Transport & Logistics
- Maersk pushes on with net zero targets>
Maersk pushes on with net zero targets
by Carl Collen 13 January 2022
Ambitious targets set for the entire Maersk business to achieve net zero…
- Port delays cause South African losses>
Port delays cause South African losses
by Fred Meintjes 12 January 2022 Grapes
Continuing problems at the port of Cape Town leave fresh produce exporters…
- New year, new Brexit red tape>
New year, new Brexit red tape
by FPJ Staff 11 January 2022
As new EU trade regulations bit on 1 January, ParcelHero warns unilateral…
- Tesco rolls out electric HGVs>
Tesco rolls out electric HGVs
by Michael Barker 5 January 2022
Trial in Wales is part of Tesco's commitment to reduce domestic transport…
- Border controls 'threaten food imports'>
Border controls 'threaten food imports'
by Luisa Cheshire 5 January 2022 Fruit and Artichokes
New UK border controls could delay European food imports, industry leaders warn
- UK port investment surpasses pre-pandemic levels>
UK port investment surpasses pre-pandemic levels
by Fred Searle 4 January 2022 Fruit, Vegetables and Other Products
Many cargo sectors have returned to trade growth according to British Ports…
- Produce takes fast train to Tesco>
Produce takes fast train to Tesco
by Michael Barker 17 December 2021
New partnership between Tesco and DRS will reduce carbon emissions of…
- CHEP recognises Fyffes for sustainable savings>
CHEP recognises Fyffes for sustainable savings
by Fred Searle 16 December 2021 Bananas, Melons and Pineapples
Logistics firm rewards Fyffes for saving materials and reducing emissions by…
- Syngenta invests in UK veg seed logistics>
Syngenta invests in UK veg seed logistics
by Carl Collen 15 December 2021 Vegetables
Vegetable seed specialist introduces a new dedicated UK distribution channel
- Logistics UK appoints new regional chair>
Logistics UK appoints new regional chair
by Luisa Cheshire 15 December 2021
Turners (Soham) Ltd manager John Burbridge named chair of Logistic's UK…
