MPs from Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Labour parties yesterday joined leading freight transport organisations in calling for a fairer deal on fuel
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News that the government is axing grants for rail freight has been greeted with dismay and anger by industry groups
The Co-operative Food Supply Chain has chosen Scania to provide new fleet vehicles and all associated service at its new composite distribution centre for Scotland
The cost of temporary staff is set to rocket with the introduction of the Agency Workers Regulations.
Saint-Gobain, the French construction materials company, has renewed its contract with Wincanton in a deal worth £7m over three years
The Environment Agency is to run vehicles at eight of its depots on bio-diesel
The Scottish government should launch an all-embracing review of the failings and successes of the way it dealt with the bad weather, according to the Freight Transport Association
FedEx has launched a service for shipping healthcare products around the world that uses nitrogen vapour technology
Toymaker Hornby says it is overcoming supply chain issues that meant sales in its European subsidiaries were constrained by shortages product last year. But this was not enough to offset the impact of bad weather on sales in the run-up to Christmas
I admit that I have no obvious examples to back up this claim, but I am going to make it anyway: supply chain initiatives saved some companies from bankruptcy during the recession
