In the latest issue of Freight Industry Times we lead with our sector spotlight on the logistics mastery behind Formula One, featuring an exclusive interview with DHL’s Paul Fowler, who coordinates the ‘race behind the race’.
Other highlights include:
Frozen in time?
The global debate over revising the standard minimum temperature for frozen food storage and transportation is intensifying. We spoke to the Cold Chain Federation’s Tom Southall to learn more.
Blazing a trail for last-mile logistics
We highlight DutchX, a New York City-based company redefining urban logistics with its commitment to sustainability, backed by award-winning technology.
Warehousing in a circular economy
UKWA CEO Clare Bottle discusses warehousing’s role in extending product life, reducing waste, and meeting sustainability targets.
Levelling up: Road freight versus rail freight
The disparity between road and rail freight costs poses a significant challenge to achieving sustainable supply chain strategies, says RFG's Maggie Simpson.
Is air cargo clear for takeoff?
We explore the complexities and opportunities shaping the air cargo industry in 2024 and beyond in a Q&A with TIACA’s Director General, Glyn Hughes.
Towards a frictionless future
Freight Industry Times sat down with Richard Ballantyne, CEO of the British Ports Association, to understand how the ports sector is handling new border controls and preparing for future challenges.
You can also expect more insightful commentary and analysis from our regular contributors, including Logistics UK’s CEO David Wells, BIFA’s Director General Steve Parker, and RHA’s Managing Director Richard Smith.
Enjoy the read!