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Post-Brexit food import controls to trigger food shortages

Reading, UK: The government’s proposals for new food controls on all goods imported to the UK from the EU will fuel shortages and price inflation, warns the Cold Chain Federation. Post-Brexit checks on goods coming to the UK from the EU are to be reduced, the government says, with a new model announced to “minimise …

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Latest News4th April 2023

Logistics industry faces mega threats in the future

London, UK: The worst of the supply chain crisis may be over but huge threats persist, a logistics expert has warned. The acute supply chain crisis experienced by the logistics industry in recent years is almost over, according to Alan McKinnon, Professor of Logistics, Kuehne Logistics University (Hamburg). Speaking during his keynote speech at Logistics …

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Lidl to build distribution centre in Leeds

Leeds, UK: German supermarket discount retailer Lidl is planning to build a 580,000ft² regional distribution centre (RDC) in Leeds to handle chilled, frozen and ambient goods. The RDC will store and distribute fresh produce and non-food goods to supermarkets across Yorkshire. Lidl made the decision to build a distribution centre in Leeds following a review …

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Latest News3rd April 2023

Van operation insights

Leicester, UK: Logistics UK’s Vans Today event takes place on on 27 April at Leicester City Football Club. The event covers updates on electric vehicles, ways to optimise van operations, van-focussed compliance challenges and the importance of maintaining van security. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions of Logistics UK’s Member Advice Centre team …

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Fleets risk electric vehicle charging deserts

Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK: Fleets investing in electric vehicles risk falling foul of ‘charging deserts’ in harder-to-reach areas of the UK, warns industry leaders. Matthew Lumsden, chief executive, Connected Energy, says:”While grid capabilities are increasing in a bid to keep pace with electric vehicle adoption, the focus is largely on urban areas. This leaves large …

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Latest News3rd April 2023

Cathay Cargo to use Tower Cold Chain temperature-controlled boxes

SIngapore: Cathay Cargo is to rent temperature-controlled boxes from Tower Cold Chain, giving its customers access to a wider range of temperature-controlled solutions in terms of container size and payload volume. Tower Cold Chain’s boxes suit pharmaceutical, biotech and life-science products and allow the airline to extend its range of container choice. This new partnership …

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Iveco selects Pod Point for charging

Basildon, UK: Pod Point is to be Iveco’s preferred supplier for electric vehicle charging.Iveco will recommend Pod Point to customers buying new E-Daily vans.  Swapping the pump for the plug can be a daunting prospect for those new to the world of electric vehicles, but Pod Point aims to simplify the process, for feet and …

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Buffaload celebrates Easter

Cambridge, UK: Buffaload is marking spring with an Easter trailer, pictured here. Quite simply, the double-deck reefer generates less carbon while delivering more goodies. Ross Taylor, chief executive, said: “In partnership with Buffaload you can make your chilled delivery network carbon neutral by 2023. At Buffaload we are on a mission to proceed with an environmentally …

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Latest News31st March 2023

Health and safety set for Birmingham

Birmingham, UK: The Health and Safety Event opens at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre next month. The event takes place on 25-27 April when industry leaders will share their knowledge and experience on topics, including mental health, drug testing, fatigue, phone use and other distractions. “Legal responsibility for driver safety sits at the top of the …

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Viewpoint31st March 2023

Does the Budget aid warehouse automation?

The spring budget could help businesses looking to boost warehouse performance through automation, says Craig Whitehouse, managing director, Invar Group Cranfield, UK: The business case for investment into warehouse automation is gathering pace. Poor labour availability is increasing risk at peak, costs are rising and volumes are volatile and unpredictable, demanding greater operational flexibility and …

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Frustration from the warehousing sector as government ignores solar power

London, UK: There is mounting frustration that the potential offered by industrial properties in contributing to UK’s solar capacity is being ignored by the UK government. Clare Bottle, chief executive, UK Warehousing Association said warehousing accounts for approximately a third of all commercial roof space. “While we welcome renewed commitment to solar power, the focus …

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Latest News30th March 2023

Solucious opts for Thermo King telematics

Dassenveld, Belgium: Food logistics provider Solucious is getting real-time visibility, traceability and proactive management of it deliveries from Thermo King’s telematics. Solucious can obtain real time temperature and position data, but also critical information like setpoints, alarms or hours of operation from its trucks, vans and semi-trailers. “Our collaboration with Solucious demonstrates that connectivity is …

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