<1…910111213…15> HMS Queen Elizabeth 'fragile' to attacks according to ex-RAF chiefs 14.07.17 Ex-RAF leaders have raised the issues of HMS Queen Elizabeth being potentially useless in any future conflict with unless more patrol planes protect the state-of-art-vessel. The new... Clean Diesel Trucks Profit 30% of US Vehicles in Operation 12.07.17 According to research commissioned from the Diesel Technology Forum, emission reductions and substantial fuel savings have reached a 30% level from the last five years since the in... Toby Young backs Brexit to benefit Freight business 10.07.17 The EU is ignoring the risks of Brexit to European ports, the UK Chamber of Shipping has said. In a video released, Chief executive of the Chamber, Guy Platten stated: “The EU se... Organisation's encourage women to take up Truck Driving 07.07.17 The need for professionally trained truck drivers is something that continues to be craved. There is a plea to reach out to female drivers. The Women in Trucking Organisation, creat... FTA demands more support in emission crack down 30.06.17 The latest report to Parliament from The Committee of Climate Change has provided good news in regards to reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions. Though there are clearly areas that nee... BIFA director not surprised by Queen's Speech 21.06.17 The Queen’s speech was delivered by her Majesty, the Queen at the House of Parliament. The government’s theme touched on security, the environment, transport but was mainly domin... EU and China confirm climate deal commencing 2018 15.06.17 The EU and China have reached a deal to help improve the situation on climate change. Pierre Moscovici, the EU Commissioner for Economic Affairs, agreed with Chinese Minister Yu Gu... Airlines suspend services into Qatar 12.06.17 Tension has risen between Arab countries as United Arab Emirates lead the way in extending their ban towards Qatar. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Egypt have followed the UAE to confirm... Lines across Asia merge to create 256 container ships 31.05.17 The world’s biggest shipping lines have been criticised for ongoing port congestion within China. The problem started off in Shanghai and has impacted the coast including Ningbo and... Global shipping fleet braces for chaos of $60billion fuel shock 23.05.17 Lower-emissions rule will strain fuel supply, retrofit expense and could halt ships from fleet handling 90% of global trade. Little more than 2 1/2 years from now, the global fleet ... Uber is now officially in the trucking business after launching its freight service 19.05.17 There are already a lot of companies that call themselves the "Uber for trucking" — and now Uber itself is one of them after launching its road freight service in the logistics sec... Emirates and Cargolux unveil global air freight partnership 17.05.17 Two of the world’s biggest air freight carriers link their hubs and networks, promising to share best practice. Two of the world’s biggest air cargo carriers, Emirates SkyCargo and ... Cross-Channel freight between Dover and Calais at record numbers 09.05.17 Calais posted its best-ever quarter, with 11.2% increase compared with the first three months of 2016, thanks in part to the dismantling of the 'Jungle' migrant camp at the cross-C... Why exporting isn't just about shipping 20.04.17 Services cannot be put on a boat and shipped, yet the way they are traded globally is increasingly important. The future of international trade has leapt up the agenda. The British ... Despite robots being tested in the freight, logistics and shipping industry, we are a long way from an iRobot generation 20.04.17 We've seen drones, self-driving cars and now automated robots. But human expertise remains key to freight forwarding and logistics. Courier company Hermes has become the latest big ... Catastrophe looms at ports after Brexit, shipping industry warns 13.04.17 UK Chamber of Shipping predicts problems across Europe unless frictionless post-Brexit border is in place after Britain leaves the EU The introduction of physical customs checks fol... New shipping route between Cork and Liverpool launched today 27.03.17 The new shipping container service from Cork to Liverpool was announced earlier this month and becomes the first ever direct link between the two ports. Leeside Shipping, agents for... Importance of Cross-Channel trade highlighted as milestone truck uses the Eurotunnel 25.03.17 At around 04:00am on Friday morning, Eurotunnel welcomed the 25 millionth truck to use its Le Shuttle Freight service since the service began on 25 July 1994. The 25 millionth truck... <1…910111213…15>
HMS Queen Elizabeth 'fragile' to attacks according to ex-RAF chiefs 14.07.17 Ex-RAF leaders have raised the issues of HMS Queen Elizabeth being potentially useless in any future conflict with unless more patrol planes protect the state-of-art-vessel. The new...
