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Latest News23rd May 2024

UPS Healthcare expands Dublin warehouse

Dublin, Ireland: UPS Healthcare, the medical logistics arm of United Parcel Service, has opened a 6,000sq metre warehouse near Dublin Airport to serve the booming pharmaceutical and medical device industry. The €12m temperature controlled store incorporates small package, freight forwarding and distribution. “We’re the only provider who can take our customers’ treatments from clinical trial …

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Latest News23rd May 2024

CJ Logistics to open rail-connected cold store

New Century, Kansas, USA: CJ Logistics America plans a new rail connected cold store in 2025 in Kansas City. The cold store, a joint development with Yukon Real Estate Partners and BGO, will be attached to Upfield’s New Century factory by conveyor bridge allowing product to be delivered directly into the warehouse. There is currently …

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Latest News22nd May 2024

Tower Cold Chain’s first sustainability report

Reading, UK: Tower Cold Chain has published its first Sustainability Report, highlighting the company’s commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance principles. The report documents the company’s sustainability roadmap, focussed on achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. Highlights of the Report include a detailed explanation of how Tower containers enhance supply chain sustainability through product innovation, development …

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Latest News22nd May 2024

Reed Boardall provides local college leaver with apprenticeship in business administration

Boroughbridge, UK: Cold storage and transport business Reed Boardall has pledged to offer more apprenticeships to school and college leavers in the future, having supported a 17-year-old from Ripon to complete the company’s first apprenticeship in business administration. Jonasz Holica, (pictured above) originally from Poland, moved to Yorkshire when he was two years old. When …

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Latest News22nd May 2024

New border system could cause long delays, warns Cameron

Dover, UK: Foreign Secretary David Cameron has told MPs he is “really worried” that the EU’s new border IT system will lead to “long delays” when it is introduced. The Entry Exit System will require visitors to register fingerprints, a photo, and passport details to enter the EU. It is expected to start on 6 …

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Latest News22nd May 2024

New sales manager for Schmitz in Ireland

Dublin, Ireland: David O’Connor has been appointed regional sales manager for Schmitz Cargobull in Ireland. He has spend most of his career in the automotive sector, most recently with the largest Mercedes-Benz dealership in Ireland. He joins the Ireland team working alongside regional sales manager Philip Keenan, and regional aftermarket development manager, Steve Wilson. “Compared with …

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Latest News20th May 2024

Carrier’s latest Vector for trailers cuts fuel and noise

Rueil-Malmaison, France: Carrier Transicold has the Vector HE 17 available for trailer refrigeration. The new unit offers refrigeration capacity output at above 16kW, as well as a significant reduction in fuel consumption and noise levels, Carrier Transicold says. “By integrating advanced inverter technology with the proven all-electric E-Drive architecture, the Vector HE 17 sets a …

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Latest News20th May 2024

National Audit Office slams post-Brexit border check arrangements

Dover, UK: Post-Brexit border checks will cost UK businesses £470m a year and there is still no clear timetable for their full introduction, according to the government’s public spending watchdog. In a damning report, the National Audit Office criticised the government’s handling of the post-Brexit border arrangements, saying that “traders face increasing additional costs and …

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Latest News20th May 2024

Sadel gets planning OK for food hub

Easton, UK: Sadel Group has planning permission to build a new factory at its Easton, Lincolnshire, site. The food production areas of the site have been mostly dormant since May 2020, when McCains closed one of its factories. Beyond retrofitting and refurbishing the existing buildings, Sadel has added a new temperature-controlled warehouse and will transform …

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Latest News20th May 2024

Campbells Prime Meat takes 70 temperature-controlled vans from Fraikin

Linlithgow, Scotland: Scottish butcher, fishmonger and foodservice supplier Campbells Prime Meat has returned to contract hire taking 70 new temperature-controlled vans from Fraikin. Fraikin originally delivered 23 vans in 2023 and has subsequently replaced older vehicles that Campbells had purchased outright from another provider.The latest order of new 3.5-tonne vans – supplied on a five-year, …

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Latest News20th May 2024

Logistics UK bangs the drum for the sector with politicians

London, UK: Logistics UK met ministers from the Labour and Conservative parties this week to discuss thorny topics such as decarbonisation, longer semi-trailers, the Border Operating Model and having a minister dedicated to logistics. Logistics UK hosted meetings between members, secretary of state for transport Mark Harper and the shadow financial secretary to the Treasury …

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Latest News15th May 2024

IT crash delays fresh food imports

Dover, UK: The automatic licence verification system that should automatically clear goods through customs suffered a software failure this weekend (11-12 May) resulting in major delays to fresh food shipments. Some trucks arriving at Sevington in Kent, that serves imports from Dover and the Channel tunnel, were delayed by more than 24 hours. The system …

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