Woolworths is committed to strengthening its supply chain following a review of the business and after reporting a 3.1 per cent drop in group sales for the 25 weeks to 26 July 2008.
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The Tehran International Book Fair has enlisted Davies Turner to handle the delivery of books and publications to the event on behalf of many British and international publishing companies for the twenty-first year in a row.
The Port of Felixstowe has taken delivery of a further two ship-to-shore gantry cranes at its Trinity Terminal, increasing the total number of quayside cranes serving the port to 31.
Express operator City Link has reported a “positive impact” on service performance following the implementation of its seven-point recovery plan highlighted in its pre-close trading statement.
Kuehne + Nagel executive chairman Klaus-Michael Kuehne is set to step down from his position on the board of directors, upon which he will recommend Karl Gernandt as his successor. The move will be subject to shareholders’ approval at the company’s annual
Apparently, going green is all very desirable – but only if someone else is paying for it. A survey conducted by Transport Intelligence and sponsored by IT supplier Kewill found that three quarters of companies awarding logistics contracts included sectio
Wincanton is planning to expand through a number of acquisition and joint venture opportunities, it announced yesterday at its AGM.
Farmer-controlled businesses Grainfarmers and Centaur Grain have joined forces with DHL Exel Supply Chain to increase efficiency by offering a collaborative approach to transporting grain in the UK.
Norbert Dentressangle has replaced its chief executive Jean-Claude Michel with François Bertreau who previously headed its logistics business.
Non-UK hauliers who break road traffic laws can now be fined or have their vehicles immobilised under new road safety proposals published today by road safety minister Jim Fitzpatrick.
