Rob Brown has joined Gefco UK to lead its Air and Sea freight (Overseas) division with the task of extending the business into new markets
Browsing: Logistics
Where does danger reside in modern supply chains? Are new risks going unnoticed? Nick Allen looks at the latest techniques used to identify and mitigate risk within the chain
Is bigger always better in logistics? Logistics Manager’s exclusive survey on small and medium logistics companies highlights some robust attitudes. But Malory Davies finds there is recognition that SMEs can claim some real advantages
The logistics of the returns process is a significant problem for many companies and getting it wrong can have an impact on the bottom line. Speakers at the Logistics Manager Summit highlighted some different approaches to success, says Rosy Hill
Survey shows employers see growth for their organisations in near future
Forget the 29 gold medals, 17 silver and 19 bronze. Forget the 680,000 overseas visitors who came to London. The most valuable legacy of the Olympic Games last year, for the logistics industry at least, is the realisation by our lawmakers that it is possi
L’Oréal’s French consumer products division, L’Oréal France Grand Public, has awarded Norbert Dentressangle a three-year warehousing contract, to distribute its L’Oréal Paris, Garnier and LaScad products in the South of France
UK supplier of cheese, Adams Foods, has teamed up with British farmer-owned dairy co-operative, First Milk, to establish a fully integrated supply chain which it reckons will increase turnover to over £500 million.
More than half of UK 3PLs are expecting to invest in more equipment, people, and facilities in 2014 than in 2013, according to the United Kingdom Warehousing Association’s recent warehouse operators survey
Clarkson Port Services, the port and agency business of global shipping services group Clarksons, Clarkson Port Services, has acquired Gibb Tools, for the maximum total consideration of £12.7 million
