Oxfam, together with the World Wide Fund for Nature, is calling for a $25 a tonne tax on fuel for ocean shipping
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Two years after the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence was introduced, concerns are still putting the industry off investing in compulsory training
E-fulfilment and returns logistics firm iForce anticipates taking on between 1,800 to 2,000 agency staff for the Christmas peak period
Building work has started on The Co-operative Group’s new £20m regional distribution centre in Avonmouth, which will employ around 900 staff
Lloyds Register of Quality Assurance has been awarded for ISO 28000 certification by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service
Dutch garden and house plant retailer BAAS Plantenservice has taken on an RFID track and trace facility to monitor its products
DIY retailer Homebase has awarded a contract worth £10 million to Briggs equipment, to supply and maintain its materials handling equipment for the next five years
Software supplier Trendnet has awarded a fulfilment contract to Ingram Micro Logistics, the technology products and supply chain management company
Criminals are stealing thousands of pounds worth of fork lift truck batteries by posing as engineers, The Fork Lift Truck Association has warned
The Logistics Terminal intends to take over a 200,000 sq ft multimodal distribution warehouses, as part of a phased expansion from its current 40,000 sq ft premises
