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TRUCKING INDUSTRY * UK - Brain brews £12m deal with Tradeteam
Cardiff,Wales,UK -Logistics Manager -2 July 2009: -- Welsh Brewer SA Brain and Co has signed an eight-year contract with Tradeteam, worth an estimated £12 million... Under the agreement, Tradeteam will be responsible for delivering products to “on trade” outlets throughout Wales and the South West... Tradeteam, part of DHL, will also be responsible for managing all of SA Brain’s stock levels across the network, dealing directly with the brewer’s suppliers and its Cardiff-based brewery...* Pall-Ex set to launch in Benelux
Ellistown,Leicestershire,England,UK -Logistics Manager -2 July 2009: -- Pall-Ex is set to expand further into mainland Europe with plans to trade in Benelux... The company is now looking for logistics companies interested in becoming either a principal national partner or network member... Pall-Ex recently launched into the Italian market with Pall-Ex Italia...
* Norfolkline expands chilled trailer fleet
Dover,UK -Norfolkline -3 July 2009: -- Norfolkline is expanding its refrigerated trailer fleet, to support its growing chilled and frozen distribution service, with a number of new trailers from Schmitz Cargobull... The trailers will work out of Norfolkline’s Belfast site and will service several large food retail customers on routes throughout the UK and Ireland... The logistics provider required a trailer design that could increase load capacity while reducing environmental impact...* HDNL wins Ideal contract
Liverpool,UK -Logistics Manager -3 July 2009: -- Home Delivery Network Limited (HDNL) has won a major delivery contract with home shopping specialist Ideal Shopping Direct, which will see it transport more than a million parcels annually... HDNL will provide a premium carrier service, offering an improved customer experience on their previous three to five-day offering...* Strong growth at Bibby
Essex,UK -Logistics Manager -3 July 2009: -- Bibby Distribution has reported “strong growth” in its 2008 annual results, with a 3.3 per cent rise in sales and a four per cent increase in operating profit compared to 2007... This puts the company’s average annual growth at 12 per cent per year for the last five years... Labels: trucking industry news UK
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