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January: The Big Issue
Prices, credit limits, evertightening profit margins, government regulation - not to mention global issues like climate change - are some of the issues distributors have been wrestling with in 2006.
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February: Should oil distributors be doing more?
In January Tesco announced its plans to run threequarters of its distribution fleet on a 50% biodiesel blend, closely followed by Marks & Spencer who went one better, saying its entire distribution fleet is to run on 50% biodiesel as part of its new 'eco-plan.'
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March: Taking all the credit
"Annual income twenty pounds, annual
expenditure nineteen nineteen and six, result
happiness. Annual income twenty pounds,
annual expenditure twenty pounds nought
and six, result misery." Wilkins Micawber,
in David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.
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April: Carbon offsetting
In pursuit of reversing the amount of
carbon dioxide in the earth’s atmosphere
it is necessary to make a shift to low
carbon economics. To do this we need to
burn less fossil fuel by using energy more
efficiently and by switching to renewable
energy sources. More information about
help to do this can be found on page 30.
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May: Oil distribution via depot and web
After several readers
voiced their
disappointment at the
appearance of an
advertisement for
BoilerJuice [February
2007], FON decided to
give them and BoilerJuice
the chance to air their
points of view.
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June: The challenges of supplying software to FODs
About a year ago, BKL Technology, the
technology division of Berg Kaprow
Lewis, a business which offers a wide
range of audit, accountancy, business
strategy and related professional services,
was engaged to provide a fuel oil &
lubricant distribution business with a new
software system to give enhanced stock
control, order processing, financial
accounting and customer elationship
management.
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