Portcentric logistics might be fashionable but is it the right approach for everyone? Malory Davies investigates

Occupiers can breathe a sigh of relief, speculative development is back – or is it? Liza Helps reports

Portcentric logistics is seen as the new way forward but is there enough land to support port related warehousing round UK ports? Liza Helps investigates

It’s a great way to inject finance to pay for training in the sector

Supermarket group Morrisons was one of the big losers over the Christmas period reporting a fall in sales of 5.6 per cent. It put much of the blame for this on the lack of an online service reflecting the fact that this has become a critical part of the p

Logistics Manager, February 2014

DFDS Logistics has bought STEF Transport’s activities in Scotland and Newlyn, as part of a deal in which it has sold its activities in Boulogne to STEF

Nominations are now open for the Freight Transport Association’s 2014 everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards

As many as two thirds of accidents involving the loss or damage of containerised cargo are caused by poor or improper packing, according to transport and logistics insurer TT Club’s latest analysis

Logistics revenues rose 9.4 per cent to €1.95bn at Norbert Dentressangle last year, but the transport business recorded a 1.2 per cent fall to €2.01bn