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At the recent Forklift Truck Association (FLTA) Annual Awards ceremony, Jungheinrich UK Ltds Gunter Fritzsches outstanding work in the forklift truck market over four decades was recognized when he was awarded the 2010 FLTA Award for Services to the Forklift Truck Industry.

Tokyo, March 8, 2010 Louis Vuitton Japan, a subsidiary of the LVMH Group, one of the worlds most prestigious companies in the retail industry, has awarded Kuehne + Nagel Japan a contract for the management of its regional distribution centre in Osaka. Based on the systems and processes customised in this facility, Kuehne + Nagel will further be responsible for setting up showcase warehouse operations for all of Louis Vuittons outsourced distribution centres worldwide.

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· Five 747s and 35 containers arriving in Bahrain for the first F1TM race of the 2010 season · On average 300 tons of materials and equipment moved to overseas races

Kate Silverton, hugely popular presenter and journalist, will provide another good reason for the logistics sector to celebrate its successes when she hosts the inaugural Logistics Showcase on 13 April 2010.

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A Jungheinrich forklift truck has been driven between John OGroats and Lands End - raising over £15,000 to date for Cancer Research in the process.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed government plans to abandon the narrow focus of its congestion charging policy via the Transport Innovation Fund (TIF) in favour of the Urban Challenge Fund (UCF). The leading trade body is supportive of alternative initiatives to tackle congestion, improve safety and reduce carbon emissions, without simultaneously costing the taxpayer a small fortune or disrupting local businesses.

Geneva - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) today announced that January 2010 demand for international scheduled air traffic showed continuing improvement. Compared to the previous year, January passenger demand was up 6.4%. Against this improving demand, a 1.2% increase in passenger capacity in January pushed load factors to 75.9% (up from the 72.2% recorded for January 2009).

The most important lesson for the low oil price environment at the beginning of 2009 for OPEC members and oil...

FreeSeas Inc., a transporter of dry-bulk cargoes through the ownership and operation of a fleet of eight Handysize vessels and...

The dry bulk market ended a frantic week of rallying on Monday, when despite the small increase of the Baltic...

Chief of the Company Aydin Bashirov said that at first price of vessels, manufactured in Azerbaijan, will be the same...

The Financial Express reported that the country's around 200 re rolling mills have suffered because of work stoppage at ship...

Kansas City Southern bought the Puerta Mexico intermodal terminal facility about 40 miles west of Mexico City at Toluca, and...

Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) is planning to build an iron ore terminal west of its breakwater and has received...

In the first two months of this year the throughput of the First Container Terminal (FCT, St. Petersburg) amounted to...

Port activities in Calabar Port has remained low for several years, because of what operators describe as failure of the...

The standing committees of Senate and National Assembly on shipping and ports have suggested to the government to link the...