The movement of excise goods around the UK and throughout Europe could grind to a halt if the forthcoming introduction of the Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS) encounters significant teething troubles, according to the United Kingdom Warehousing A
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Albert Jagger has launched a remote controlled shutter door called Centadrive for use on multi-drop commercial vehicles
Norbert Dentressangle has reported a 4.1 per cent rise in sales for the first nine month – driven by growth in the transport division
The Scottish government is spending £255,000 on a plan to put freight onto the Caledonian Canal, which it reckons will take 15,000 lorry trips off the road
Gazeley has started work on its first speculative logistics development in Germany since the economic crisis, at G.Park Karlsruhe-Kandel
Komatsu has reorganised its UK forklift operations with the appointment of Ambassador Lift Trucks as its UK importer
A £5.6 million fine for the Royal Bank of Scotland should remind companies of the importance of anti-terror checks in their business processes, AEB (International) has warned
