Express carrier City Link is to open four new depots and extend two others
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Proposals by the Competition Commission to break up BAA, have been welcomed by the British International Freight Association.
DP World has signed a £400 million contract to build the first phase of London Gateway, the new container port and logistics park at the old Shell Haven site at Stanford-le-Hope.
Cummins Generation Technologies, a supplier to the distributed electrical generation markets, has chosen Ceva to handle its inbound logistics in Germany.
Iveco has launched a new range of planned maintenance contracts called Elements to support its line-up of commercial vehicles
One of the conundrums for supply chain professionals is how to make operations more environmentally friendly at the same time as maintaining growth
Felixstowe’s new empty container handling fleet has gone into service following completion of its commissioning period.
A new study from the Global Commerce Initiative and Capgemini suggests that taking a collaborative approach to supply chain sustainability could not only be good for the environment but could have benefits for the bottom line. Malory Davies looks at the
The agenda is changing for third party logistics providers as customers increasingly look for more collaborative and sustainable operations. Graham Inglis explains how DHL is moving to meet these requirements to Malory Davies.
In fairly equal measures, Skills for Logistics has been criticised over the years by some of the sector opinion formers for having too much of a focus on operatives at the expense of management and by others for focusing too much on managers at the expens
