Logistics
Bradshaw to exhibit range of industrial EVs...
Leading industrial electric vehicle manufacturer Bradshaw Electric Vehicles is set to exhibit at this month’s RWM & Letsrecycle Live Show on stand number LR290. Bradshaw
Logistics business booming at Birmingham tr...
The increasing number of deliveries to residential addresses has resulted in a boom in business at a logistics company in Birmingham. Bosses at International Forwarding
New campaign to boost recruitment in logist...
National Highways is supporting a recruitment campaign to boost applications for roles in the logistics sector. The industry has long had difficulties in attracting and
How businesses can build supply chain resil...
From the rise in ecommerce, with the likes of Amazon reporting profit increases of nearly 220% in less than a year from the first lockdown,
CDS is here – and this time, it’s for r...
With a global pandemic, chaos at the borders, an HGV driver shortage and ensuing supply chain chaos, compounded by political uncertainty, inflation and a fuel and
Parcel firms expand service offering by joi...
Palletways UK has been seen welcoming several parcel companies to its member network, with more firms looking to diversify into haulage and palletised freight to
Booths chooses Carrier Transicold technolog...
Premium UK supermarket chain Booths has made a significant commitment to lowering emissions across its temperature-controlled fleet with a range of new Carrier Transicold equipment,
Panther Logistics extends service into Nort...
Leading two-person white glove delivery specialists Panther Logistics has furthered its service offering into Northern Ireland where it will be providing its full range of
Driving 5 hours or more non-stop abroad ris...
More than a quarter of drivers (27%) who have taken their own cars abroad to continental Europe have driven non-stop for five or more hours,
Port of Felixstowe says union has rejected ...
Container hauliers are facing severe disruption at Felixstowe Port after last ditch pay talks between management and the unions broke down yesterday. More than 1,900
