22 Aug
News

UK needs Europe-style private funding for transport projects, review says

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An independent review commissioned by the Labour Party has called for the UK government to adopt a European-style model of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to finance major transport projects. The review, led by former Siemens UK chief executive Juergen Maier and produced by the Urban Transport Group (UTG), emphasised the need for a more integrated partnership between the public and private sectors to address the country’s pressing infrastructure needs.
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13 Aug
Haulage, News, Press Release

UK’s largest order for Volvo FH Aero units secured

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Maritime Transport has placed an order for 150 new Volvo FH Aero 6x2 tractor units equipped with I-Save technology. The company has already received the first 20 units, which are now operational across its 41 depots. These new additions complement an existing fleet of 525 Volvo FH units with I-Save, all part of Maritime’s commitment to improving fuel efficiency as a key aspect of its environmental strategy.
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30 May
Logistics, News, Press Release

Derry bros shipping & customs clearance showcases latest innovations at multimodal 2024

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Technology innovation will be taking centre stage on Derry Bros Shipping & Customs Clearance’s stand (3023) at Multimodal, the UK’s leading supply chain conference and logistics exhibition. The company will be showcasing its comprehensive range of managed freight and transport solutions, as well as launching some exciting updates to its digital customs clearance platform, Digicom.
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09 Mar
Freight, Haulage, News

The CCF warns that new border inspection rules will halt EU food exports to the UK

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The Cold Chain Federation (CCF) has issued a caution that European Union food suppliers to the UK may cease exports next month without a revision of the upcoming checking and inspection mandates for incoming goods, as conveyed in a communication to Defra Secretary Steve Barclay. The Federation has voiced concerns that the impending border control model could disrupt the UK's food supply chain and escalate food prices.
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