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Three executives from FAST Logistics Group have officially taken their oath as members of the DTI Supply Chain and Logistics Guild, reaffirming the company’s leadership role in advancing logistics development and supporting the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines. FAST CEO for Logistics Manuel L. Onrejas Jr., VP for Strategic...

Starting and growing a trucking business is no easy feat. It requires a steady flow of trips and clients to ensure continuous cash flow—covering fuel, toll fees, driver and helper salaries, and regular vehicle maintenance. For truck owners and fleet operators, sustainable growth depends on consistent access to clients and delivery requirements. Those with regular...

FAST Logistics Group reinforced its commitment to serve businesses in Cebu and across the Visayas as it showcased its end-to-end solutions at the 2026 Transport Summit organized by the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines (SCMAP) Visayas Chapter Inc. Held on Friday, February 6, at Bai Hotel in Cebu, the event gathered business leaders...

FAST Logistics Group, the Philippines’ leading provider of end-to-end logistics solutions, underscored the importance of choosing technology models that can scale sustainably as operations grow, noting that companies must periodically reassess whether in-house systems remain fit in meeting rising customer expectations. Speaking on Friday, February 6, at the 2026 Transport Summit hosted by the Supply...

FAST Logistics Group, the Philippines’ leading provider of end-to-end logistics solutions, has been recognized by Nestlé Philippines as Transport Partner of the Year for the South Luzon Distribution Center, underscoring the company’s strong commitment to service excellence and customer satisfaction. Nestlé Philippines formally presented the award during the 2026 Nestlé Transport Summit on Monday, February...

As your business grows, logistics can quietly shift from a support function into a major bottleneck.  Many Philippine entrepreneurs start by managing deliveries in-house. They operate a few trucks, rent a small warehouse, and coordinate with multiple forwarders or couriers. This approach may work in the early stages of the business, but growth increases complexity,...