Logistics
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U.K. logistics affected by worker shortage
Pallet makers say Brexit has reduced supply of labour to crisis levels
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Logistics costs drop during pandemic year
In 2020 U.S. business logistics costs dropped four percent
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U.S. group launches contactless delivery standard
The U.S.-based Consumer Brands Association has released an operational standard for contactless freight pickup and delivery
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Gebrüder Weiss supports hyperloop competitors
Drilling equipment traveling to Las Vegas for Elon Musk contest
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England quarantine rules relaxed for logistics workers
Government exempted more than 10,000 workers from quarantine rules that had led to staff shortages and empty shelves and fears of panic-buying
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From slushie machines to megalitres of alcohol spray, the Tokyo Olympics are a logistical nightmare
There are not just athletes from 205 different nations making their way to Japan, so too are thousands of tonnes of equipment and supplies
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Sleep Country Canada opening DCs in Alberta and Ontario
Calgary, Alberta, and Belleville, Ontario, hubs add 278,000 square feet (12 million cubic feet) to the company’s network
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U.S. logistics costs drop four percent in 2020
State of Logistics Report finds supply chains continuing to reset from the pandemic
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CITT accredits Ontario’s Humber College
Parts of college’s post-grad supply chain certificate will help students earn designation
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UBC to use drones to serve remote First Nations
Drone Delivery Canada Corp’s (DDC) drones selected for Remote Communities Drone Transport Initiative program.
