Power technology company Wärtsilä has signed a three-year co-operation agreement with Ceva Logistics to run the global spare parts transport service for Wärtsilä Services, a contract worth 32 million euros (£26 million) annually.
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Skills for Logistics has appointed Dr Mick Jackson as chief executive officer.
The FTA has produced a list of hotspots it thinks traffic authorities need to focus their attention and resources in London, following reports that commercial operators pay in excess of £600 million in parking fines each year.
Children’s retailer Adams has commissioned Retail Assist to replace its current supply chain and merchandising system with the Merret.NET application.
Rob Spicer has won the YouGovCentaur research panel prize draw after becoming a panellist only a few months ago.
Norbert Dentressangle says it is on target to bring the former Christian Salvesen UK transport business back to profitability. This business went into loss a few years ago as the manufacturing industries it served went into decline and resisted the bests
Honeywell has introduced two new versions of its 3800g linear barcode scanner, which it hopes will expand customers’ ability to read specialised barcodes, particularly in electronics and manufacturing.
Palletline is updating its corporate image with the launch of a new vehicle livery, designed to reflect the changing focus of the business.
There’s a lot of talk about supply chain collaboration but not nearly as much action. But rising fuel costs and growing environmental pressures are making it increasingly attractive. Malory Davies considers some of the latest thinking.
West Midlands stockholder The Metal Centre has doubled hourly pick rates, from 15 to 30 per hour with the same manpower, as a result of moving to Unicompact systems supplied by Kasto from a manual handling system using conventional racking and fork lift t
