Hornby’s model rail brands have continued to bear the brunt of supply chain difficulties, the company said in its results for the six months to 30th September
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What are the real benefits to buyers and suppliers of supply chain finance schemes? That is the question senior analyst Enrico Camerinelli will answer at this year’s Supply Chain Finance Summit
2013 is set to be a record year for transport infrastructure deals, according to a recent analysis by global advisory firm KPMG
UK grower, packer, and distributor of salads, Vitacress, has awarded Ryder a five-year contract hire deal, to replace its entire fleet, hoping to improve environmental performance
Maersk Line showed an increase in profit from $498m to $554m for the third quarter as a result of its cost reduction efforts
Supply chain management proved to be the strongest business sector for Damco in the third quarter with volumes up ten per cent. In contrast, ocean freight was down one per cent and air freight was down 15 per cent, the company said
The Chartered Institute for Transport and Logistics believes that building a new high speed North-South Line for rail would deliver great benefit to the UK’s economic growth
UK supplier of fresh, prepared, and bulk potatoes and vegetables, QV Foods, has renewed its contract hire deal with Ryder, hoping to generate cost savings of around ten per cent a year
Nikola Hagleitner has been named DHL Global Forwarding’s chief executive officer, industrial projects, where she will report directly to chief executive of DHL Global Forwarding, Freight, Roger Crook
Unite members at the UPS depot at Kentish Town in London have threatened to strike later this month if a dispute over allegations of unreasonable workloads and bullying is not resolved
