The Freight Transport Association has called for tolls to be cut on the Severn crossings when the opportunity arises, after a report revealed that the tolls are costing the Welsh economy £80m a year
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The Kühne Foundation has joined forces with The Logistics Institute – Asia Pacific of the National University of Singapore, to set up a joint education centre on Humanitarian Logistics
UPS and FedEx have each pledged more than a million dollars to support aid efforts in the wake of the Super-storm Sandy which struck the North East United States last week
Scania is launching its own fuel card which it says will enable operators to benefit from bulk fuel prices
The government come up with £16.5m funding for research and development that will lead to significant reductions in CO2 emissions from road transport
Norbert Dentressangle has appointed Hervé Montjotin chief executive officer to replace François Bertreau who has resigned
Frozen food specialist Iceland has chosen Partner Logistics to store its Christmas party foods range
Let’s, for one moment, leave aside the row over the £80m EU loan to Ford to boost Transit production in non-EU Turkey – while it closes its Southampton plant. It’s an embarrassment for chancellor George Osborne, but
Tibbett Logistics, the operator of South-Eastern Romania’s prime intermodal rail terminal, has this week received the first scheduled train with intermodal wagons from Germany and Austria
DSV is constructing a 60million euro 861,000 sq ft logistics facility in Krefeld-Fichtenhain, Germany, in order to consolidate its road, air and sea divisions
