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France Supply Chain Association

TheFRANCE SUPPLY CHAIN by Aslog association drives and supports the transformation of the entire value chain of the French companies and institutions that make it up. All sectors at the heart of thenational and international economy are represented.

Since 1972, under the nameassociation des logisticiens d'entrepriseour members have been able to draw on a powerful network of professionals to seize the opportunities offered by globalization and digitalization, among other factors. The success of these groups, SMEs and startups is proof that the supply chain is a vital strategic lever in a volatile and competitive environment.

FRANCE SUPPLY CHAIN, formerly known asASLOG , is a founding member of the European Logistics Association (ELA).

The Supply Chain Network

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420
companies
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4900
members
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30
prestigious universities
Leading companies and partners in their field
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From the CAC40 to the startup
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Industry
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Services
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Retail
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Public authorities & Institutions

A Supply Chain 4.0

Our association has a project, that of federating, promoting and thinking about the Supply Chain of tomorrow. The whole ecosystem must ask itself what is the role of the Supply Chain.

We want Supply Chain 4.0 to be innovative, enterprising, fully aware of its ecological footprint and of the new demands of consumers. We want it to be more resilient, more agile and always deeply human.

France Supply Chain's DNA in a 4-minute video. Discover the major achievements of the past year.

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A sustainable supply chain

MANIFESTO

Implementing our vision involves rethinking and shifting the boundaries in terms ofenvironment, society and economic performance. Our manifesto outlines the main lines of our work.

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A well-designed end-to-end supply chain

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Decarbonisation of logistics: transport and platforms/warehouses

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Prerequisites: skills and data

An innovative supply chain

The strength of France Supply Chain by Aslog lies in its communities of experts, Labs and geographical chapters. Our members, recognized leaders and managers, rely on collective intelligence to find solutions to increasingly complex challenges:

Quality
Transparency
Anticipate
Pilot
Recruit
Increased customer demand
Develop
talent
Tensions
geopolitical
Environmental, health and societal crisis
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Not to mention those who are already committed to their future and those who are looking for

a business with impact
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BEST PRACTICES TOOLBOOK
REDUCE DRUDGERY IN WAREHOUSES

In France, transport and logistics are among the 7 sectors most exposed to musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). To help prevent and reduce physical risks in the warehouse, France Supply Chain by Aslog is making available to all professionals a Toolbook at practices validated in the field.

This new tool offers over 130 solutions. It is the result of work carried out as part of the SupplyChain4Good LAB led by Groupe Rocher and FM Logistic, with contributions from 30 member companies. 

By becoming a member...
... you have access to exclusive, pragmatic and concrete information in order to :
  • recruit, train and attract the best talent;
  • design your supply chain, make it evolve or transform it;
  • Implement it at the operational level with the most relevant indicators;
  • reduce your environmental impact;
  • be up to date in all facets of digital.
... we open the doors for you to :
  • create and maintain your network;
  • Interact with other members in private or in small groups;
  • contribute to one of our international Labs or Chapters;
  • Take part in a private tour of state-of-the-art facilities;
  • participate in major events;
  • etc.
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Latest News
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Le Mensuel de la Supply Chain #11
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Supply chain risk barometer - 5th edition
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Seven new members join the Board of Directors, chaired by Yann de Feraudy
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Do you want to work in the Supply Chain?
Our members are recruiting!

Discover their offers on our site as well as the immense diversity of future jobs that constitute the links of this chain. We also divulge the results of an unpublished study on the human resources of the Supply Chain of tomorrow. It reports on 4 new professions whose development must go beyond the borders of the large groups that have already implemented them.   

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TRENDS AND NEW SUPPLY CHAIN JOBS

An essential lever for a more sustainable world, the Supply Chain is at the heart of business transformation. Driven by digitalisation, innovation and the need for a strong customer orientation, today's organisations must be resilient, agile and focused on the circular economy. These are new challenges that call for new professions.

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