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Multimodal Team pedals for Transaid

This September, three members of the Multimodal team will cycle 454km in Tanzania to raise vital funds for development charity Transaid. With an average age of 62 – the three non-cyclists will pedal, probably uphill the whole way, from Kilimanjaro to the Indian Ocean.  Marketing Director, Sara Mikunda said: “I’ve talked about doing this for […]

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NEAA and consortium launch groundbreaking autonomous logistics project at the Port of Tyne

The North East Automotive Alliance (NEAA), the Port of Tyne, autonomous vehicle technology provider, Oxa, and cybersecurity provider, ANGOKA, are among the organisations to have secured Government funding to help develop and deploy world-leading Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) solutions in the UK. Through the CAM Pathfinder – Enhancements programme, the NEAA and a consortium […]

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Neill & Brown rolls out UK–Italy rail freight service

Neill & Brown has launched a European rail freight service in a joint venture with its Italian logistics partner, Sogedim. The two companies have made a significant investment in Huckepack trailers to provide seamless intermodal transport to and from Italy. The new service, which is suitable for a wide range of goods and complements established […]

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New Mercedes Benz truck haul for Redditch firm

AMCO has made a significant investment in its fleet with the addition of twelve new state-of-the-art Mercedes Actros trucks. This takes the firm’s total fleet to 73 vehicles, plus 95 trailers. This investment, which is in the region of £2m, signals the Redditch-based firm’s vision to continue to grow its portfolio of customers – which […]

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New Morocco-UK-Europe service cuts export times for fresh produce

DP World is launching a Morocco to UK and North Europe service that will cut export times for fruit and vegetable shipments in the UK by up to two days, offering retailers and consumers better quality produce at lower cost and with a significantly reduced carbon footprint. The new “Atlas” service connects key hubs at […]

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New service accelerates growth for London logistics specialist

A logistics specialist has expanded its London operation after investing a significant sum in a new site, and a new fleet, creating 20 new jobs. Pallet Power Limited, which is part of the Parcel Power Logistics Limited Group, has undergone major expansion to accommodate a new service offering – palletised distribution. The company has already […]

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New year, new name: Samphire Cargo to rebrand as Samphire Customs

Samphire Cargo has announced that it will be changing its trading name to Samphire Customs, effective 1 January 2026. The rebrand reflects the company’s core expertise and primary service offering: customs clearance and customs compliance. Since its formation, Samphire has built a strong reputation for guiding businesses through complex customs procedures, particularly following Brexit. The […]

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Normal seasonal patterns suspended – where is the air cargo being held?

Global airfreight rates have edged up this week, including on transpacific eastbound, as the US reciprocal tariff deadline looms. But there are questions over where inventory is being held in the world, which will inevitably impact rates and demand.  Greater China to North America ticked up from $4.34 per kg yesterday to $5.17 today, according […]

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Now VAT’s what I call customs clearance!

Jo Cloherty, senior commercial manager at Customs Support Group, asks ‘Will simplicity be the stand-out feature of 2025 European VAT changes?’ It is no secret that complex geopolitical challenges and economic uncertainties over international tariffs have made 2025 a challenging year for exporting businesses. However, new VAT developments are emerging on this side of the […]

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