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You can’t be what you can’t see

What are the big issues facing women in transport? Saron Kindleysides, chief executive, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport on her her own route into the profession “The biggest issue facing women across logistics and transport is that they don’t have a complete idea about what logistics is, and therefore view it as daunting. There …

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Logistics and careers for women

London, UK: Logistics provides the perfect working environment for women, particularly for those returning to work after a career break, says Logistics UK. But, only 16.6% of roles in logistics were held by women in June 2021, Logistics UK says. Jonas Keat, policy advisor for skills, Logistics UK, said the industry offers excellent opportunities for …

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Denholm Seafoods builds new cold store as part of £30m upgrade

Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland: Fish processing company Denholm Seafoods is building a new 12,000sq m cold store in Peterhead as part of a £30m project. The upgrade will enable Denholm Seafoods to increase its daily freezing capacity and boost cold storage capacity to 19,000 tonnes. The cold store is being built adjacent to the current Denholm …

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Skills bill smoke and mirrors

Adrian Grove, business development director, Qube Learning, questions whether government rhetoric matches the action in education. When the Skills Bill passed into law last April, it was announced with a pledge that the Skills and Post-16 Education Act would level up and drive economic growth across the whole country – welcome news for the logistics …

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In case you missed it1st March 2023

Forklift deliveries extend as prices rise

The forklift market struggles through delivery time and pricing pinch says Maya Xiao, senior analyst at Interact Analysis. She discusses how the market has been affected by price hikes and delivery times, and regional variations. Raunds, UK: Global forklift sales volumes exceeded 2 million in 2022, consistent with the forecast we made earlier in the …

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Tracking perishables to improve shelf life

Luxembourg and Johannesburg: The Cool Chain Association plans to draft a best practice handling procedure for perishables based on a series of trials tracking perishables exports from farm to table or vase undertaken by association partner the Perishable Products Export Control Board. A Perishable Products Export Control Board pilot trial monitoring cut flower exports from …

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UKWA calls for industry support in spring budget

London, UK: The UK Warehousing Association is asking the chancellor to reconsider, in the spring budget, how business rates are calculated for warehouses and to increase the level of transitional support. And the association want the Energy Bills Discount Scheme to continue with energy bill support for businesses at a reduced rate. UKWA is requesting …

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In case you missed it, Latest News28th February 2023

Shane Brennan to advise Global Cold Chain Alliance

Arlington, Virginia, US: Shane Brennan has joined the Global Cold Chain Alliance as its new senior adviser to support the delivery of a renewed international communications and advocacy strategy.  Brennan will combine his role as senior adviser to the Global Cold Chain Alliance, with his role as chief executive of the Cold Chain Federation.  He …

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In case you missed it, Latest News28th February 2023

BWG Foods takes Ireland’s first Volvo electric rigid

Dublin, Ireland: Irish food retailer and wholesaler, BWG Foods, has taken delivery of its first Volvo FE Electric. The €400,000 investment in the Volvo electric truck is part of its efforts to more towards lowering its carbon footprint. According to the wholesaler and retailer, which owns Spar, Londis, Mace, and XL brands, the 20 tonne …

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In case you missed it, Latest News27th February 2023

CoolKit launches interactive app to help customers select van conversions

Burnley, UK: Refrigerated van converter CoolKit has launched its CoolSelecta configurator, which will enable customers to visualise their conversion in terms of make, model and specification. The interactive 3D online app will enable users to see the variety of options available to them and “create” the ideal combination of equipment for their needs. Views of …

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In case you missed it, Latest News23rd February 2023

JS Davidson predicts growth

Peterborough, UK: John Davidson, managing director of JS Davidson, the new name for Chiltern Cold Storage, is predicting turnover growth to continue. Turnover this year rose to £10 million – doubling that of its mid-pandemic figures of £5 million, posted just two years ago. “The level of growth JS Davidson has achieved in such a …

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In case you missed it, Latest News23rd February 2023

Colin Maher is new managing director Schmitz Cargobull UK and Ireland

Warrington, UK: Colin Maher is the new managing director for Schmitz Cargobull UK and Ireland, taking over from Sebastian Terhechte, interim managing director. Maher says he is confident of doubling the company’s market share in the next five years. He joins the company after 27 years with a manufacturer of industrial weighing and inspection technologies, …

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