A disused line between Newton Abbot and Heathfield has been brought back to use to enable freight to be moved from Teignbridge in Devon to Chirk in North Wales
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DIY group Kingfisher has extended its contract with Damco until mid 2014
Sunwin Services, part of the Co-operative Group has entered an agreement with ByBox to allow its engineers to use ByBox lock boxes to collect and return parts seven days a week
Sedex, the collaborative platform for sharing ethical supply chain data, has launched a risk assessment tool as part of its efforts to drive improvements in global supply chains and reduce duplication in ethical auditing
Linpac Allibert has designed a new version of its Maxinest grocery retail tray to meet the demand for equipment that works seamlessly with the latest automated filling, weighing and handling technology
Wine merchant and shipper Steep Hill Wines has awarded a contract to Vinoteque, part of London City Bond, to store and distribute its wines across the UK from its fine wine depot in Burton-on-Trent
Portugese parcel delivery company Rangel Express has invested in proof of delivery software from Zetes in order to expand its business and improve visibility and reliability
Parliamentary under secretary of state for transport, Mike Penning visited Howard Tenens’ South Ockenedon gas refuelling site to hear about its roll-out of dual fuel vehicles across its HGV fleet
Chancellor George Osborne has cancelled the 3.02 pence per litre rise in fuel duty that was due in January, as part of a package of measures designed to promote growth
UK grocery retailers and manufacturers are three quarters of the way to reaching household food waste objectives, and half way to achieving packaging reduction targets, as set out in phase two of the Courtauld Commitment which runs between March 2010 and
