Chris Lewis

Pallet-Track recruits Channel Islands member

JPGL has become a shareholder member of Pallet-Track to cover postcodes in Jersey and Guernsey. It will transport pallets from Pallet-Track's Midlands hub to its sister company Woodside Logistics in Portsmouth for final mile delivery to the Channel Islands. The two companies are part of Jersey Post Group and employ more than 150 staff at their Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Wight and other UK sites. They will initially handle around ... [+]

One year on, Humber Freeport wins £1bn investment

Humber Freeport says that over £1bn of new investment has been pledged 12 months on from its launch. Investments committed to tax sites in Hull and Goole are expected to create more than 700 skilled jobs, in sectors ranging from advanced manufacturing and technology to ports and green energy. Humber Freeport chair ... [+]

Import boom fills Liverpool grain store

Peel Ports says that new bulk storage in Liverpool has been sold out before its construction was complete. Half of a 237,000 sq ft multipurpose warehouse at the Port of Liverpool was assigned for grain, and this space was fully booked up by importers while construction was still ongoing. The first of ... [+]

Digi-forwarder Sennder to buy CH Robinsons surface operations in Europe

Digital road freight forwarder Sennder is to acquire the European Surface Transportation operations of US-owned global logistics provider CH Robinson, for an undisclosed sum.  Sennder says the combined business will become a top five full truck load (FTL) player in Europe , with a combined revenue of €1.4 billion and a ... [+]

Nordic Transport extends German reach

NTG Nordic Transport Group’s NTG Germany arm has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of road and logistics services provider Schmalz+Schön Holdings. The company has 330 employees and 27 sites across Germany, doubles NTG’s revenue in Germany and significantly strengthens the company’s European network. Founded in 1959, SSH offers tailored solutions to ... [+]

Tonnage up, revenue down at IAG Cargo

IAG Cargo’s tonnage in the first half of 2024 was up 7.8% versus the first half of 2023, said the carrier, whose brands include British Airways, Iberia, Aer Linguis and Vueling. The business reported commercial revenues of €566 million for the period, a decrease of 6.1% while yields for were below ... [+]

Modern Logistics embarks on pan-American expansion

Brazil’s Modern Logistics is to extend its service to Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Mexico and the US within the next six to twelve months as part of a two-stage strategy for international expansion. The carrier, which Modern Logistics is offers an integrated logistics capacity of 20 to ... [+]

Jebel Ali welcomes giant of the seas

DP World has welcomed Cosco vehicle carrier Min Jiang Kou to Jebel Ali Port for the first time. The LNG dual-fuel vessel, one of the largest in the world with a capacity for 7,500 cars, called on her maiden sailing from Shanghai. Alongside sister ship, Liao He Kou, has multiple advanced ... [+]

New CFO for Kale

Kale Logistics Solutions has appointed Shripad Inamdar as chief financial officer. Bringing over 20 years of SaaS and IT expertise his first priorities will be to automate workflows to increase efficiency across Kale’s expanded operations and strengthen its global compliance framework. [+]

TT Club crowns new King

TT Club has confirmed Kevin King as its new chief executive, completing a move announced last year.  King was deputy chief executive Charles Fenton over the last year, working closely to complete a smooth transfer of responsibilities. He has officially taken up this position from 1 August. Originally based in the ... [+]

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