Year: 2003

Royal Mail UK drops 'slow and costly' rail deliveries

Royal Mail has dropped the use of railfreight after deciding that the service was too slow and expensive.

The move will cost EWS, Britain’s biggest railfreight company, millions of pounds and strike another blow to the country’s creaking railway network.

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TNT formally launches partnership with China Post

Dutch forwarding service TNT Express has formally launched a partnership with China Post following the end of its 15-year old ties with Sinotrans Ltd, the Shanghai Daily reported.

An agreement was signed on April 25 to form a strategic partnership and to set up a team to explore possible areas of cooperation in postal services, express delivery and logistics, the report said.

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DHL Express to launch new cargo route from Hong Kong with Dragonair

DHL Express said it will launch an overnight air-cargo route between Hong Kong and Shanghai with Hong Kong Dragon Airlines. Dragonair, whose passenger business has been devastated by SARS, will operate the service Mondays through Thursdays on an A330-300 passenger aircraft with a freight capacity of 22 metric tons. “This new development will enable DHL to capture the increasing demand for express-delivery service in China and leverage the opportunities arising from growing intra-Asia traffic,” said John Mullen, chief operating officer for DHL Asia Pacific.

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Exel retains top position in UK contract logistics market

In a recent report examining the UK contract logistics industry, the UK-based research institute Transport Intelligence, has positioned Exel, the world leader in supply chain management, as the country’s leading logistics provider.

Based on revenue, the ‘UK Logistics Leaders 2003’ report provides analysis and profiling on top logistics companies and establishes a ranking list that has retained Exel in the number one spot.

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TNT buys data firm in UK

TNT Express Services has bought Archive and Data Storage (ADS), a London-based records management company. The acquisition strengthens TNT’s position as a market leader in the provision of data management and document storage solutions as used by UK businesses to manage, store and protect their business records. ADS employees will join TNT’s record management division, a part of TNT’s pounds 120 million Express Specialist Services business

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