Deutsche Post’s takeover of Exel at the end of 2005 led to the largest integration programme the industry has ever seen but that is complete and the company is looking to make the most of the benefits. Graham Inglis, chief executive officer, UK, Middle Ea
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Downsizing vehicles has provided significant savings on fuel costs for a Bristol courier company.
Business Post has reported sales up 17 per cent to £326m although pre-tax profit, at £11.
Key Safety Systems, the supplier of automotive safety systems has selected Ryder for logistics management services supporting all of Key Safety’s European and North American operations.
The British Industrial Truck Association has unveiled a new corporate image to help increase awareness of its role promoting best practice and safety within the materials handling industry.
Smith Electric Vehicles has won its first order from the Royal Mail – one of each of the Edison and Newton delivery vehicles, for trials.
The counterbalance truck might be seen by some as a tool to do a job rather than an integrated materials handling solution but the past year has been one of innovation, says Malory Davies.
Versatility was a critical issue in racking out Direct Table Foods new chilled warehouse at Bury St Edmunds.
Interlink Express has taken the National Grid’s 28,972 sq ft warehouse in Bristol on a three year lease at a rent of £2.
The Freight Transport Association has secured agreement to longer periods for loading and unloading at kerbsides.
