Multimodal, now in its 18th year, is the UK’s leading supply chain and logistics event. We expertly connect shippers, retailers, manufacturers, wholesalers, importers, and exporters with the diverse range of suppliers who support their complex logistics needs, fostering collaboration and driving industry innovation and work closely with the industry’s leading trade association including UKWA, Logistics UK, CIOE&IT, RFG, CILT, RHA and BIFA, to ensure it keeps topical.
Robert Jervis, Event Director at Multimodal speaks to Warehouse & Logistics News.
What are your best-known products, solutions and services?
Our flagship product is the Multimodal Exhibition, the UK’s premier meeting place for the entire supply chain and logistics ecosystem. It brings together manufacturers, retailers, 3PLs and service providers in one high-impact, face-to-face environment.
Which industry sectors are your customers in and which ones are growing fastest?
Our customers operate across diverse industries, including retail, automotive, construction, pharmaceuticals, and more. E-commerce and sustainable supply chain operations are currently driving the fastest growth in attendance, highlighting the shift toward innovation and eco-conscious solutions.
What are your most recent products and innovations?
In 2026 Multimodal will co-locate with Warehouse. & Yard and eDX and at the same time, The Road Transport Expo (RTX) will run down the road at NAEC Stoneleigh, together, these events create the UK’s annual destination for logistics in one powerful week.
What are the major trends and developments affecting your category and how are you responding?
Environmental responsibility and operational efficiency are the key drivers for our customers. Multimodal addresses this through dedicated zones, conference sessions, and exhibitor showcases that put sustainability and innovation front and centre.
Can you tell us how you helped any recent customer contacts?
A major European logistics company partnered with us to increase its UK footprint. By leveraging Multimodal’s targeted audience, they connected with potential clients across retail, grocery, and manufacturing sectors.
How does business in 2026 compare to previous years and what is the strategy?
With market conditions tighter in 2026, we’re prioritising customer ROI, ROO and engagement. Multimodal continues to offer a platform for meaningful connections and actionable insights.
What’s the latest news from your company?
Multimodal is stepping up in 2026 adding even more value for attendees through UK Logistics Week which sees the co-location of Warehouse, Yard, eDX and Road Transport Expo (RTX) just down the road in Stoneleigh. From freight forwarding to yard safety, warehouse automation to last-mile delivery – this is the only place where every link in the UK logistics chain comes together.
We’re also excited to announce that the Multimodal Awards 2026 will be hosted by Rory Bremner, impressionist, comedian, satirist, translator, columnist, writer, presenter, ballroom dancer, Rory Bremner is either multi-talented or indecisive or both!
Are there any areas where you’re currently making technical advances e.g., safety, sustainability, environment?
Multimodal 2026 highlights practical sustainability, safety, and operational efficiency, providing attendees with solutions they can implement in their own businesses.
Are you investing in staff training and skills development?
We prioritise training and skills development so our team remains equipped to deliver innovative, high-quality events that meet evolving industry needs.
Are you participating in any trade shows and what will you be exhibiting?
Our primary focus is delivering Multimodal 2026, but we also maintain a presence at other industry events to share expertise and best practices.
Multimodal, part of Clarion Events
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