The Americas Europe Express, a new trans-Atlantic service operated by The New World Alliance Lines, has made its first stop in the UK, at Felixstowe on 3rd March
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For much of the past 20 years (at least), the focus of supply chain professionals has been on squeezing every last penny of cost out of operations, but the issue of resilience is pushing its way to the fore…
Parcel carrier City Link is looking for higher margin business as well as cost savings after seeing losses rise to £38.1m in 2011 from £9.6m the year before
Arvato has hired Joe Fogg as UK business development director. Fogg joins from Norbert Dentressangle where he was sales general manager
Ocado’s Hatfield customer fulfilment centre is operating at record levels of capacity following recent enhancements, the company has reported
Kuehne + Nagel is introducing active wireless sensors for airfreight real-time temperature control for services to pharmaceuticals customers
One of Kraft’s top logisticians, Keith Newton, has been appointed secretary general of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport International
Truck maker Scania has gone over to bio-ethanol powered vehicles for its internal logistics. It reckons this will reduce CO2 emissions from its own goods transport at its Södertälje factory in Sweden by 70 per cent
The success of Logistics Link South has prompted more than half the exhibitors to reserve stands at the next event – Logistics Link Live which takes place at the NEC from 13-14 June.
UPS was rated the “World’s Most Admired” company in its industry in an annual survey conducted by American magazine “Fortune”, while FedEx was placed sixth in the list
