Network Rail’s Jim Carter will take to the stage to present a case study on the implementation of the company’s supply chain finance scheme, at the new Supply Chain Finance Summit
Browsing: Policy and legislation
Hospitality companies, could cut food waste management costs by 30 per cent and send much less food be to landfill by better management of waste in the supply chain, according to new report by Carbon Statement for the Hospitality Carbon Reduction Forum
David Loseby, Arriva’s director of procurement for Mainland Europe, will provide an exclusive look at how the company approaches supply chain finance on 3rd December when he speaks at the Supply Chain Finance Summit
The European Commission is to unveil new maps showing the nine major infrastructure corridors that it reckons will revolutionised East-West connections across Europe
The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the Airports Commission’s recognition that additional airport capacity is needed in the South East of England
The commercial vehicle market showed strong growth in September with truck registrations up almost 30 per cent on last year, while van registrations were up 10.3 per cent, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Swapping the south for the north is proving highly profitable in supply chain terms. Liza Helps investigates
The Freight Transport Association has said there is a need for information as early as possible, regarding the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
ATS Euromaster is reminding vehicle and fleet owners to prepare their vehicles for the winter months ahead, as temperatures across the UK begin to drop
The Department for Transport is seeking industry views on its recently announced secondary legislation relating to the HGV Road User Levy Act 2013