DHL Global Forwarding will handle the transatlantic transport of spare parts and tools for the Lufthansa subsidiary Lufthansa Technik Logistik Services (LTLS). DHL Global will be expected to fulfill 25,000 shipments per year with a total weight of a 550 t
Author: Christopher Walton
Christopher Walton
Chris succeeded the legendary Malory Davies in September 2019 as Editor of Logistics Manager and host of the Supply Chain Excellence Awards. Day-to-day Chris writes about all things supply chain; materials handling and industrial property and is curator of the annual LM Top 50 Service Providers. He has worked as a business journalist since 2002 and his career as a logistics journalist started in 2008. Before joining Logistics Manager, he was Editor-in-Chief for road transport titles at DVV Media International.
Places at the European Supply Chain Excellence Awards dinner are selling out fast
Yodel expects to move into operating profit in 2014-15 after reporting a £70 million improvement in EBITDA for the year to 30th June
Demand for prime industrial space in the UK has increased, with take-up of grade A buildings hitting record levels over the last six months, according to the latest figures from DTZ
British retailers may no longer need planning permission to introduce click and collect services. The proposals would allow retails to build click and collect facilities, such as covered collection points as well as installing new loading bay doors and ra
Wolseley UK has moved into a new 142, 358 sq. ft. distribution centre in Measham near Burton upon Trent. Wolseley UK is part of Wolseley plc, the specialist distributor of plumbing and heating products
The vast majority of drivers will have completed their 35 hours’ Driver CPC training by the 10 September deadline, according to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
Agility produced a net profit of £27.1 million for the second quarter of 2014, an increase of 12 per cent compared to the second quarter of 2013
Gist has purchased seven trailers for use in the Irish temperature-controlled market. The new trailers comply with the Republic of Ireland’s height restrictions, the new trailers are built to a height of 4.65m, rather than the standard 4.9m
More and more customers are ordering their goods from their mobile phones – and that is changing the rhythm of retail supply chains
