More than 200 exhibitors and leading supply chain executives will gather at ExCeL London November 11–12 as retailers confront rising expectations for speed, visibility and efficiency.

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The pressure on retail supply chains is showing no signs of easing.
Consumers increasingly expect faster delivery, convenient returns and greater visibility into their orders, while retailers and logistics providers continue to face pressure to control costs, improve resilience and adopt technologies capable of moving goods more efficiently.

Those challenges—and the technologies emerging to address them—will take center stage when the Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo returns to ExCeL London on November 11–12, 2026.

The two-day event will bring retailers, ecommerce companies, logistics professionals, technology providers and supply chain leaders together to examine the next generation of warehousing, transportation, fulfillment and retail operations. More than 200 exhibitors are expected to showcase products, services and technologies designed to improve supply chain performance.

From Automation to Supply Chain Transformation Warehouse automation, transportation technology, artificial intelligence and operational efficiency will be among the major themes across the show floor.

But the event comes at a time when technology adoption is becoming more than a competitive advantage. For many organizations, it is increasingly central to meeting customer expectations while controlling labor, transportation, inventory and fulfillment costs.

Attendees will have the opportunity to explore solutions aimed at improving distribution networks, warehouse operations, supply chain visibility and the overall customer experience while connecting directly with technology providers and industry specialists.

The conference program will also bring together executives and experts from across the global supply chain ecosystem.
Featured speakers currently include James Turpin, Director of Logistics at NHS Supply Chain; Daniel Hulme, CEO of Satalia and Chief AI Officer at WPP; Clare Bottle, Chief Executive of the UK Warehousing Association; Rachel Sellers, Senior Director of Supply Chain Transformation at ASDA; Lee Pettman, Head of Logistics Strategy & Development at B&Q; Umair Shams, Planning and Logistics Director at Reckitt Healthcare UK; and Tony Mannix, Strategic Advisor – Retail Logistics at GXO Logistics, among others.

Their participation reflects the increasingly interconnected nature of retail logistics, where decisions surrounding technology, transportation, warehousing, inventory and customer experience can no longer be made in isolation.

Four Shows, One Ticket

One of the event’s biggest advantages is its broader retail and ecommerce ecosystem.

A free visitor ticket also provides access to three co-located events: the White & Private Label Expo, Smart Retail Tech Expo, and E-commerce, Packaging & Labelling Expo.

That gives attendees the ability to move beyond logistics alone and examine technologies and strategies affecting ecommerce, retail technology, packaging, labeling and brand development during the same visit.

For executives evaluating new supply chain technology, planning expansion strategies or simply trying to understand where retail logistics is heading next, the London event provides an opportunity to see emerging solutions firsthand and connect with many of the companies developing them.

As supply chains become more automated, data-driven and closely tied to customer experience, the question for retailers is shifting from whether operations will change to how quickly their organizations can adapt.

The Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo will put many of those answers under one roof this November.

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Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo London
November 11–12, 2026
ExCeL London