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Warehouse construction slumps in economic slowdown

London, UK: The economic downturn has hit global warehouse construction hard, according to research by Interact Analysis. Warehouse construction has suffered from the effects of poor economic conditions across much of the globe, in particular rising interest rates. It is expected the US will see a “meaningful” downturn within the next 12 to 18 months …

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Latest News13th April 2023

Krone at Transport Logistic 2023

Werlte, Germany: Krone will show its E-Axle at Transport Logistics 23 to be held in Munich, Germany, next month. Krone will also exhibit a Krone Cool Liner with double-deck body, Celsineo refrigeration and Krone telematics. Krone’s E-Trailer, developed with Trailer Dynamics, can reduce diesel consumption on the tractor. The E-Axle supports the tractor’s drive and …

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Latest News13th April 2023

Boon Food Group adds five new Actros tractors

Dordrecht, Netherlands: Boon Food Group has taken five new Actros 1840LS tractors to be used to move goods from its distribution centre to supermarkets, mainly in the west and southwest of the Netherlands. In line with the company’s sustainable ambitions, Boon opted for refrigerated trailers without a diesel engine. “The energy of this fully electric …

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GXO Logistics named as one of Sainsbury’s three logistics partners

London, UK: GXO Logistics has won a contract to help Sainsbury’s run several fresh and frozen food warehouses following an overhaul of the retailer’s supply chain. Sainsbury’s has simplified its logistics operations, moving to three dedicated partnerships across transport; food; general merchandise and clothing by the end of 2024. Previously Sainsbury’s had different contracts for …

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Latest News12th April 2023

Webinar: Is hydrogen the new diesel?

London, UK: Transport law firm Backhouse Jones is running a free webinar about hydrogen as the potential fuel of the future. The webinar takes place on 21 April at noon and features speakers Tim Harper and Brendan Bilton from Element 2, and Natascha Engel from Palace Yard. The webinar is part of a long-running series …

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DFDS buys Scottish haulier DR Macleod

Stornoway, Scotland: DFDS has acquired Scottish haulage firm DR Macleod which provides refrigerated transport as part of its services. The company’s website says: “We operate a large fleet of refrigerated vehicles and trailers capable of carrying your goods whether chilled, frozen, ambient or a mix of all three in one multi-temperature load. We are contracted …

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World’s first freeze point suppression system for Lineage

Greeley, Colorado, USA: Lineage Logistics has installed a new, thermodynamic cycle called a freeze point suppression, at its 115,000-square-foot cold storage and blast freezing site in Greeley, Colorado. Freeze point suppression allows users to freeze more product, achieve higher efficiencies and better moisture management throughout the site. Rebound Technologies provided the new system called IcePoint …

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Latest News12th April 2023

Vanaways offers CoolKit chilled conversions

Burnley, UK: Vanaways and CoolKit are offering a one-stop shop for temperature-controlled vans. Operators can use Vanaways’ ordering system, and if they wish, CoolKit’s online configurator for insulated body options, to specify a refrigerated van. “The partnership is yet another extension of our service to busy van operators,” said Paul Cox, sales director, Vanaways. “By …

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Yusen Logistics signs up to project to cut empty running

London, UK: Yusen Logistics has joined a pilot scheme aimed at reducing empty running and slashing carbon emissions. The Logistics Living Lab project is part of Digital Catapult’s Digital Supply Chain Hub. The pilot involves Vodafone Digital Asset Broker, Microsoft, Yusen Logistics, Fuuse, and Parity Technologies. The project is designed to enable hauliers to use …

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Latest News12th April 2023

India: Cold chain start up raises funds to solve wastage problems

Navi Mumbai, India: Cold chain startup Celcius Logistics has raised funding to address the fragmented nature of the cold supply chain in India and reduce the wastage of perishable goods. “From our humble beginnings with just five employees during the Covid pandemic, we’ve become a leading player in the cold supply chain industry,” said Swarup …

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Northern Ireland hauliers raise concerns about Windsor Framework

Lisburn, Northern Ireland: Three logistics companies in Northern Ireland, including McCulla (Ireland), have written to the Telegraph about their concerns over the Windsor Framework. The Windsor Framework is a proposed post-Brexit legal agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom, announced on 27 February 2023. It is designed to address the problem of the …

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Latest News6th April 2023

Jon Garson joins UKWA advisory board

London, UK: Jon Garson has joined UKWA’s advisory board as consultation manager. He is the former chief executive of the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce in Canada, and latterly operated a consultancy advising associations. “Post pandemic and post Brexit, the logistics industry – and the role of warehousing within it – has become more important …

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