Are supply chains changing shape? The landscape of risk affecting decisions on sourcing and procurement is shifting, making access to supplier information all the more important. By Nick Allen.
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Edward Stobart, son of Eddie Stobart, has died, aged 56, after suffering heart problems yesterday
The NYK Group has set out a new medium term business plan, “More than shipping 2013”, to drive its global expansion
The European Commission has revealed that it is investigating allegations that the German railway group Deutsche Bahn has breached anti-trust rules that prohibit the abuse of a dominant market position
UPS is cooperating with a Department for Transport investigation into a fake bomb aboard one of its cargo aircraft travelling from the UK to Istanbul in Turkey two weeks ago
Weiss Röhlig has launched a Trans-Siberian container service connecting China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and South East Asia with more than 2,000 railway stations in the emerging markets of Russia and CIS countries
Bett joins Camelot; City Link brings in Headington…
A new inventory optimisation system from Inform has enabled motor distributor Autosdistribution Losch to cut its investment in stock from 3.4 million euros to 2 million euros in a period of six months
The Ministry of Defence needs to bring in modern information systems to beef up the supply chain for military operations, such as those in Afghanistan, a new report by the National Audit Office concludes
Supply chain leaders are facing intense pressure to control costs at the same time as managing business growth, an exclusive survey by Logistics Manager reveals
