Swisslog – the automated intralogistics solutions provider for the retail and e-commerce industry – has teamed up with automated material handling supplier Crisplant – for the design and integration of a high-speed automated material handling system in Scandinavian fashion retailer Varner’s new Central Distribution Centre in Vänersborg, Sweden, due to open in the summer of 2016.
Read MorePolish Post is preparing to bid to retain its position as the designated operator of Poland’s universal postal service – but has warned of the dangers of awarding the contract to the company offering the lowest prices.
Read MoreDPD Germany is introducing a new “digital parcel label” that will mean online shoppers no longer need to print out a shipping label to return items to retailers.
Read MoreGlobal logistics and transportation solutions provider Aramex have announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2014 – revealing a strong performance. Aramex’s revenues in the third quarter of 2014 increased to AED 922 million, up 12% compared to AED 824 million in Q3 2013. Net Profits increased 16% to AED 69.5 million, up from AED 59.9 million in Q3 2013.
Read MoreMark Jackson and Lloyd Nygate have been appointed Business Development Managers at P2P eSolutions, the international delivery solutions provider.
Read MorePostal regulators have given the US Postal Service the green light to expand its grocery delivery trial with Amazon beyond an initial two-month period.
Read MoreIntegrator TNT posted a EUR 55m loss for its third quarter, a month after issuing a profit warning regarding the economic difficulties in its core market of Europe.
Read MoreUPS appeared confident about its preparations for this year’s festive season peak, as it issued latest quarter results that were above analyst forecasts.
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