Strong fundamentals underpin healthy European road freight expansion
Ti’s 2018 European Road Freight Market shows a market gradually slowing from 2017’s peak, although one in which growth remains solid.
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Ti’s 2018 European Road Freight Market shows a market gradually slowing from 2017’s peak, although one in which growth remains solid.
The Seattle giant has confirmed press reports that it would close its website selling China-sourced products to Chinese consumers.
A wide range of benchmarks can be used to judge performance, but only by taking a holistic approach can overall supply chain benefits be achieved.
The Dubai logistics industry will receive a welcome boost in the run up to its hosting of the World Expo 2020. Following significant breakbulk and project logistics uptake through construction, air cargo and container volumes will benefit throughout the duration of the event.
The Gulf States of the Middle East are amongst the most attractive in terms of investment opportunities, evidenced by the findings of the latest Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index.
Deutsche Bahn remains an organisation facing big challenges, although it appears that freight forwarding and contract logistics at Schenker are not really a part of these.
Interviewed at the KronosLIVE 2019 event at London Heathrow recently, Ti’s CEO John Manners-Bell, alongside the CEO of UK Warehousing Association (UKWA) Peter Ward, gave his views on the impact of automation on the logistics industry.
CEVA’s results show that the company continues to expand its sales but problems with profitability continue to pop up.
The pillars of the old 20th century economy are falling one-by-one and the effects on the logistics sector will inevitably be structural.
The latest report from Ti shows a market still expanding rapidly, but one in which competition, challenges and new entrants are raising questions over future development opportunities.
The Ernst Göhner Foundation appears to be determined to retain its grip on Panalpina.
On Tuesday, Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, used a speech on the British economy to address wider issues of the structure of global trade.