As part of an international expansion plan, AEB has appointed Claire Umney general manager, replacing Mark Brannan who has been promoted to international business development director
Browsing: Logistics
Gastech 2012, the exhibition for the energy industry, has extended its relationship with Agility for the fourth year after signing a deal to manage the international freight and on-site handling services for the show which is being held at the ExCel Exhib
The government is promising to focus on logistics in the next stage of its growth reviews, which were launched at the budget with the Plan for Growth. I know it sounds all too reminiscent of the old chestnut about the most terrifying words in the English
Logistics Manager’s exclusive Supply Chain Challenges survey shows that activity is steadily increasing and companies need to stamp down
on costs to manage growth effectively. Lucy Tesseras reports.
Container ships are going slower, the cost of fuel is rising, and maintaining security in extended supply chains is becoming increasingly critical. Malory Davies and Johanna Parsons examine the impact.
Every quarter we conduct a survey among a panel of senior supply chain and logistics executives in the UK asking them what they see as the most important challenges they face over the coming months.
Maersk Line has enlisted Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering to build an additional ten Triple-E ships, after its original order in February
Scania has established its own sales and service company in Japan
Lasko Beer has signed a contract with Geodis Calberson to bring Slovenian lagers and lager-based drinks to the UK
Time is running out for companies to make their mark at this year’s European Supply Chain Excellence Awards and join the likes of Primark, M&S and BSkyB in the Awards hall of fame
