Superdrug, the UK’s second largest health and beauty retailer, is set to open at least 35 new stores.

Additional capacity for rail freight services must be accommodated on the East Coast Main Line (ECML) according to a statement made by EWS.

The Freight Transport Association, in partnership with Transport for London, is holding a key conference for companies and other stakeholders concerned with the movement of freight in the capital.

Environmental Health Officers at Peterborough City Council in Cambridgeshire, have launched a national pilot scheme to increase safety measures in HGV vehicle workshops.

Raleigh, one of Britain’s best-known bicycle companies, has invested in a pair of Mercedes-Benz 7.5-tonners.

The 350-year monopoly that Royal Mail has held over the UK postal market has come to an end. New rules introduced as of 1st January 2006, allow rival companies to compete for a share of the multi-million pound market.

‘Anything we do can always be done better,’ says the
general manager, supply chain at Electrocomponents

TNT’s decision to exit logistics has come as a major surprise and will raise some questions on past strategic moves.

A new generation of technology is giving supply chain collaboration a greater impetus. But are all parties prepared to play the game of sharing data?

Leaner, greener and meaner must be the way ahead for the automotive supply chain of the future. But is the sector tunned-up for high performance?