All Logistics articles – Page 48
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NewsJTI pulls gantry from c-store linked to illicit tobacco trade
Japan Tobacco International has removed a tobacco gantry from a Cheltenham c-store after its owner was convicted of selling counterfeit and non-UK complaint tobacco products.
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NewsCCE 'loses control' as UK is flooded with Irish stock
A flood of grey market Coca-Cola products from Ireland is driving down prices in the UK…
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Analysis & FeaturesThe waste trail: a global scandal
Up to half the food the world produces may never reach the mouths it was intended for. What’s the solution?…
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy food and drink brands lead in British export drive
Last year they were in the doldrums but now British brands have bounced back with value-added lines up 4.9%…
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Comment & Opinion
Horsegate: heed economics of the cold chain
Sir: The supermarket business model is based on shoppers trusting what retailers put on their shelves…
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NewsNorbert Dentressangle picks up Kellogg's Germany contract
Logistics company Norbert Dentressangle will be making its entry into the German market after being appointed by Kellogg’s to handle its retail and wholesale customers in the country.
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NewsMatthew Clark strikes Molson Coors distribution deal in Scotland
Matthew Clark is to become a major distributor for Molson Coors in Scotland as the Carling brewer looks to ramp up its on-trade offer in the region.
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NewsKuehne + Nagel beer deliveries threatened as strike begins
Workers at Kuehne + Nagel went on strike this morning at sites up and down the UK over fears the company’s plans to change its distribution model will lead to significant job losses.
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NewsGregory expands its Spar delivery fleet
Gregory Distribution has invested £500,000 in 10 new multi-temperature controlled vehicles…
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NewsSainsbury’s puts deep-sea fridge tech on lorries
An eco-friendly refrigeration system initially developed for deep-sea containers is being trialled by Sainsbury’s to reduce the retailer’s carbon footprint.
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NewsKuehne + Nagel strike action threatens beer deliveries
Deliveries of Fosters, Heineken, Kronenbourg, John Smith’s, Strongbow, and Britvic soft drinks will be significantly affected by strike action, union Unite has warned.
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Comment & Opinion
Cheddar's a big boys' game
Denhay’s withdrawal from Farmhouse Cheddar making has caught the media eye…
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NewsKuehne + Nagel drinks deliveries face disruption as strike looms
Deliveries of John Smith’s, Strongbow, Britvic soft drinks, Heineken and Kronenbourg could face ‘severe disruption’ as a result of strike action at Kuehne + Nagel
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Analysis & FeaturesDarjeeling tea price crisis will not affect UK cuppas
Darjeeling tea prices are rocketing because of social unrest in northern India…
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NewsIndustry backs drive to introduce standardised warehouse systems
The big four supermarkets are backing a drive to speed up the processing of warehouse deliveries by banishing old-fashione…
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NewsCo-op Group to go online with trials starting ‘this year’
The Co-operative Group is the latest retailer to join a new wave of supermarkets joining the online revolution.
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NewsM&S downplays teething problems at Castle Donington site
Marks & Spencer has insisted that customer service will not be affected by teething problems at its new non-food warehouse in Castle Donington.
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Analysis & FeaturesAlmond prices rise thanks to smaller crop yields
Almond prices are rising as crops in key growing areas fall short of forecasts…
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NewsKarro plans to double pork export business
Karro Food Group is gearing up to double exports over the next two years…
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Comment & OpinionUse labelling to win back consumer trust
Horsegate is back on the agenda with the complexity and slow pace of investigations criticised by MPs…