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30th November 2021

Daikin launches new trailer fridge

Lyon, France: Daikin launched its trailer fridge, the Exigo, at Solutrans. The Exigo E1500 is an engine-driven single-temperature 15kW trailer fridge that complements its van and truck fridge ranges. Evren Akçora, senior manager, Transport Refrigeration Daikin Europe, said the Exigo offers “minimum total cost of ownership and maximum peace of mind”.  “With Exigo, we are bringing many unique characteristics together, never done before in a …

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30th November 2021

UniCarriers adds two forklifts to MX series

Thame, Oxfordshire, UK: UniCarriers has expanded its MX series of electric counterbalanced trucks with two new models – the MXS3 and MXS4. UniCarriers says that the MXS3 and MXS4 are “ideal for handling tasks in cramped, fast-paced environments” due to their compact design, manoeuvrability and intelligent control systems. The latest steering technology maximises agility and …

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26th November 2021

Trakm8 supports anti-idling campaign

London, UK: Trakm8 is supporting Idling Action London’s #EnginesOff campaign, an initiative that encourages fleet operators, businesses and local authorities to reduce air pollution from engine idling and help protect the respiratory health of Londoners. Launched in 2016 and adopted by 31 London boroughs, Idling Action London is a London-wide behaviour change campaign that is …

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26th November 2021

DHL drivers working for Sainsbury’s in South west agree inflation-busting pay rise

Bristol, UK: DHL lorry drivers, working for Sainsbury’s in the South west, have accepted an inflation-beating 14% pay increase. The 140 drivers, who are members of union Unite began balloting for industrial action earlier this month after drivers rejected the original offer. However, once DHL was notified of the planned industrial action the company made …

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25th November 2021

Two awards for Perishable Movements

London, UK: Perishable Movements’ staff won Manager of the Year and the Hero Award at the Fresh Produce Consortium Fresh Awards ceremony. Richard Hoyte, technical director, Perishable Movements, picked up Manager of the Year, in recognition of his achievements over the last year, which include navigating BRC Global Stand for Food Safety Certification issue 7 …

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25th November 2021

Pay disputes at nine Tesco distribution centres could lead to strikes

Manchester, UK: The union Usdaw has begun two formal industrial action ballots covering nine Tesco Distribution sites after members overwhelmingly rejected the company’s latest pay offers. The two disputes involve Tesco distribution centres at: Daventry, Goole, Hinckley, Lichfield, Livingston, Magor (both trunk and main site), Peterborough and Southampton. The latest offers included one of a …

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25th November 2021

Cold Chain Federation gives evidence to transport committee on temperature-controlled distribution challenges

London, UK: The Cold Chain Federation called for government action to ease current pressures and promote future resilience of food supply chains when chief executive Shane Brennan gave evidence to an influential Committee of MPs yesterday (Wednesday). Brennan discussed the range of challenges that cold chain operators are facing and their consequences during an evidence …

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24th November 2021

Increased driver testing capacity helps driver shortage crisis

London, UK: An uplift in driving testing capacity is “making inroads” into the driver shortage crisis, with another 15,000 drivers coming into the industry, according to the Road Haulage Association. Duncan Buchanan, policy director at the RHA, told the Commons Transport road freight inquiry session on Wednesday that the 100,000 driver shortage had fallen by …

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24th November 2021

New border biometric checks “very bad news” for industry, says Logistics UK

London, UK: Logistics UK told the Commons Transport road freight inquiry session today that proposed new EU border biometric ID checks could result in 17-mile tailbacks at Dover, resulting in Operation Stack again. Elizabeth de Jong, policy director at Logistics UK, told the inquiry chair Huw Merriman MP that biometric checks that take an extra …

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23rd November 2021

Labour shortages and energy prices dominate Euro summit

Antwerp, Belgium: The challenges of labour availability and pressures on energy prices dominated discussion at the Global Cold Chain Association’s first face-to-face event in Europe since the start of the pandemic. Attending the event in Belgium, Shane Brennan, chief executive, Cold Chain Federation, said: “These discussions with European colleagues have been particularly valuable in examining …

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23rd November 2021

TIP takes the millionth Krone

Werlte, Germany: A Cool Liner with the millionth chassis number WKESD000001000000 has rolled off the Krone production line for the Norwegian branch of the TIP Trailer Services. In 1971, TIP was one of the first customers for Krone when it started building trailers. Bob Fast, chief executive, TIP said at the handover ceremony: “We are particularly …

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22nd November 2021

Myriad to stock Hultsteins spares

Southampton, UK:  Myriad is now stocking and distributing parts for Hultsteins, the Swedish maker of diesel-free truck-fridge systems. Myriad gives at Hultsteins customers better access to components for Hultsteins diesel-free Ecofridge its Ecogen hydraulic generator. Already popular with cold chain operators in the UK and Europe, the Ecogen hydraulic generator, in particular, is poised for …

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