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Class 8 Used Trucks Sales Volume Slows in August
Total reported volumes of used Class 8 trucks fell 10 percent month over month and 6 percent year over year in August, according to the latest release of the State of the Industry: U.S. Classes 3-8 Used Trucks, published by ACT Research.
Enhanced International Parcel Delivery, Return Service Solution Targets Online Retailers
Newgistics, which provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions for retailers and brands, announced the international expansion of its parcel delivery and return services. This new offering helps to reduce the costs of cross-border delivery and make it easier for U.S. retailers to access and begin selling into the largest markets overseas, including the U.K., Europe, Asia, Australia, Russia, China and South America.
Greater Trade Urged Among Countries of Africa, the 'Least Connected' Continent
While progress is slowly being made, insufficient trade agreements exist in order to encourage and drive intra-Africa trade. As a result there tends to be a focus on doing business with regions outside of Africa, such as the United States or China, says Charles Brewer, managing director of DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa.
Mr. Postman, Bring Me Some Lettuce, Please
In order to keep up with major players UPS and FedEx in a hyper-competitive delivery market, the U.S. Postal Service is seeing a parcel-based future, including expansion of its grocery delivery business.
C.H. Robinson Opens New Office in Germany
C.H. Robinson has opened a new road transportation office in Hamburg, Germany.
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Managers Adopt Location-Enabled Systems to Track Assets
Enterprises are increasingly adopting asset-management systems that record location data from more vantage points, and with greater precision, to be analyzed and visualized, says Randy Rhodes, a Gartner analyst.
Quality Carriers Expands Into Charleston Market
Quality Carriers Inc., a North American-based bulk chemical carrier, has expanded into the Charleston, S.C. market through a partnership with sister company Boasso America Corp.
AirBridgeCargo Adds More Flights to Tokyo-Seoul-Moscow Service
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), Russia's largest international cargo airline and a part of Volga-Dnepr Group, is increasing its Boeing 747 freighter flights linking Tokyo and Seoul with Moscow.
Should You Close the Warehouse and Keep Inventory in Your Stores?
A hot topic among retailers, customers and logistics professionals alike for years, omnichannel fulfillment is finally here. Whether shopping in person, buying online and picking up in store, or having merchandise sent directly to them, customers expect access to the same inventory.
IAG Cargo Joins Up with IFLN Logistics Network
The logistics network IFLN has become a preferred global forwarder partner to IAG Cargo.
'K' Line, Joint Venture Partners Establish Cold Storage in Vietnam
As a part of the strategy to expand its logistics business further in Asia, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., or "K" Line, has agreed to establish a joint venture with Cool Japan Fund Inc. and Japan Logistic Systems Corp. to build and operate a cold storage in the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
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