All Logistics articles – Page 42
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NewsTesco puts nine-DC haulage contract out to tender
Haulage giant Eddie Stobart has held the contract since 2012
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NewsDK Fulfilment picks up supply chain operations of ACE Exports
ACE Exports has outsourced its supply chain process to Coventry-based DK Fulfilment
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NewsPhilip Eaves made director of supply chain at Farmdrop
Farmdrop recently launched one-hour slot, seven-day deliveries from its zero-emission vans
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NewsBestway to roll out cloud-based retail management system
Celtech kit collects data from Bestway’s existing EPoS system
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NewsAldi opens largest UK DC and training academy in Bolton
Discounter also set to open new £60m DC in Cardiff next year
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NewsThe Co-op Group and Unite reach agreement on transport plans
Unite confident its members have a secure future with The Co-op
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NewsBidvest Foodservice strengthens with Caterfood acquisition
Caterfood will remain under its current management and retain all staff
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NewsXPO Logistics to handle Iceland warehousing and distribution
The deal will support Iceland’s growth ambitions, including new store openings
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NewsThe Co-op lorry drivers vote in favour of industrial action
The Unite union balloted more than 700 drivers at The Co-op depots across the country
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NewsLogistics professionals poll reveals preference to remain in EU
Supply chain experts split 60%-40% in favour of Bremain
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NewsXPO Logistics to maintain Aldi transport equipment
Logistic giant will carry out maintainance on 22m Aldi plastic crates a year
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NewsBrakes to be engine for Sysco Euro drive after $3.1bn buyout
Brakes will continue to operate as a standalone outfit within Sysco, led by CEO Ken McMeikan
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NewsThe Co-op Group contacts ACAS to try to avoid drivers strike
The retailer said it was disappointed a national ballot over strike action was now being organised by Unite
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NewsReynolds tackles driver shortage with development scheme
Training scheme will cost wholesaler £5,000 per driver
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Analysis & FeaturesThe gig economy: what can online grocery learn from Uber?
Is there a way for the gig economy to help online grocery become more profitable? Or is it more trouble than it’s worth?
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NewsFresh to Store picks up Stocked chilled distribution business
Kerryfresh and Stocked will continue to operate separately
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NewsFTA calls for Chancellor not to raise fuel duty in the Budget
It comes after the Institute for Fiscal Studies warned Osborne may be forced to raise duty
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NewsNew berry venture promises to boost supply chain profitability
Berry Alliance promises to take out “significant costs” compared with traditional, third party procurement
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NewsLucy Hatton wins Harlequin Logistics funding for Olympic bid
Athlete says sponsorship will make a big difference to her Olympic preparation
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NewsThe Co-op Group reassures drivers over trunking outsourcing
Co-op plans to re-invest and improve its core depot to store operations