MAN is to launch two heavy trucks at the Amsterdam show in October – the TGS and TGX.
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Royal Mail has denied media speculation that up to 48,000 staff in its letters division could be made redundant.
Supply chain technology has come a long way since the early days of EDI, warehouse management technology and demand forecasting. Today, it is fast becoming a totally joined-up message thanks to the latest IT. Soon systems will be able to call on a raft of
Isuzu plans to launch a range of 10-18 tonne trucks in the UK from the middle of 2008.
What do Sainsbury’s, Vodafone, Kimberley-Clark, Sara Lee and the Red Cross all have in common?
While Europe has seen a downshift in production, its economies have become increasingly consumption oriented, boosting distribution activity. Most goods are transported by truck, but the costs of road transport are rising due to spiralling wage costs and
Agility is set to buy LEP International Pty, an Australian freight forwarder and LEP International (NZ) in New Zealand.
Co-op members will decide the fate of the institution in the retail market this month when they are asked to vote on the creation of one, national organisation. But, asks Malory Davies, will they accept the supply chain arguments for a merger?
Andrew Triolo has been appointed senior manager of Pall-Ex Logistics.
Despite its position on the periphery of Europe the UK is one of the largest logistics markets in Europe with some 150 million sq m of warehouse stock. Thanks to confidence by developers in the speculative building market, coupled with an appetite by reta
