Logistics
Greenbox secures planning consent for new l...
Greenbox JV continues its rapid nationwide expansion with another major win: full reserved matters planning consent has been secured with North Yorkshire Council (NYC) for GB181, a
Carrier Transicold Introduces eCool-Drive p...
Carrier Transicold introduces eCool-Drive: A cutting-edge power solution that transforms high-voltage direct current from a tractor’s battery into the alternating current needed to operate a
EES delays must be avoided at all costs
This weekend (Sunday, 12 October) sees the implementation of the EU’s long-awaited Entry/Exit System (EES). Business group Logistics UK says it is essential the EU
DX Opens two new DX-2 Super Sites
DX, a leading provider of logistics solutions, including parcel freight, secure courier, 2-person, same day and contract logistics services, is pleased to announce the opening
EU Entry/Exit System and the headache of th...
From 12 October 2025 the European Union will begin operating its long-planned Entry/Exit System (EES), a biometric database that replaces passport stamping for non-EU travellers
Haulways celebrates 45th anniversary milest...
A family-run West Midlands haulier is celebrating 45 years of delivering exceptional service to clients across the UK. Haulways, based in Oldbury, is a successful nationwide
Hauliers urged to stay focused on ICS2 cust...
Hauliers should not become complacent about Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Phase 3, despite many EU members delaying the introduction of the cargo information system,
French VAT rule change set to disrupt UK–...
From 1st January 2026, non-EU companies will no longer be permitted to use limited tax representation in France under Customs Regime 42. For UK businesses
Building a resilient supply chain amid unpa...
Supply chain logistics have always been finely balanced systems, dependent on precise timing, rapid pivots and slim margins. Over the past decade, these systems have
Solving the $100 billion truck parking cris...
For years, truck parking has been treated as a “driver problem.” A lack of spaces meant drivers would circle lots, pull onto shoulders, or gamble
