Month: October 2025

Philipp Pfister (pictured, below) Sector Vice President, Transporeon, discusses how companies can overcome the digital talent gap, leverage AI-driven insights, and build more resilient supply chains through connected intelligence. He explains why visibility alone isn’t enough, how data sharing unlocks trust and sustainability, and why modern logistics software is central to orchestrating real-time decisions at […]

Keep things moving in logistics through outsourced Enterprise Mobility Management, argues Simon Evans (pictured, below), Director at Subsidium. The modern logistics environment is a uniquely demanding one. Whether it is a large facility holding and delivering palletised freight, or a smaller location handling individual goods to be dispatched to individual home addresses, similar challenges abound. […]

Yusen Logistics required a bespoke powered access solution that could support both routine stock-taking and safe working practices within a high-volume indoor environment at their warehouse site in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, UK. Given the valuable and sometimes fragile nature of the stock – which includes modern electrical goods – and the frequency of access required, a […]

Through the company Immoloh, the real estate company of the JOACHIM LOH COMPANY GROUP, will continue to invest in the infrastructure of Arnsberg, Germany-based storage technology expert META by demolishing and rebuilding ‘Werk 2’ on Westring. Back in 2017, after standing empty for long time, the former Selecta building was taken over by META as […]

From AI-powered document processing and predictive maintenance to AI-driven route planning and warehouse robotics, research shows how logistics providers are already turning artificial intelligence from theory into daily operational results. AI is rapidly reshaping forwarding services for logistics providers, with results that move well beyond theory and into everyday operations. Recent Log-hub research highlights concrete […]

Sustainability has become one of the defining challenges for the logistics industry. Global supply chains are under growing pressure to reduce their environmental footprint, while at the same time ensuring efficiency, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Forbo Movement Systems is taking decisive steps in this direction with two innovative solutions that demonstrate how advanced technology and responsible […]

The CMA CGM Group has today announced the acquisition of Freightliner in the United Kingdom. The transaction encompasses rail and road operations, inland terminals, as well as the Freightliner brand. This acquisition underlines CMA CGM’s ambition to build a sustainable and competitive transport offering in Europe. By adding a long-standing name in UK rail freight, […]

DHL Supply Chain has been appointed by Cotswold Outdoor Group in a new multi-year contract. The contract will see DHL provide expert warehousing and fulfilment solutions for the British company behind high-street brands Cotswold Outdoor, Runners Need and Snow + Rock. Cotswold Outdoor Group’s warehousing and fulfilment will now operate out of DHL’s multi-user facility […]

The British International Freight Association welcomes the news that London Gatwick Airport’s £2.2 billion second runway project has secured government approval. This is another important step in the planning process, but BIFA notes that the project could be delayed if the Gatwick scheme is subject to a judicial review. Steve Parker, BIFA director general said: […]

Hauliers should not become complacent about Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Phase 3, despite many EU members delaying the introduction of the cargo information system, according to Colin Robb, Head of Operations & Sales at Derry Bros. He warns that the latest postponements have resulted in a fragmented implementation for road freight, which has caused […]