Wait ages for a bus, then 84 come at once…

Public transport users in Chile should soon enjoy more reliable services, thanks to the China and Chile arms of project forwarder deugro, who moved 84 buses – together with eight ... [+]

American Airlines reaffirms wildlife pledge

AmericanAirlines Cargo has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting endangered species and preventing the illegal trafficking of wildlife, hosting an awareness and training event at its Miami International Airport cargo facility. ... [+]

Forwarder expands truck fleet

Birmingham-based International Forwarding has expanded its fleet by nine trucks, including 18-tonne, 12.5-tonne, and 26-tonne vehicles. The Palletways UK network member has also added a number of new trailers to ... [+]

Tilbury to host first port-side green hydrogen plant

Forth Ports has signed an agreement with GeoPura to produce green hydrogen at the Port of Tilbury starting this year. The plant will make it among the first major British ... [+]

ABP agrees terms for Port Talbot FLOW development

Associated British Ports (ABP) has agreed terms with the UK government to develop floating offshore wind (FLOW) infrastructure at Port Talbot, subject to clearance by the Competition and Markets Authority. The ... [+]

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