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How Roller Beds, Mobile Workstations and Dock Systems Improve E‑commerce Air Cargo Handling
Air cargo volumes rose sharply—around 9.9% year‑on‑year to roughly 127 million tonnes in 2024—creating congestion at major hubs and forcing a rebalancing of flows toward regional airports and dedicated second‑line facilities.

Edward Hutchison Steps Down as Managing Director at BITO Storage Systems UK
BITO Storage Systems UK recorded its highest-ever UK sales turnover in 2024, capping a 25-year run under Edward Hutchison, who will retire effective at the end of February.

How Targeted Press Releases Improve Freight Visibility and Supplier Response in Logistics
A well-placed press release aimed at freight forwarders, warehousing managers, and regional carriers frequently shortens supplier onboarding timelines and surfaces contingency capacity during peak seasons, especially when that release is indexed across trade aggregators and industry mailing lists.

META Storage Solutions Unveils Scalable, Automation-Ready Warehouse Storage at MODEX 2026
META Storage Solutions will occupy Booth #B13957 at MODEX 2026 in Atlanta, presenting high-density shelving, pallet racking, and automation-ready layouts engineered to integrate with AS/RS, AMRs, and conveyor networks.

How the Dalilah Law could shrink driver supply, spike trucking rates, and reshape U.S. freight
The Dalilah Law would place roughly 600,000–614,000 drivers at risk of disqualification under conservative modeling, trimming the active U.S.

Ace Doran strengthens heavy-haul footprint by integrating NHH Services’ 50-truck fleet
Ace Doran acquired NHH Services’ Equipment, bringing an additional 50 trucks and a pool of specialized owner-operators into the buyer’s network.

UPS has begun mailing voluntary severance invitations to approximately 105,000 package van drivers, proposing a $150,000 pre-tax lump-sum payout through a newly announced Driver Choice Program as part of a broader network consolidation that targets a headcount reduction of about 30,000 roles this year.

Bain & Company appoints Vincent Goffin to lead Brussels office — what supply chains should expect
The Brussels team based in the city’s Blue Tower supports cross-border projects with direct impact on the movement of raw materials and finished goods across Western Europe and North America; the new office head, Vincent Goffin, arrives with hands-on experience in post-acquisition value creation and a six-month externship at EDF Luminus that included operational and asset logistics for energy distribution.

Ports and distribution centers across Europe—particularly hubs in Rotterdam, Hamburg and Antwerp—handle millions of TEUs and generate petabytes of telemetry, inventory and customs data annually, creating a pressing need for in‑EU data residency and AI systems that keep sensitive logistics information on regional servers.

Carrier playbooks for congestion: ABF Freight, ITS Logistics and Schneider National tactics
ABF Freight’s City Route Optimization program delivers roughly $15 million in annual savings by reworking city routing and linehaul planning to avoid predictable choke points.

Maritime Transport'nun yeni Northampton Stratejik Demiryolu Yük Terminali (SRFI), Segro'nun demiryolu erişimine yaptığı 80 milyon sterlinlik yatırımın ardından günde 16 hizmete kadar taşıyabiliyor ve 17 dönümlük bir demiryolu terminalinde 2.500 TEU'dan fazla depolama yapabiliyor.

Infios on How Modular Supply Chains, AI and Traceability Will Reshape Logistics
Regulators now expect audit-grade traceability across the lifecycle of goods, shifting the compliance metric from pure speed to verifiable provenance and cost validation.
