TDG wins contract from Vokera
TDG has won a contract with boiler specialist Vokéra to control Its UK supply chain. The deal involves using a single outsourced site.
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UCI Logistics awarded contract by Spontex
Cleaning products firm Spontex has awarded UCI Logistics a 9 year contract as lead logistics partner in the UK.
Read MoreVokara contract with TDG
Gas-fired boiler manufacturer Vokara has outsourced its UK and Ireland supply chain to logistics firm TDG, which will use its Greater Manchester warehouse for the contract.
Read MorePrice Express transport wins contract with Maplins
Sheffield-based Price Express Transport has been awarded the contract to deliver to electronics retailer Maplins high street stores.
Read MoreFiege wins office deal
Fiege Merlin, the UK subsidiary of German-based Flege Loqistik Group, has been awarded a £50m, fiveyear logistics contract with office product supplier Corporate Express.
Read MoreMexican Postal Law Concerns Business Group
If the modifications to the Postal Law granting autonomy to the Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) are passed, it would mean the continuity of mail services, which will make the country to lose competitiveness at international level, said Claudio X. González, president of the Business Coordination Council (CCE). González said that the CCE was worried about the future reforms to Sepomex because they are contrary to the Competition Law since it limits the actions of courier services by grating autonomy to postal management.
Read MoreNZ Post paid SA Post Office 'millions'
Embattled State-owned enterprise New Zealand Post has admitted paying millions of dollars in penalties to the South African Post Office after its overseas venture went sour last year.
The admission came as top NZ Post executives were hauled before Parliament’s finance and expenditure select committee for a third time to answer claims the company misled MPs about the existence of a damning report into its dealings with the South African Post Office (Sapo).
Mail up, but NZ Post profit slips 28%
Anthrax scares failed to upset the mail market last year, with New Zealand Post reporting an increase in mail volumes of 1.3 per cent for the six months to December 31.
However, the increase in letters did not boost the performance, as NZ Post reported an after-tax profit of $16 million, down 28% on the previous first-half.
The result to December takes into account operating expenses of $5.7m for setting up Kiwibank.
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