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DSV offers Solutions in the States

DSV has set up a Solutions division in North America, saying that it has gained a large amount of contract logistics work in the region following its acquisition of US-based UTi. The new division, under Solutions president Michael Marlow, is present in 19 US states, the Canadian province of Ontario and eight Mexican states with a total of over 60 logistics facilities covering 16m sq ft and operated by 3,500 ... [+]

DSV does the daily as Pound slumps

Groupage operator DSV has stepped up its services and now serves 80% of its destinations daily, in the wake of the Pound’s devaluation. The 11% fall versus the Euro has boosted UK exports to Europe, it says. DSV now operates every day from its UK hubs to Belgium, Czech Republic, ... [+]

DSV completes UTi takeover

DSV Air and Sea in the US has completed the office and IT integration of the former UTi freight forwarding division and has added DSV Road USA and DSV Solutions USA divisions headed by presidents Jacques Retief and Michael, respectively. President of DSV Air and Sea North America, Niels Larsen, described ... [+]

DSV appoints customer service ‘king’

DSV Road has appointed Vicky King as its new general manager for customer service. Previously site manager within John Lewis (Dartford), she brings a wealth of logistics sector experience, from transport up to transport manager, before moving into operations and warehousing. In her new role, Vicky will streamline customer services across ... [+]

DSV opens in Indianapolis

DSV has opened an office in Indianapolis, a new location for both itself and its recent takeover target, UTi. Six employees, including two from UTi, are located there and business is expected to grow, especially in energy, agriculture, engineering and industrial machinery.   [+]

DSV completes UTi acquisition

Danish forwarder DSV has completed its acquisition of US-owned UTi, first announced in October last year. As previously announced, the deal was worth around US$1.35 billion. California-headquartered UTi is described by DSV as “a global, asset-light supply chain services and logistics company” with estimated annual revenue of $3.5 billion, offering air, ... [+]

DSV buys UTi

Danish forwarder DSV is to acquire US-owned Uti, for about US$1.35 billion, or $7.10 in cash per ordinary share. Talk in the market has been circulating for some time that Uti was looking for a buyer, with DSV named as the likely suitor. DSV says the move will considerably strengthen ... [+]

DSV more polishes up its Polish service

DSV can now offer direct services to all parts of Poland, following the introduction of new routes to Gdansk and Poznan. The operator already serves Warsaw, Wroclaw and Łódź. Following the acquisition of Frans Maas in 2006 and its merger with ABX in 2008, DSV says it has grown into ... [+]

DSV revamps LCL services

Freight forwarder DSV says it is investing in its less-than-containerload (LCL) seafreight services people and processes “to take them to a new level”. Newly appointed director of LCL, Claus Jensen, says he wants to increase the range of LCL services as well as redefine and strengthen procedures. He says that, until ... [+]

DSV offers double-manned daily in the North

DSV is extending its double-manned next-day road services with a daily operation between its northern UK hub in Manchester to its north European hub at Waddinxveen in the Netherlands. Departure is at 21.00 from either end. Not only is the service faster but with fewer stops and two pairs of ... [+]

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