A university buddy of mine started out in business selling burgers and bacon rolls to tradesmen from a food truck on an industrial estate just north of London.
Before long, he specialised in traditional grilled sausages, made to a proprietary …
(This post was originally published here in German in Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung DVZ on 11 June; DVZ and Premium have agreed a partnership according to which relevant corporate/supply chain content published by DVZ can be exclusively used by Premium.)
Germany’s parliament, …
The UK Warehousing Association (UKWA) announced today that Clare Bottle, FCILT (above) has been appointed its new CEO, effective 1 July.
She succeeds Peter Ward, who is set to enter semi-retirement, and joins UKWA from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, where she …
“Amidst the pandemic and its impact on the industry, the 11 largest shipping lines saw unprecedented levels of operating profits in 2020-2H (…). In issue 518 of the Sunday Spotlight, we looked at whether the strong results for the large …
SEEKING ALPHA reports:
– Amazon (AMZN -0.4%) could be making a push to fly cargo for other companies after it rapidly expanded its fleet, according to The Information.
– The publication says the move by Amazon to transport some cargo …
Yet another ocean carrier has fallen foul to a cyber-attack: this time it is South Korea’s HMM, which today confirmed a virus attack on its email system on 12 June.
“An unidentified security breach was detected, which led to limited …
If ever the International Maritime Organization (IMO) needed regional regulation, it was at yesterday’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) meeting.
The industry seemed to be making light of the climate crisis and metaphorically rowed back on emissions targets.
Rich pickings …
