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The inability of ports in Europe, the US and elsewhere to keep pace with the relentless growth in Asian, especially China’s, shipping facilities and overseas trade is already leading to increased personal injury and handling equipment incidents, the TT Cl
HM Revenue and Customs has revised its plans to implement SAD Harmonisation (SAD-H) on 1 July 2007 and will instead permit dual running of both the current and new types of the Single Administrative Document.
With the Commercial Vehicle Show just weeks away, it is the storm of technological developments that is dominating the truck market. James Falkner reports.
Miller Brothers Retail has chosen Home Delivery Network to deliver items over 25 kilos using its two-man operation.
Reading articles in Logistics Manager over the past two issues, I have come across a number which combine to highlight some real issues with regional development across the UK.
EL AL, Israel’s national airline, has given its cargo handling contract at Heathrow to Worldwide Flight Services (WFS).
Iveco has redesigned the Stralis to offer more comfort to the driver with an enlarged cab, extra soundproofing and fewer vibrations.
The British International Freight Association is looking for a new director general to replace Colin Beaumont.
Adrian Golby is to become the managing director of warehouse automation specialist Kardex UK.
