Chris Lewis
Maersk has opened a distribution centre in Suapa, Northeastern Brazil.Located in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, 20km from the Port of Suape and Recife International Airport, it can handle cargo ranging from components to oversized project cargo and large home appliances. It also offers waste segregation and recycling, LED lighting throughout and fully electric material handling equipment.
Maersk is to open a $100 million Fulfilment Hub in the New Boston area of ...
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Value Chain Lab has launched FLOX, a Cloud-based freight collaboration to connect businesses with storage and transport, following the grantof £500,000 in Innovate UK funding.
The platform connects businesses requiring warehousing or transport with providers that have capacity to spare, including small hauliers, warehouse operators, third-party logistics firms, retailers and manufacturers.
Value ...
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With the summer get away beginning in earnest this weekend, Logistics UK has reacted says it is disappointed that at the ongoing reliance on the Operation Brock traffic management scheme that forces lorries heading to Dover and the Channel Tunnel to queue on the M20.
It argues that the lack of ...
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Minister for Maritime, Aviation and Decarbonisation Keir Mather signed one of the marine piles at Immingham Eastern Ro-Ro Terminal (IERRT) on 17 July. The joint investment by Associated British Ports (ABP) and Stena is due to open in 2028.
The event was celebrated by representatives from freight businesses and the main ...
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DHL Supply Chain has formed an alliance with government and commercial technology firm Leidos as part of a bid to work for the UK Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) Future Defence Support Services (FDSS) programme.Operating as the Logistics & Mission Support Alliance as part of a competitive bidding process, the partnership ...
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IAG Cargo will offer a third daily service between London Heathrow and Delhi from 19 September operated by a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner.
There will also be increased frequencies to Bengaluru bringing the total number of services to India to 70 a week, up from 56 in 2025.
Demand in the Delhi market ...
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The World Shipping Council has welcomed revisions, published on 17 July, to the European Commission’s Emissions Trading Scheme saying that they will accelerate alternative maritime fuels and channel revenues back into shipping decarbonisation.
The proposed fuel mechanism for the maritime sector follows the policy logic already used in aviation by helping ...
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Cathay Cargo has postponed resumption of its freighter service to Riyadh originally planned for August 1. The carrier said it would review the timing for resuming the service. Resumption of daily passenger flights to Dubai and four-times-weekly passenger flights to Riyadh, originally planned for September 1, will be postponed to ...
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Associated British Ports (ABP) welcomed the Glovis Lighthouse to Southampton on 14 July, the largest vehicle carrier to call and one of the largest and newest vessels of its type in the world.
The vessel arrived at Southampton's Solent Gateway on its maiden voyage and first port call in Europe.
She has ...
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The Port of Antwerp-Bruges handled 133.9 million tonnes of maritime cargo in the first half of 2026, down 2.4% compared with the same period last year. While ro ro grew (+5.9%) and bulk remained more or less stable (-1.3%), most of the decline was in general cargo segment, especially containers ...
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