DHL Supply Chain is investing £8.8m in a shared user hub at Heathrow to meet the end-of-route return catering requirements on long haul flights. The company has just won some £40m of additional airline catering contracts

Bodybuilder Gray & Adams has launched its own purpose-designed van for the home delivery market.

Plans for a 1.8 million sq ft distribution park in Ashford Kent are set to be submitted shortly – and speculation is rife that internet shopping giant Amazon is likely to be taking up residence

DB Schenker Logistics is expanding its services in Ukraine with the lease of additional capacity in a new multi-user warehouse

Avril Palmer-Baunack is standing down from her role as executive chairman at the Stobart Group, the role she was appointed to on 21st January

The British government has just launched the competition for rounds 3 and 4 of its Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative

Creating an agile supply chain has become the Holy Grail for businesses seeking to offset a broadening spectrum of risk. But is agility always the best option?

As the lines between in-store and online blur, are retail supply chain priorities shifting from regular replenishment to delivering to order with “keeping the shelves filled” no longer considered a necessity?

There are just a few months to go before the new Euro 6 legislation comes into force. So it is no surprise that vehicle emissions are at the forefront of truck buyers’ minds in the run up to the Commercial Vehicle Show

Supply chains have changed, but has our IT? Lack of investment in supply chain systems may be putting future growth at risk for Western companies