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MHM Online News Minimize
    

RoadTransport.com News Minimize

Logistics recruitment giants join forces
Two of the logistics industry's major executive recruitment specialists have merged.

Langdons chairman retires from role
Mike Donoghue has retired from his role as company chairman at temperature-controlled transport specialist Langdons.

Fife Creamery runs new Actros drawbar
Chilled food supplier Fife Creamery has put a new Mercedes-Benz Actros drawbar worth £130,000 on the road to cope with the extra work following expansion in northern Scotland...

New face at logistics consultancy Gideon Hillman
Logistics consultancy Gideon Hillman Consulting has appointed Frenchman Christophe Evo to its senior consultant team...

Wincanton confirms 188 redundancies
Wincanton has confirmed that 188 employees will be made redundant after Christmas owing to the collapse of retail giant Woolworths.

UK firms should take Royal Mail stake, says APC
Parcel delivery network APC Overnight says the Government should look to British companies when considering a new business partner for Royal Mail.

Software provider's collapse affects haulage firms
A large number of haulage, logistics and courier firms have been left in the lurch by the collapse of software provider Database Business Systems (DBS) last month.

TNT expresses interest in working with Royal Mail
Dutch express and postal operator TNT has expressed an interest in working with the Royal Mail after the government said that a partial privatisation was on the cards.

McPherson drivers accept 4.25% pay offer
Drivers at McPherson of Aberlour have called off strike action and agreed to a 4.25% pay offer from the drinks distributor.

Norbert Dentressangle signs Greggs deal
Norbert Dentressangle has agreed a new five-year distribution contract with bakery Greggs.
    

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