Port of Trieste shunting operations optimization completed
The Port of Trieste is also expected to further increase its rail system competitiveness
The Port of Trieste is also expected to further increase its rail system competitiveness
Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE), Singapore, is the result of an integration of the container operations of three Japanese shipping carriers, namely, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd (“K” Line), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd (MOL), and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK). The company seeks to meet customers’ needs by providing high-quality, competitive container shipping services with…
Fleet management specialist Zenith has acquired the fleet services, rental and finance operations of the Cartwright Group from administrators for an undisclosed sum. Zenith said the acquisition gives the group a commercial vehicle rental and leasing fleet of some 50,000 vehicles and one of the largest trailer rental fleets in the UK. Chief executive of the…
Government plans for ‘levelling-up’ have been welcomed by the UK ports industry, albeit it has been suggested the sector needs to be recognised as a key component of regional and national growth. The British Ports Association (BPA), the national trade association for ports and harbours, has suggested the proposals unveiled by Michael Gove in the…
The struggles and challenges faced in peak seasons will come under scrutiny from Justin Ferguson, logistics director at Buy It Direct, when he speaks at the Omni-Channel Conference later this month. Buy It Direct is a fast-growing e-commerce business with an annual turnover of £150m. In this role Ferguson has main board responsibility for logistics…
Jim Spittle has been appointed UK president-elect at the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, assuming the one-year role from current president Jim Steer. Known as one of the UK’s leading supply chain professionals, Spittle has previously worked as group supply chain director at DSG International, Whitbread, and Kingfisher, as well as director of Tesco….
Take home grocery sales have risen by 11.3% during the 12 weeks to 29th November 2020, the fastest rate of growth since August, according to Kantar. Take-home sales during the past four weeks increased by 13.9%, as eating and drinking out of home was restricted by the English national lockdown. Fraser McKevitt, head of retail…