Suntory extends 3PL deal in sustainability push
DHL Supply Chain has extended the scope of its contract with Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I.
DHL Supply Chain has extended the scope of its contract with Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I.
Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy sat down with Dan Myers, senior vice president, dedicated supply chain – Europe, XPO Logistics, to discuss how to thrive in a challenging market.
OPERATING AS a supply chain partner to Amentum, the Programme Delivery Partner to Rolls-Royce SMR, Unipart joins a team including Mace, Turner & Townsend, and HOCHTIEF.
THE CONTRACT extends a deal that began in January 2023.
The installation has opened at Kuehne+Nagel’s East Midlands Gateway as part of eFREIGHT 2030.
The new multi-user contract logistics facility spans 23,000 sq m with 20 metre high ceilings.
The 3PL has reaffirmed its heritage and long-term vision by bringing all core services of the business together under one unified brand: Howard Tenens Limited.
The partnership includes the leasing and fit-out of a 170,000 sq ft facility in Droitwich.
The move will help facilitate the 3PL’s accelerating client growth in the UK.
Sean Smith has appointed to CEO replacing Mike Parr who founded PML (Perishable Movements Ltd) in 2003.
The European freight transport market has entered a more complex and demanding phase, says Tomas Šilinikas.
The Leicestershire-based family business Premier Logistics has completed the acquisition and merger of WT Transport.
As part of the evolving partnership, XPO Logistics has significantly expanded the dedicated fleet serving DCS Group, including newly liveried trailers.
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly acting as the operational backbone of fulfilment, delivering both efficiency and speed, explains Rory O’Connor, CEO of Scurri.
ASMO, the joint venture between Saudi Aramco Development Company and DHL, today announced it has launched its operations in the Central Pipe Yard (CPY) near Abqaiq, an Aramco facility covering over 5m sq m.
Communication is more than just important in logistics. It is mission critical, essential to safeguarding workers and meeting targets.
Warehousing has become one of the UK’s fastest-growing industries, yet now it faces its toughest tests: skills shortages, spiralling costs, and the race to decarbonise.
Reduce the cost of doing business to allow logistics to thrive, says Kevin Green, Acting Chief Executive, Logistics UK.
Global trade stands at the precipice of a new digital era, says Ilona Kawka, imports advisory practice lead at the Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade.
The past year has marked a significant step forward for the Cold Chain Federation and for the wider temperature-controlled logistics sector. Our collective voice is now being heard where it matters the most.