Ireland has made significant strides in managing construction and demolition (C&D) waste, achieving an 82% recovery rate—exceeding the EU’s 70% target. However, a closer look at the figures reveals a critical issue: only 10% of this waste is recycled, with the vast majority directed towards backfilling. Additionally, while Ireland’s overall Circular Material Use Rate (CMUR) stands at a mere 1.8%, far below the EU average of 11.5%, the construction sector plays a crucial role in this deficit. The construction industry generated 32.6% of Ireland’s total waste in 2020, making it the largest contributor among all sectors. Yet, limited recycling and reuse efforts mean that valuable materials are not being reintegrated into the economy. This reliance on backfilling rather than recycling highlights a key area where improvement is necessary for Ireland to align with leading European countries in sustainable construction waste management.

Transporting treated organic sludge cake (biosolids) is a critical process for wastewater treatment plants, waste management companies, and agricultural contractors. Whether the sludge is destined for agricultural land, composting, or landfill alternatives, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant transport is paramount.

Here’s an overview of the transport requirements for treated sludge cake, the challenges involved, and how Hub360 simplifies the process.

 At the core of the Hub360 platform is its robust ability to meticulously track and document every significant detail of site-won asphalt material movements, enhancing compliance and operational oversight for road planning and RAP plant management.

In today's fast-paced world, efficient delivery operations are vital for businesses across various industries. Transport planners play a crucial role in managing driver and truck delivery jobs, optimising resources, and ensuring effective communication with customers and drivers. With smart mobile technology, solutions like Hub360 means transport planners can now streamline their operations and eliminate traditional paperwork. In this blog post, we will explore how the Hub360 Platform empowers transport planners to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve sustainability in their delivery processes.

CEOs of manufacturing companies understand the importance of delivering an exceptional customer experience to succeed in today's high-tech landscape.

However, it's crucial to question whether your customer's delivery experiences are still fit for purpose in this modern era.

Are you keeping up with the latest technologies and trends to provide your customers with the real-time visibility, streamlined communication, and flexible delivery options they expect? It's time to ensure your delivery experience is up-to-date to meet the evolving demands of your customers and stay ahead of the competition

The freight industry truly is on the cusp of transformation. Advancements in efficiency powered by AI digitization are altering the landscape while also resetting the bar with regard to what's possible in terms of operational performance and carbon neutrality.

What is smart logistics? Well, it's a term that actually refers to the improvement of transportation and logistics systems, offering the ability to gain an overall picture of manufacturing organisations and analyse decision-making for intelligent, informed execution through the use of intelligent hardware.

HUB 360 has been designed to provide significant savings to both the operational and day to day costs of your organisation. It does so by providing valuable oversight of your daily business activities and ensuring that your trucks are always running at optimum capacity.

In recent years, mobile technology has developed to such a degree that even the most basic of devices now include application functionality, text messaging and GPS features and this has a major effect on the business supply chain, making hitherto unattainable levels of real-time visibility available to even small haulier networks