Logistics
The last mile to sustainable deliveries
Bringing delivery and logistics partners on board The businesses fortunate to still be operating after the global pandemic subsides will emerge into a very different
Carrier Transicold delivers Cotteswold Dair...
Tewkesbury-based Cotteswold Dairy has taken delivery of four new insulated curtainside trailers, each mounted with a Carrier Transicold Vector HE 19. The new units will help improve sustainability
Realising post-Brexit efficiencies with str...
After the Brexit transition period finally ended on 31st December 2020 and with Covid-19 protocols causing disruption to travel, it is clear that the logistics
Green supply chains will be key in Britain ...
Earth Day was a great opportunity for supply chain management teams to consider how they can facilitate greater sustainability in their operations. With this in mind,
Traffic management measures in Kent stood d...
Traffic management measures in Kent, introduced when the transition period ended, have been removed as trade returns to normal levels. The Kent Access Permit (KAP) and
Descartes report highlights impact of Brexi...
Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, today announced the findings of its latest Brexit research report:Â Beyond Brexit: The Realities
Hultsteins exhibit sustainable systems at I...
Hultsteins, the Swedish and UK refrigeration systems manufacturer, are exhibiting their sustainable, hydraulic ‘diesel-free’ transport refrigeration and electric generator systems at ITT Hub 2021. The
Miniclipper Logistics celebrates 50th anniv...
Miniclipper Logistics celebrated its half century of trading on 23 March 2021 by announcing a £5.5million investment in its transport and warehousing divisions as it
Carrier Transicold increases Henry Colbeckâ...
Fish and chip shop supplier Henry Colbeck has taken delivery of three new 26-tonne MAN rigid trucks, each mounted with a Carrier Transicold Supra® 750
Logistics UK response to the prospect of te...
Responding to Sunday’s (28 March 2021) announcement that logistics drivers, air crews and rail workers  are to be tested for COVID19 on their arrival to
