All Logistics articles – Page 46
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Analysis & FeaturesCanadian mining spill prompts fears over sockeye salmon supply
Salmon suppliers have moved to reassure UK buyers about wild salmon after a major mine waste spill in Canada…
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NewsMusgrave ends contract with Wincanton in Ireland
Wincanton is set to make up to 150 staff redundant as Musgrave ends its contract with the logistics provider in Ireland…
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NewsCostcutter sets up roadshows to deal with retailers' woes
Costcutter is holding roadshows so it can address retailers’ grievances on delivery and availability issues…
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NewsWing Yip launches Sunday delivery service
Wing Yip has slashed the cost of its weekend delivery service and started offering Sunday deliveries for the first time…
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's thinks bike with new HGV
Sainsbury’s new HGV is aiming to make city streets safer for cyclists. Is it a step in the right direction?
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NewsFSA: origin study shows potential of new SIRA screening
Isotope-based food testing had “real potential” to help verify where food and drink products are from, the FSA said this week
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Analysis & FeaturesRapeseed oil prices driven down by good harvests
Rapeseed oil prices have tumbled thanks to good harvests at home and abroad…
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NewsSugar deal scramble as prices tumble
Food manufacturers are eager to settle annual sugar contracts earlier than usual this year…
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Comment & OpinionLogistics collaboration essential in multichannel age
The logistics industry has been talking about collaboration for a long time…
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NewsAsda urges distribution collaboration with third parties
Asda has called for third-party logistics providers and manufacturers to get in contact…
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NewsNisa hails delivery on time rate running at over 96%
Delivery rates have hit record levels at Nisa…
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NewsTesco Hinckley depot 'meltdown' caused by availability trial
Tesco’s Hinckley depot suffered severe disruption as it trialled a new distribution strategy for its Express stores…
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NewsYoung's Grimsby site to develop salmon lines
Unused capacity at the Young’s Seafood site in Grimsby will be used to develop a range of added-value salmon products…
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NewsOne Stop rebrands delivery fleet
One Stop has rebranded its 85-strong fleet of delivery vehicles.
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NewsCider producer Aston Manor fuels growth with Birmingham hub
Aston Manor is set to open a new 84,000 sq ft warehousing and distribution hub in Birmingham this summer…
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NewsGrimsby's Quayside Group sold to Danish logistics giant DFDS
Danish shipping and logistics giant DFDS has bought Grimsby-based cold storage and transportation specialist Quayside Grou…
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Comment & OpinionCutting the mustard
In 2007, it was nearly all over for English mustard as we know it, thanks to a disastrous harvest of mustard seeds…
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NewsUK food security: leadership and self-sufficiency are key, say MPs
The UK government must show greater leadership and clearer lines of responsibility on the issue of food security, a new report by MPs has warned.
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NewsUK dairy industry outlines roadmap for ‘post-quota era’
A new roadmap to prepare the UK dairy industry for the “post-quota era” and eradicate the UK’s dairy trade deficit is being launched in Westminster today.
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NewsMusgrave GB puts 80 head office jobs under consultation
Musgrave GB is axing about 80 HQ and supply chain staff as part of a restructure to “drive a more efficient business”…