25.03.2019

Galliker joins H2 Mobility Switzerland

Only ten months after founding, the H2 Mobility Switzerland Association has gained another new member in the shape of Galliker Transport & Logistics. The company is yet another haulier that wants to use hydrogen as a future...
25.03.2019

The risk of abandoned containers overseas

Bifa, the trade association for UK freight forwarding and logistics companies, is warning its members about the cost of containers abandoned overseas for which they may be liable. The association says that often its member...
25.03.2019

First B737-800BCF for Atran Airlines

Atran Airlines, the Russian air express carrier within the Volga-Dnepr Group, has taken delivery of its first B737-800BCF, thus increasing its total number of freighters to five. Having completed certification of this type of...
25.03.2019

Australian farmers reduce freight costs

In Australia, farmers and regional communities will significantly reduce freight costs through the deployment of Inland Rail, a new study shows. Shifting horticulture and post-processed agriculture from road to rail will save an...
25.03.2019

Kimmo installs Marais as CEO

Jacques Marais has been recruited as CEO of the South African packaging manufacturer Kimmo. He has a strong financial and technical background and extensive manufacturing and management experience that he gained in India, Turkey,...
25.03.2019

LIS implements software in Poland

Paul Schockemöhle Logistics Polska (PSLP) is now banking on Winsped, a transport management software developed by LIS. PSLP chose the LIS system mainly because the developer is familiar with the needs of the Polish market and the...
25.03.2019

Australia has great airfreight potential

Airfreight only represents 1% of Australia's trade volume. But a new report released by the independent think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia and BIS Oxford Economics shows that the goods travelling in the bellies of...
25.03.2019

ZIM still not out of the red

The Haifa (Israel)-based carrier Zim witnessed a classic result on two fronts in 2018: while revenues surged by 9.1% to USD 3.3 billion (2017: almost USD 3 billion) and volumes shot up by 10.8% to 2.9 million teu (2017: 2.6...
25.03.2019

CN to invest almost CAD 1 billion in three provinces

For 2019, Canadian National Railways (CN) is planning large investments into maintaining and strengthening its rail infrastructure in three provinces. The carrier will spend CAD 245 million (EUR 151 million) on expanding...
25.03.2019

Canadian laurels for Peco Pallet’s Lisa Vegso

Peco Pallet recently announced that Lisa Vegso, its general manager in Canada, has received a place on the Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA)’s inaugural list of 100 Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain and awarded...
25.03.2019

“Curiosity of the Day”

People often think that Napoleon was short. However, he was actually about 1.7 m – a normal height in his day and age.
25.03.2019

QSR Logistics supplying 190 fast food restaurants

Groupe Bertrand and Burger King are continuing to rely on the expertise of Meyer Quick Service Logistics (QSL) in France. The two companies recently chose QSR, a joint venture of QSL and the French logistics group Stef, to...
22.03.2019

Multi-faceted Africa

The Air Cargo Africa trade fair took place for the fifth time late in February – and it was one of the best meetings the pan-continental confe­rence has had so far. This may also have been owed to impulses from the German event...
22.03.2019

A fifth of driver positions unfilled, IRU says

Europe’s road transport industry is facing the most acute shortage of professional drivers in decades, according to a new report published by the international road transport union (IRU). Polling of IRU members and associated...
22.03.2019

West of England - positive about the future

The West of England, a mutual marine insurer, has announced a positive renewal period and a modest increase in renewing premium. Owned mutual tonnage has grown over the year to 90 million gross tons (gt) including the addition of...
22.03.2019

American Airlines Cargo chilling with Jettainer

The ULD services provider Jettainer has welcomed American Airlines Cargo as a customer for its "cool management" service. The US carrier now has access to the 24/7 service of Jettainer's own Cool Center of Excellence in...
22.03.2019

Road haulage and railfreight continue to grow

All Germany’s overland modes of transport improved their performance in the first half of 2018, compared to the same period of the previous year. Road haulage throughput grew by 1.1% to about 156.9 billion tkm, railfreight...
22.03.2019

Aapa elects Gary G. Nelson as its next board chairman

During its 2019 spring conference in Washington D.C., the American association of port authorities (Aapa) elected Gary G. Nelson, executive director of Washington state’s port of Grays Harbor, to serve as the association’s...
22.03.2019

Rhenus acquires WNL to establish network in South Africa

The Rhenus Group has taken over the freight forwarding and logistics specialist, World Net Logistics (WNL), headquartered in Johannesburg (South Africa). The acquisition includes WNL in South Africa, and the national...
22.03.2019

600 box containers to expand intermodal business

P&O Ferrymasters has ordered 600 new 45’ pallet wide high-cube containers to add to its already growing fleet. The multi-million euro investment will allow the company to create new routes and services across Europe and Asia....
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