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James Miller ist spezialisiert auf globale Logistik und Supply-Chain-Dynamiken. Seine Forschungsarbeit untersucht die Feinheiten des internationalen Handels, infrastrukturelle Herausforderungen und technologische Fortschritte, die den modernen Handel prägen. Er setzt sich für nachhaltige Praktiken und Transparenz in den Lieferketten ein.

Awery adds David Kerr and Christian Gessner to boost commercial reach and strategic growth
Awery has added two seasoned air cargo professionals to its ranks—David Kerr and Christian Gessner—to accelerate commercial expansion and strategic customer engagement.

Seven trends that will shape logistics in 2026, according to Prologis
The seven key trends Prologis predicts for 2026 will be laid out here, focusing on how each element can reshape supply chains and logistics decision-making.

Misurata Free Zone to undergo US$2.7bn overhaul under new public–private partnership
The focus here is on Libya’s newly announced public–private partnership to modernise the Misurata Free Zone Port and the ripple effects that upgrade could have on regional trade and logistics.

The construction and handover of DPD’s automated distribution hub at Panattoni Park Sittingbourne is the focus of this piece, and what it means for parcel logistics across the South East.

Entries now welcome for the Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA 2026 in Dallas
Entries are open for the Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA 2026, scheduled for 15 September 2026 in Dallas, Texas.

Why the EU’s flagship transport projects are running years late and over budget
The focus here is the growing mismatch between the EU’s timelines and budgets for its biggest transport megaprojects: massive cost hikes and long postponements that undermine the 2030 target for the core TEN-T network.

CONFEBUS Releases 2026 Europe Travel Guide with Updated Regulations Across 29 Countries
The updated Europe Travel Guide 2026 from CONFEBUS compiles the main regulatory changes affecting cross‑border bus services across 29 countries, helping operators prepare services and routes.

Driver Shortage Grounds Thousands of Trucks in Santa Catarina, Brazil
The state of Santa Catarina in Brazil is facing a severe shortfall of professional drivers, leaving an estimated 7,000–8,000 trucks parked and generating roughly R$30 million in lost revenue each month.

Breakpoints in Today's Supply Chains: From Port Gates to the Last Mile
This article reveals the most vulnerable hand-offs in a modern supply chain and why they tend to fail.

MAN Truck & Bus and TIP Group Reach Framework Deal to Deliver 1,800 Trucks Across Europe
MAN Truck & Bus and TIP Group have signed a three-year framework agreement for the staged delivery of up to 1,800 trucks across 18 European countries, including both diesel and battery-electric models.

FERCAM trials Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 to advance long‑distance electric freight
The arrival of a Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 at FERCAM’s Bolzano branch signals a concrete step toward decarbonising regional and long‑distance road freight.

Voltempo installs first megawatt-scale HyperCharger at Kuehne+Nagel East Midlands Gateway
The United Kingdom now hosts its first megawatt-scale charging centre for heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs), installed by Voltempo at the Kuehne+Nagel East Midlands Gateway terminal as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 programme.
