Coffee producer Lavazza has chosen Ceva to be responsible for the warehousing activities and handling of coffee packs in the company’s Turin production plant
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Every four years we go into the World Cup with high hopes for our teams, but the performance of the English, French, German and Italian teams over the weekend seems to have left most of Europe in a state of depression.
British Gas has chosen DHL for a £17m five-year contract to manage the supply chain for installation and maintenance of more than 16 million smart meters for its 12 million customers
Rail freight operator is DB Schenker Rail (UK) is restructuring its business into three operational segments from the existing four segment model
The Freight Transport Association has rejected Department for Transport proposals to make eco-driving training a mandatory part of Driver CPC training
The National Pharmacy Association, which represents community pharmacies, is calling on members to get involved in developing a new vision for the medicines supply chain for the medium and long term
Maersk has started production of new containers and leasing of containers in response to a shortage of equipment resulting from higher than expected growth on Asia – Europe trade
US logistics group BDP International has set up a subsidiary in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam with representation in the other commercial centres of Da Nang and Hanoi
The European Parliament has voted down a European Commission plan to exempt self-employed drivers from the 2002 Working Time Directive
Theo de Pencier, chief executive of the Freight Transport Association, has called on the government to reform fuel taxes at a meeting with Justine Greening, economic secretary to the Treasury
