ASOS has awarded Kerry Logistics a contract to support its expansion into the Chinese market. Kerry will operate more than 6,300 sq m of ASOS warehousing
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Roadways Container Logistics has teamed up with the Institute of Advanced Motorists to launch an advanced driver training scheme
DP World’s Southampton container terminal will now receive three additional transatlantic weekly sailings from the Grand Alliance
Davies Turner has announced plans to expand its existing fleet of 15.65 m trailers, in a move which it says could take 170 inter-branch feeder trips off UK roads each year
The U-Freight Group has teamed up with China Air Express, in a bid to expand coverage for customers and deliver a wider range of international and domestic freight operations
October was a bumper month for the truck market – up 32 per cent on last year. And the van market was up 26.3 per cent, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Business confidence in transport and storage sector continues to rise, according to the latest UK Business Confidence Monitor from The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and Grant Thornton
Audio specialist Sennheiser UK has awarded arvato UK & Ireland a three-year contract to distribute consumer and professional audio equipment to UK customers
How should small and medium sized companies approach supply chain finance? That’s just one of the questions that will be considered by Simon Templar, lecturer at Cranfield University when he takes to the stage to discuss the establishment’s latest industr
The Freight Transport Association has joined a group of trade associations from the UK and Ireland, to write to the European Parliament’s Transport Committee, urging it not to impose unnecessary height restrictions on goods vehicles
