Chris Lewis

Logistics UK badgers government over Operation Brock

Logistics UK is urging government to find a permanent alternative to its Operation Brock traffic management scheme for the Channel ports. Originally developed as a traffic management scheme in the event of a No Deal Brexit, Operation Brock is the contraflow system set up to keep traffic on the M20 and surrounding roads in Kent moving in the event of disruption to ferry or shuttle services. The M20 is set to be ... [+]

Pledge offers emissions tracking in Canada and Australia

Software firm Pledge has is to support members of the Canadian International Freight Forwarder Association (CIFFA) and Australia’s Freight and Trade Alliance (FTA) with its sustainability expertise. Both associations have embedded the Pledge Freight Emissions Calculator into their websites, allowing members the chance to trial its carbon emissions calculation capabilities without ... [+]

CargoBeamer wins funds to boost terminals

Leipzig-based intermodal company CargoBeamer has won €90 million from transport ministries in Germany and Switzerland for new terminal construction. The funds will be used to expand terminals at Kaldenkirchen (Germany) and Domodossola near Milan. The CargoBeamer system uses a patented system that allows non-craneable as well as craneable road trailers ... [+]

Air France KLM, Skycell and KN get together to track ULDs

Air France KLM Martinair Cargo (AFKLMP Cargo) has chosen SkyCell as its preferred partner to enhance unit load device (ULD) tracking capabilities across its fleet. It will give real-time visibility into ULD operations for pharmaceutical transport, using SkyMind’s advanced technology, including sophisticated readers and tags. At the same time, freight forwarder Kuehne+Nagel, ... [+]

ACS opens Manchester office

Air Charter Service has opened its third UK office, and its first in the north of England, in Manchester. It will be headed by Alex Sadat-Shafai, who joined the company 18 years ago and has worked in both the cargo and group charter teams. Much of the motivation for setting ... [+]

Five Haropa sites included in development scheme

Haropa Port, which operates Le Havre and Rouen, says that five sites totalling nearly 250 hectares on its estate have been included in the French government’s France 2030 Turnkey Sites scheme. The plan, announced in May 2023 aims to speed up France’s reindustrialisation. An initial national shortlist identified a total ... [+]

Tower Cold Chain publishes ESG report

Temperature-control technology company Tower Cold Chain has published its first Sustainability Report, highlighting the company’s commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles. The Report emphasises the environmental benefits of using its passive temperature-controlled containers for the transportation of pharmaceuticals and life sciences products. It documents the company’s sustainability roadmap, focussed ... [+]

ASM helps trade prepare for Customs onslaught

Freight software firm ASM says it is offering additional support to help companies prepare for a fresh wave of Customs rules dealing with post-Brexit trade. In addition to adapting to HMRC’s new Customs Declaration Service (CDS), the final cutover for which is 4 June, traders will be faced with a barrage ... [+]

Pegasus launches Ankara-Dublin route

Turkish airline Pegasus has launched a route between Ankara and Dublin. The thrice-weekly flights between Ankara Esenboğa Airport and Dublin depart on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The carrier said it expected carry unpalletised cargo in both directions such as textiles, spare parts, medical equipment, food and electronics, couriers on the ... [+]

Emirates Delivers to Saudi

Emirates SkyCargo has extended its Emirates Delivers e-commerce solution to Saudi Arabia. Shoppers from across the Kingdom can now shop online in the UK, US and the UAE and use Emirates Delivers for international, shopping at retailers that don’t deliver to the Middle East. Emirates Delivers will bring the packages ... [+]

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