Clean Diesel Trucks Profit 30% of US Vehicles in Operation 12.07.17 According to research commissioned from the Diesel Technology Forum, emission reductions and substantial fuel savings have reached a 30% level from the last five years since the in...
Toby Young backs Brexit to benefit Freight business 10.07.17 The EU is ignoring the risks of Brexit to European ports, the UK Chamber of Shipping has said. In a video released, Chief executive of the Chamber, Guy Platten stated: “The EU se...
Organisation's encourage women to take up Truck Driving 07.07.17 The need for professionally trained truck drivers is something that continues to be craved. There is a plea to reach out to female drivers. The Women in Trucking Organisation, creat...
FTA demands more support in emission crack down 30.06.17 The latest report to Parliament from The Committee of Climate Change has provided good news in regards to reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions. Though there are clearly areas that nee...
BIFA director not surprised by Queen's Speech 21.06.17 The Queen’s speech was delivered by her Majesty, the Queen at the House of Parliament. The government’s theme touched on security, the environment, transport but was mainly domin...
EU and China confirm climate deal commencing 2018 15.06.17 The EU and China have reached a deal to help improve the situation on climate change. Pierre Moscovici, the EU Commissioner for Economic Affairs, agreed with Chinese Minister Yu Gu...
Airlines suspend services into Qatar 12.06.17 Tension has risen between Arab countries as United Arab Emirates lead the way in extending their ban towards Qatar. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Egypt have followed the UAE to confirm...
Lines across Asia merge to create 256 container ships 31.05.17 The world’s biggest shipping lines have been criticised for ongoing port congestion within China. The problem started off in Shanghai and has impacted the coast including Ningbo and...
Global shipping fleet braces for chaos of $60billion fuel shock 23.05.17 Lower-emissions rule will strain fuel supply, retrofit expense and could halt ships from fleet handling 90% of global trade. Little more than 2 1/2 years from now, the global fleet ...
Uber is now officially in the trucking business after launching its freight service 19.05.17 There are already a lot of companies that call themselves the "Uber for trucking" — and now Uber itself is one of them after launching its road freight service in the logistics sec...
Emirates and Cargolux unveil global air freight partnership 17.05.17 Two of the world’s biggest air freight carriers link their hubs and networks, promising to share best practice. Two of the world’s biggest air cargo carriers, Emirates SkyCargo and ...
Cross-Channel freight between Dover and Calais at record numbers 09.05.17 Calais posted its best-ever quarter, with 11.2% increase compared with the first three months of 2016, thanks in part to the dismantling of the 'Jungle' migrant camp at the cross-C...
Why exporting isn't just about shipping 20.04.17 Services cannot be put on a boat and shipped, yet the way they are traded globally is increasingly important. The future of international trade has leapt up the agenda. The British ...
Despite robots being tested in the freight, logistics and shipping industry, we are a long way from an iRobot generation 20.04.17 We've seen drones, self-driving cars and now automated robots. But human expertise remains key to freight forwarding and logistics. Courier company Hermes has become the latest big ...
Catastrophe looms at ports after Brexit, shipping industry warns 13.04.17 UK Chamber of Shipping predicts problems across Europe unless frictionless post-Brexit border is in place after Britain leaves the EU The introduction of physical customs checks fol...
New shipping route between Cork and Liverpool launched today 27.03.17 The new shipping container service from Cork to Liverpool was announced earlier this month and becomes the first ever direct link between the two ports. Leeside Shipping, agents for...
Importance of Cross-Channel trade highlighted as milestone truck uses the Eurotunnel 25.03.17 At around 04:00am on Friday morning, Eurotunnel welcomed the 25 millionth truck to use its Le Shuttle Freight service since the service began on 25 July 1994. The 25 millionth truck...
