Norbert’s takeover of TDG gives it more scale to compete against the giants of the 3PL market, but does it herald further consolidation in the market? Malory Davies and Johanna Parsons read the runes.
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Reducing the carbon footprint of a global logistics
operation presents some serious challenges, so how
can companies ensure they reach their goals without
getting soot on their faces?
With rapidly diminishing warehouse availability, it looks like the only way forward is down the build to suit route. Liza Helps investigates.
The options along the south of the M1 and A1 are fading fast. With limited stock on both the new and second-hand front it looks like design and build is going to be the only choice by the end of 2011. Lucy Tesseras reports.
Following its TV series Eddie Stobart: Trucks & Trailers Channel Five will be broadcasting an hour-long Christmas special at 8pm on Monday 10 January 2011
Growth in internet sales is likely to underpin the logistics property market this year, according to King Sturge’s Property Predictions 2011
Retailers have been counting the cost of the snow in the run-up to Christmas which not only disrupted supply chains but also kept shoppers at home
Cathay Pacific Airways has completed the switch to electronic air waybills in Hong Kong as it moves towards a paperless environment in the airfreight industry
Widdowson has won UK logistics contracts for two companies, SwissPrimePack and Asia UK Trading
Ocean World Lines has opened a 10,000 sq ft office and warehouse facility near Heathrow airport to support its air freight routes between the Far East, USA, Australia, Middle East and Europe
