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4 days ago |
motortransport.co.uk | Carol Millett
E-commerce logistics specialist InPost UK has teamed up with fashion retailer ASOS to launch a nationwide next-day locker delivery service for the fashion retailer’s customers.
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1 week ago |
motortransport.co.uk | Chris Tindall
FedEx is opening two logistics hubs close to its existing sites in Atherstone and Marston Gate as part of a strategic move to improve its UK network. The transport company said it would mean consolidating its existing hub infrastructure from five hubs into two new facilities and they are anticipated to be operational by 2029.
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1 week ago |
motortransport.co.uk | Chris Tindall
Construction and aggregates operator Burcombe Group said it had cut customer admin time by 20% after switching to HaulTech’s transport management system (TMS). “Our previous supplier was acquired by a larger group who couldn’t provide the flexibility that we needed,” explained director Stuart Wilkie. “We needed a TMS which could match our specific requirements and not just an off-the-shelf product.
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1 week ago |
motortransport.co.uk | Chris Tindall
Staff hunter HG Recruitment Solutions said its new transport arm, Network Transport Solutions, would commence operations on Monday (12 May) with a focus on the construction, infrastructure and retail markets. The recruitment firm said its Kettering-based logistics company would deliver “comprehensive, customer-focused transport and haulage services tailored to the evolving needs of modern supply chains”.
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1 week ago |
motortransport.co.uk | Chris Tindall
Maritime Transport is installing high-powered electric truck chargers at its sites in Wakefield, Doncaster and Tilbury to support the introduction of eHGVS into its fleet later this year. A total of 17 chargers are being installed at the locations after the haulier partnered up with e-fleet solutions provider VEV. Additional charging infrastructure will be delivered through separate ZEHID projects at nine port and rail-connected depots.
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