quality standards and risk analysis tools

  • Training and education

  • Networking opportunities

  • Business opportunities and advice

  • Access to legally recognised and relevant Conditions of Contract

  • The latest news and trends from the industry

  • Getting your voice heard by policy makers and influencers

UKWA member discounts:

  • Business books and ebooks

  • Training and consultancy

  • HR services

  • Storage and handling solutions

  • Health & Safety support

  • Fork lift training and forklift truck safety

  • Access to skilled personnel if and when required

  • Cleaning equipment hire

  • Exhibition spaces

UKWA events

UKWA holds a number of industry events for its members each year. UKWA events provide an opportunity to network and are highly popular within the logistics sector. They attract a lot of attention and are often booked up within weeks of being confirmed. UKWA events include the UKWA Annual House of Lords Parliamentary Reception & Lunch, UKWA Annual Lunch & Awards and the UKWA National Conference.

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