Yellow cards have their place in the logistics industry, according to DHL and Birds Eye who explained why at this year’s Logistics Manager Summit
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Toyota Material Handling UK has invested seven million pounds in its short-term hire fleet, meaning more than 3,500 trucks are now available for customers who need an emergency replacement, or are experiencing unexpected demand and seasonal peaks
Sporting goods firm Amer Sports has awarded Norbert Dentressangle a ten-year contract extension, to take responsibility of its entire European logistics operation
Chief executive of Skills for Logistics, Ross Moloney, has been appointed chairman of the Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training board
eBay Enterprise’s Ship-From-Store solution could increase the average retailer’s sales by 20 per cent, according to the company’s recent customer analysis
Honda UK has extended its inbound distribution contract with Yusen Logistics, to support the Swindon-based production of the Honda Civic, CRV, and Jazz models
Logistics Link South was hailed a success after visitors braved the rainstorms to make their way to Sandown Park for the first day of the exhibition
Year-on-year pay for supply chain and procurement specialists is rising by up to seven per cent of base salary, according to a survey by recruiter Robert Walters
Developer Gazeley has paid around £11 million for a 281,000 sq ft vacant warehouse on Wakefield Europort in West Yorkshire in a move to secure industrial assets and land in areas where there is a distinct shortage of Grade A stock and growing demand.
Port to Shelf is the new exhibition designed for directors, heads and managers of distribution, supply chain, operations, logistics, transport, shipping.
Visitors will be able to discuss options face-to-face with a range of key suppliers in this area
