Continental Tyres has selected Kuehne + Nagel to manage its warehouse operation in Port Elizabeth, South Africa
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Volvo aims to cut its carbon dioxide emissions by 30 per cent from its 2006 base by 2015, according to a report by Volvo Logistics which develops and purchases transport for the group
Supply chains in the Automotive Aerospace and Industrial sectors tend to be global and highly integrated putting them among the most sophisticated of any market sector
Transport prices dropped by 5.6 per cent between the last quarter of 2010 and the first quarter of 2011 despite a rise in fuel costs, according to the seventh edition of the Transport Market Monitor by Capgemini Consulting and Transporeon
DHL has launched a rail service linking Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, with Tianjin in China. It is called the Genghis Khan Connection
Materials handling specialist Rushlift, has won a supply level agreement with the building distribution division of Saint-Gobain worth £100m
The European Transport Training Association (EuroTra) has appointed James Tillyer as its new President. Representing the Freight Transport Association Tillyer was EuroTra’s vice president before beginning his two-year term as president
Transport trade unions are to hold a rally in Frankfurt tomorrow (25th May) as part of a campaign calling on the big five express carriers to reach global agreements on the treatment of workers
Wincanton has rolled out 36 new vehicles to improve the efficiency of milk collections from 1,350 farmers for Dairy Crest
Briggs Equipment has invested £5.5 million in its short-term rental fleet as part of a £20 million transition plan to become the UK’s leading distributor of Yale Materials Handling equipment
