The British Army is looking to hire logisticians as part of its latest recruitment campaign. The “Step Up” campaign is part of a wider recruiting programme, designed to bring 10,000 new soldiers and officers into the Army over the coming year
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Provider of managed pallet pooling solutions CHEP has won a three-year contract renewal with Johanna Foods, which will see it continue to transport the food manufacturer’s yoghurt lines, beverage lines and juices to independent stores, retailers and distr
Steelwedge has released the latest version of its cloud-based S&OP software which it says is designed to help global manufacturers more quickly and accurately make supply/demand trade-off decisions in the face of continual market change
Sales and profits fell at Ceva in the first quarter as a result of difficult market conditions
Government departments must produce a ‘joined-up’ policy on the transport of biomass, John Smith, managing director of GB Railfreight has told the House of Commons Committee for Energy and Climate Change
The Port of Tilbury’s London Distribution Park officially begun construction, with Stephen Hammond MP, minister for transport, visiting the site for the occasion
Yusen Logistics has been working with Samsung to ensure the smooth launch of its new Galaxy S4 mobile phone, after its arrival from the Far East due to large volumes of the phone being pre-sold
The Centre for Sustainable Road Freight has been launched, hoping to minimise environmental impact of road freight transport, as well as make it economically and socially sustainable
The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the news that the consultation into a third Thames crossing will begin with the search for a solution to traffic queues at Dartford
City Link is expanding into cross border small packet delivery with new services aimed at the business to consumer market
