Chris Lewis

Advice on the crisis for Logistics UK members

Logistics UK is organising two free webinars for its members on the effect of the Middle East conflict. The first, to be held on 22 April between 1300 and 1400 and led by chief executive Ben Fletcher, will include an analysis of the impact of the conflict and how the organisation is responding. Attendees will have the chance to share how the situation is affecting their businesses and the expected impacts ... [+]

ONE is in the pink on Transatlantic trade

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced deployed its new container ship ONE Satisfaction on its Transatlantic AT1 service between Europe and the US. Launched in March 2026, the AT1 service connects Southampton with Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremerhaven and Le Havre, before crossing the Atlantic to New York, Norfolk, Charleston and Savannah, and ... [+]

A century of cargo service in America and worldwide

American Airlines Cargo is reflecting on more than 80 years of service to customers around the world as it celebrates its centennial year and marks 100 years since its first mail flight in 1926. The began formally on October 15, 1944, when a DC-3 carrying more than 6,000lbs of freight completed ... [+]

Peace process critical to supply chain futures

Kevin O’Marah, chief research officer at logistics intelligence firm, Zero100 warns that if peace with Iran is not locked in within weeks, there could be structural changes to global supply chains. War risk insurance will become a routine requirement, leading to higher insurance and security costs while shipping networks will ... [+]

Chapman Freeborn and Freeze join forces to cut carbon

Chapman Freeborn On-Board Courier (OBC) has partnered with Freeze Carbon to strengthen its emissions measurement and mitigation in time-critical aviation logistics. Unlike conventional freight, OBC operations are often arranged at short notice and across multiple regions. Shipments frequently move on the next available flight, leaving limited room to optimize routes or ... [+]

Ceva puts electric truck through its paces in China

CEVA Logistics and tech firm Lenovo have completed an eight-day long-haul trial of a pure-electric heavy duty truck in China. The nearly 6,000km journey transporting 5.3 tons of cargo cut CO₂ emissions by 46% for the from Shenzhen to Alashankou leg of the journey before transitioning to diesel for onward ... [+]

BIFA signs Smart Freight Centre emissions reporting deal

The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has gone into partnership with Smart Freight Centre (SFC) to help its members manage complex emissions reporting. Through the SFC Academy, BIFA members will gain discounted access to expert-led training across three key areas: the Global Logistics Emissions Council Framework, market-based measures mechanisms, and road ... [+]

New name for sea-rail service

PortRail Group is the new name in UK bulk material handling and logistics, following the acquisition of rail freight specialists RFS Works by JST Ports & Logistics last year. The merged business handles over 15 million tonnes of commodities like aggregates, biomass, timber and steel every year. The expanded firm enables operators ... [+]

DHL simplifies road service

DHL Freight has simplified its Road Freight product portfolio It is offering a clearly differentiated structure of three core products – DHL Road Freight Standard, DHL Road Freight Priority and DHL Road Freight Direct. Road Freight Standard is the default option for Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) shipments and covers the majority of everyday ... [+]

Peel Ports offers prostrate testing for all

Peel Ports Group is to introduce free prostate cancer testing for all its male staff, thanks to a proposal from its own employees. Believed to be the first UK port operator to introduce such an initiative, the Group will invest in a testing programme with kits provided to staff at all ... [+]

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