Submissions are now being accepted for the 2026 awards
Entries have opened for the 2026 Logistics Awards, marking ten years since Logistics UK first launched the industry event recognising excellence across the sector.
The annual awards celebrate the achievements of companies and individuals working across the logistics and supply chain industry, highlighting innovation, dedication and performance over the past year.
Submissions are now being accepted for the 2026 awards, with the deadline set for 5pm on 3 July. Winners will be revealed at a gala reception and dinner at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London on 10 December.
Organised by the industry for the industry, the awards cover the full breadth of logistics activity, including road, rail, sea and air transport, with entries welcomed from operators, manufacturers and supporting businesses.
Logistics UK chief executive Ben Fletcher said the event continues to recognise the sector’s achievements at a time when logistics plays an increasingly vital role in the economy.
“The Logistics Awards are the gold standard, showcasing the very best of our great industry and I am delighted that entries are now open for 2026,” he said.
“These awards present a great opportunity to celebrate achievements from every corner of the UK and every part of our sector.”
Mr Fletcher said the standard of entries has consistently been high and encouraged businesses and individuals to take part in this year’s event.
“The quality is always incredibly impressive, and I personally look forward to reading this year’s entries, which are judged by experts from across the industry,” he said.
“I would urge everyone to get their submissions in as soon as possible.”
The awards are free to enter, with categories recognising achievements across the logistics sector.
These include honours for road transport operators, air freight businesses, rail freight companies and freight by water operators, alongside awards celebrating technology, innovation, safety and decarbonisation initiatives.
Individual awards will also recognise emerging and established leaders within the industry, including Rising Star of the Year and Logistics Leader of the Year.
Additional categories highlight areas such as warehousing, last-mile delivery, van operations, logistics partnerships and diversity and inclusion initiatives.
The 2026 awards are sponsored by a number of industry organisations including Aptean, Close Brothers, DP World, Logistics UK Recovery Service, Pallet Track, Port of Dover, VEV and Wise.
Logistics UK represents businesses involved in the movement of goods across the UK and internationally, including road haulage, rail freight, maritime and air transport operators.
The organisation says logistics plays a crucial role in supporting the UK economy, with more than seven million people employed in the production, sale and movement of goods.
As the sector continues to adapt to challenges such as decarbonisation, technological change and evolving global supply chains, the awards aim to highlight the companies and individuals driving progress across the industry.
Entries for the Logistics Awards 2026 can be submitted through the Logistics UK website.