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Trained fork truck operators lift safety standards and lower costs

Slough, UK: Despite the substantial advantages that trained operators bring to a business it is surprising how many warehouse managers or supervisors treat training as an afterthought or just ...

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9th February 2026

Oakland International Strengthens Irish Logistics Presence with Expanded International Freight Division

Oakland International, a trusted logistics operator in Ireland since 2009, has expanded its capabilities under …

5th February 2026

FridgeXpress delivers first-ever 18-tonne refrigerated HGV to chilled food provider Brindisa

FridgeXpress has delivered its first-ever converted 18-tonne refrigerated HGV, marking a major milestone for the …

3rd February 2026

Sunswap Expands into Australian Market as Global Demand for Electric Refrigeration Accelerates

British manufacturer enters sixth market through strategic partnership with experienced transport refrigeration provider Sunswap today …

26th January 2026

Oakland International and Cannington Enterprises Launch Renewable Energy Project for Next-Gen Agriculture

Oakland International, through its development arm Green Clover Developments, has joined forces with Cannington Enterprises …

From the Magazine

Brexit not quite done

The latest EU trade deal is a work in progress, writes CCF deputy chief executive Tom Southall GB-EU border rules set to change…again It’s been …

So why all the fuss?

Designating the cold chain as Critical National Infrastructure will protect our food and medicine supplies, writes CCF chief executive Phil Pluck. ‘Why all the fuss’ …

Rise of the hackers

The threat to the cold chain from cybercrime is growing and operators should be prepared, writes Nick Hughes. When M&S and the Co-op fell victim …

Green Savings

You should prepare now for the new Climate Change Agreement Scheme, writes CCF deputy chief executive Tom Southall. While energy prices have at least stabilised …