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September 28, 2020
UK says no-deal Brexit could see 7,000-truck border queues

Two-day waits to get into France possible immediately after the U.K. makes its economic break from the European Union →
September 17, 2020
Brampton’s way, or the GTA West highway?

Ontario and the City of Brampton have each unveiled plans to keep the trucks moving — but only one of them involves traffic lights →
September 9, 2020
Three trends driving final mile delivery

Mastering the final mile requires technological sophistication, drivers who double as brand ambassadors, and equipment versatility →

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September 29, 2020
Drone Delivery Canada expanding to Kenya

Partnered with Astral Aerial Solutions is a newly licensed drone operator →
September 29, 2020
Kroger announces latest Ocado DC

Michigan location will be the smallest yet →
September 29, 2020
Walmart Canada triples Tesla order

Reserving 130 of the electric trucks to achieve fleet electrification goals →
September 28, 2020
Mobile robots set to roll down under

Catch Group deployment largest of its kind for an e-commerce marketplace in Australia and New Zealand →

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September 28, 2020
Mobile robots set to roll down under

Catch Group deployment largest of its kind for an e-commerce marketplace in Australia and New Zealand →
September 28, 2020
Who’s on the move: September 28, 2020

Appointments, promotions, moves and changes in the supply chain sector this week →
September 28, 2020
Amazon adding 3,500 office workers in Canada

Vancouver will be home to 3,000 →

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Suppliers reluctant to ship goods without credit insurance

by Anne D'Innocenzio THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Many insurers will only provide protection on orders to big box stores and others that have been able to withstand the pandemic

U.S. aluminum lobbyist defends tariffs

by James McCarten THE CANADIAN PRESS

Robert DeFrancesco went to bat for the two American producers that convinced U.S. to impose a new 10-percent levy on exports from Canada

Unifor demands action against container trucking black market

by Abdul Latheef, Today's Trucking

Sounding the alarm that this particular concern can’t wait any longer for resolution

Self-destructing RFID tag

Tamper proof passive RFID tags can be read from 40 feet on variety of surfaces →

Advanced chocking system

Rite-Hite’s Global Wheel Chock (GWC) provides an advanced chocking system→

Shuttle for high-density storage

APEX Companies has launched a new Peak Shuttle System for high-density, semi-automated pallet storage and retrieval→

Li-ion power for heavy duty forktrucks

Yale Materials Handling Corporation is offering high-voltage lithium-ion power in its 15,500 to 19,000-pound capacity sit-down counterbalanced lift trucks→