Chris Tindall is a journalist at Freight Carbon Zero. He has been actively covering the haulage and logistics industry since 2002, focusing on significant issues such as GPS jamming, Brexit, and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, along with topics like cold chain logistics and logistics technology. Chris has been featured in notable publications including Road Transport Media Limited and Commercial Motor.
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By: Chris Tindall
An Avonmouth-based haulier ceased trading after losing a major customer that had relocated from the Bristol area, with Pall-Ex subsequently terminating its membership after the business confirmed it could no longer continue operating.
By: Chris Tindall
Strike action among 120 warehouse workers at Movianto over a pay deal row has been called off following an improved offer put forward by the specialist medical company.
By: Chris Tindall
Dennis Eagle has opened a service centre in Chester-le-Street amid what it said was growing demand for its refuse collection vehicles (RCVs) in the North East.
Heidelberg Materials has opened a construction demolition and excavation (CD&E) waste recycling facility in Leeds as part of its commitment to conserving natural resources and supporting the circular economy.
By: Chris Tindall
Loyalty among operators for a particular make of truck is eroding and is likely to be exploited by Chinese manufacturers, according to a new report.
Maritime Transport said its acquisition by global logistics firm Medlog had helped generate additional revenue in its road, rail and terminal divisions, resulting in a 15.8% increase to £489m.
Workers at specialist medical warehousing company Movianto have agreed to an improved pay offer and dropped their threat of strikes.
By: Chris Tindall
Retailer Next has won an appeal allowing it to pay warehouse workers more than shop floor staff after an employment tribunal ruled that they were entitled to the same rates of pay.
Harris MAXUS has promoted Gary Brown to commercial operations director following a period of leadership strengthening across the Harris Group.
Stricken haulage and logistics firm Trans Haul (Europe) has been sold in a £170,000 pre-pack deal to a connected party, according to its administrator.
