Toll, the Australian group that aims to be Asia’s leading integrated logistics provider, saw operating profit rise 7.3 per cent to A$436.4m in the year to 30th June on sales up 18.4 per cent to A$8.2bn
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JLT Mobile Computers has launched the jFlex in-cab computer, part of its Flexible Fixed range, that can be detached from its mountings and used as a handheld device
Sony DADC has announced collaboration agreements with Cert Octavian and Cinram to accommodate its supply chain operations at their warehousing locations in the Greater London area
TNT has launched an express parcels apprenticeship scheme and is taking on 40 young people in the first year
Two aerospace companies in the North West have become the first to sign up to a pioneering Shared Services project run by the North West Aerospace Alliance in partnership with Unipart
SBS Worldwide is looking to the future following the jailing of former financial director Michael Clark, who was convicted of defrauding the firm of more than £1 million
Shell Chemicals has developed an early warning device to prevent road tanker roll-overs in collaboration with automotive components manufacturer Bertocco and engineering company Studio Merli
Swedish software supplier ConsafeMobility is using Antenna’s mobility platform to create, deploy and manage mobile apps for its customers
The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the Department for Transport’s modification of the operator licensing regulations, which aim to avoid imposing unnecessary burdens on industry
Transport prices have hit a three year high, after rising 7.8 per cent between the first and second quarters of 2011, the latest Transport Market Monitor by Transporeon and Capgemini reveals
