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Latest News17th July 2024

Sunswap and JS Davidson join forces on successful battery and solar-powered refrigerated transport trial

Peterborough, UK: Sunswap has successfully completed a trial of its battery and solar-powered transport refrigeration technology with temperature-controlled operator JS Davidson. JS Davidson is aiming to reach net zero by the end of 2025 at its Peterborough site. The trial, which took place over two weeks, showcased the capabilities of the Sunswap Endurance refrigeration unit …

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Introduction of the EU Entry/Exit System delayed until November

Dover, UK: The date for the introduction of the EU’s new Entry/Exit system has been delayed again – pushed back from October until November – according to multiple press reports. The launch of the new checks to enter the EU has been delayed from 6 October until at least 10 November. The new measures mean …

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Latest News17th July 2024

Port Houston approved for cold treatment cargo

Houston, Texas, USA: Port Houston, the international port of Texas, is now approved to handle cold treatment cargo, allowing it to manage a wider range of temperature-sensitive perishable products. The port has received approval from the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). The approval enables Port Houston to receive …

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Latest News17th July 2024

RHA spells out haulage priorities to new Future of Roads minister

London, UK: Road Haulage Association managing director Richard Smith has met the new Future of Roads minister Lilian Greenwood and set out the association’s key priorities. Smith said: “I was delighted to meet the new Future of Roads Minister. I set out the key priorities facing our members across the country and our commitment to …

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Greggs to bolster supply chain capacity with new distribution centre

Kettering, UK: Bakery chain Greggs has submitted plans for a new national distribution centre at Symmetry Park in Kettering. The distribution centre will bolster the company’s capacity to supply ambient and chilled products to a growing portfolio of shops. The planning application contains details for 311,551 sq ft of logistics space on a 25.1-acre plot. …

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NewCold celebrates 12th anniversary “milestone”

Breda, the Netherlands: NewCold is celebrating 12 years of growth since it was founded in the Netherlands on 16 July 2012. Bram Hage founded the company from a small office Breda – with the backing of Westport Capital Partners, NewCold has grown rapidly. It now has a global network that includes 18, mostly highly automated, …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Thermo King introduces complete vehicle data monitoring for trailers

Brussels, Belgium: Thermo King has introduced Trailer Assist Premium – data monitoring for refrigerated trailers, which combines data from the cooling unit and trailer within one telematics platform. Thermo King says that customers will now benefit from complete insights into the refrigerated trailer’s data, including vehicle-related information like EBS, odometer, axle-load and TPMS, all accessible …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Oakland International helps food charity provide over 12,000 meals in a month

Redditch, UK: Oakland International, together with food redistribution charity City Harvest London, has provided over 12,172 meals in just one month and helped reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 23 tonnes. Oakland International’s contribution of 5.1 tonnes of food in June guaranteed surplus food, which might have otherwise gone to waste, was instead redistributed by City …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Harlech Foodservice installs Rack Collapse Prevention’s safety system

Criccieth, Gwynedd, Wales: Welsh food wholesaler Harlech Foodservice has fitted its Gwynedd frozen store with Rack Collapse Prevention’s safety system. Harlech Foodservice’s head of operations, Ian Evans, said: “The recent installation of the Rack Collapse Prevention system in our Gwynedd frozen store is a critical development in our commitment to creating a secure work environment. …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Direct Vision Standard – proposal to extend grace period from three to six months

London, UK: The Road Haulage Association has learned that Transport for London (TfL) is to recommend that hauliers operating in London should have six months, not three, to get their lorries compliant with the new Direct Vision Standard. If the proposal is approved, enforcement of the new Progressive Safe System (PSS) will begin from 4 …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Industry bodies call on new transport secretary to adopt tough EU vehicle safety measures

London, UK: More than 50 organisations and individuals have written a joint letter to the new Transport Secretary, Louise Haigh MP, urging her to prioritise the adoption of tougher, mandatory EU vehicle safety measures, such as advanced emergency braking. The letter, led by road safety charity Brake and Axa UK, is a request to the …

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Latest News15th July 2024

Cold storage site opens in Kyrgyzstan with US support

Nookat, Osh Region, Kyrgyzstan: The US government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), and Nookat Almasy Cooperative, has opened the largest cold storage site in Nookat district in Osh oblast that will help farmers expand their sales and market opportunities. The site will enhance food security and improve the livelihoods of farmers across …

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