Logistics
Freight Association welcomes clarity on Bre...
One week on from a seminar held by the British International Freight Association (BIFA) to address some of the unfinished issues faced by the logistics
Whistl approved as a UK Customs Clearance A...
Whistl, the UKs leading logistics specialists in e-fulfilment, contact centres, mail and parcels, and been approved by the UK’s Border Force and HMRC to become
Wincanton extends partnership with BAE Syst...
Wincanton has signed a five-year extension to its deal with BAE Systems. The agreement builds on existing services Wincanton provides for the technology-led defence, aerospace
Greener, longer goods vehicles could be rol...
Greener, longer goods vehicles could become a permanent fixture on Britain’s roads as early as next year, the Government has announced. This comes as the Department for
Hawthorns Logistics’ Refrigerated Fleet N...
Washington-based distribution company, Hawthorns Logistics, has taken delivery of its first ever Carrier Transicold Vector® HE 19 units, adding 10 multi-temperature and 10 single-temperature versions to its refrigerated
Can electric vans cope with demands of onli...
The courier sector is currently experiencing two major consumer demands – an ever-increasing expectation for rapid delivery times, and a growing concern for greener methods.
£1bn plan to build the UK’s largest logi...
Joint venture developers Oxford Properties and Logistics Capital Partners have bought a 734-acre site near Birmingham with plans to develop the UK’s largest logistics hub with
H&M Distribution commits to decade-lon...
H&M Distribution, which operates in Warrington, St Neots and Gloucester, has signed a new ten-year contract with Palletways – Europe’s largest and fastest growing express
Same-day courier Techlogico acquired by Shi...
Shift, the rapidly growing, on-demand delivery platform for consumers and businesses, announces the acquisition of Techlogico Limited, a leading B2B specialist courier and transport logistics
Road freight revenues set to grow by 4.3%
Global road freight revenues are expected to grow by an average of 4.3% annually from 2020 to 2025, according to new research by Shell and
