By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News JBS, the world’s largest meat processing company, is facing renewed pressure to deliver on its high-profile pledge to eliminate deforestation from its Amazon beef supply chain by the end of 2025. Despite the deployment of blockchain traceability tools and AI-based monitoring systems, a joint...
By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News India’s road transport sector is witnessing unprecedented momentum as massive infrastructure upgrades drive faster, more efficient cargo movement across the country. With over $120 billion invested in road and highway development under the Gati Shakti and Bharatmala projects, logistics companies are seeing tangible gains: reduced...
By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News Polish parcel locker operator InPost has made a bold move to consolidate its presence in the UK by acquiring home delivery firm Yodel for £106 million, forming what is now the third-largest independent delivery provider for online retailers in the country. This strategic acquisition integrates...
By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News In a competitive and ever-evolving logistics landscape, Alisped UK has steadily positioned itself as a trusted partner for global freight operations, offering a comprehensive range of solutions designed to support international trade with precision, agility, and reliability. Headquartered in Feltham, strategically located near London Heathrow...
By Maria Kalamatas | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has publicly stated that the former Trump administration likely acted in contempt of court during its handling of a high-profile legal case involving executive decisions made in 2020. The unprecedented remark could open the door to...
By Eva Richardson | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 The eurozone’s annual inflation rate fell to 2.2% in March, down from 2.3% in February, according to official data released Wednesday, fueling growing speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) may initiate its first interest rate cut since the post-COVID monetary tightening...
By Maria Kalamatas | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 A radical left-wing group calling itself “Revolutionary Class Struggle” has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack near the headquarters of Hellenic Train in Athens, in an act of political violence that has reignited fears over rail safety and domestic terrorism in Greece. The...
By Maria Kalamatas | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 In a dramatic rescue operation that captured international attention, an American missionary abducted in South Africa was freed by the country’s elite Hawks tactical unit earlier this week. The mission, which took place on Tuesday, April 15, resulted in the death of...
By Maria Kalamatas | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 At the start of 2025, U.S. airlines were poised for a bumper year. But an unexpected escalation in trade tensions and economic turbulence—sparked by President Donald Trump’s renewed tariff campaign—has thrown the industry off course. “This isn’t just turbulence—it’s a full-blown reversal of...
By Eva Richardson | The Logistic NewsApril 17, 2025 In a bold economic shift, the government of Ghana has issued a directive requiring all foreign nationals to exit the country’s gold trading sector by the end of April 2025. The move, part of a broader initiative to “reclaim Ghanaian economic sovereignty”,...
