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Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Manfreight, one of Ireland and the UK’s leading logistics and distribution providers, emerged as a standout winner at the Irish Logistics & Transport Awards 2025, securing top honours in Excellence in Warehousing and Green Supply Chain Excellence.

Author: Rail way Supply

Eighteen Arizona chambers endorsed BNSF Railway’s $3.2 billion Phoenix Logistics Park, aiming to enhance freight efficiency. Despite local opposition, BNSF pledges investments to address traffic and infrastructure concerns.

Author: Astana Times

Kazakhstan invested $35 billion to expand 21,000 km of railways, 95,000 km of highways, and two ports, becoming a Belt and Road logistics hub. Transit rose 60% in 2024 as diversification accelerates.

Author: Motor Transport

Versuni, maker of Philips and Saeco, revamped its UK–Ireland logistics by shifting 4PL operations to a new 3PL in Kettering. SCALA led planning, SAP integration, and a seamless operational transition.

Author: Sustainable Bus

Ireland’s e-bus fleet has more than doubled, growing from 96 to over 200 units in 2025. With Wrightbus supplying 800 units, Ireland targets 1,800 zero-emission buses by 2035 under its national electrification plan.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The logistics and transport sector continues to expand its global reach through strategic partnerships, infrastructure investment, and operational excellence. As trade routes evolve and sustainability targets intensify, collaboration and innovation remain central to the industry’s progress. As Riyadh Air appoints FlyUs, the partnership strengthens the airline’s international cargo operations by establishing FlyUs as its official sales agent for the UK and Ireland. The move underscores Riyadh Air’s commitment to building efficient, connected freight solutions that support its broader network ambitions. Meanwhile, DP World opens Sokhna Logistics Park marks a significant step in enhancing Egypt’s role as a regional trade hub. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to streamline supply chain operations, facilitate multimodal connectivity, and accelerate trade growth across Africa and the Middle East. At home, Ace Express Freight wins Freight Forwarding Company of the Year celebrates Irish excellence in freight services, recognising a firm that continues to lead through innovation, reliability, and customer-centric operations. These developments highlight an industry driven by global collaboration, modern infrastructure, and a steadfast focus on operational excellence. Stay informed on the strategies and partnerships shaping the future of logistics and transport, subscribe to our newsletter for more insights.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Ace Express Freight has been named Freight Forwarding Company of the Year at the Irish Logistics & Transport Awards 2025, a recognition that celebrates the company’s continued leadership, innovation, and commitment to excellence in the global freight industry.

Author: Daily News Egypt

Capital Agro unveils a US$25 million frozen food logistics complex in Belbeis, Egypt, featuring AI-driven systems, renewable energy, and 30,000-pallet capacity to enhance national cold chain efficiency and sustainability.

Author: FruitNet

DP World inaugurates the US$85 million Sokhna Logistics Park in Egypt’s SCZone, enhancing trade connectivity, job creation, and sustainable logistics in partnership with British International Investment.

Author: Greenfleet

DFDS launches its first UK Volvo FM Electric HGV in Liverpool under the ZENFreight consortium, advancing zero-emission freight with new charging infrastructure and supporting the UK’s sustainable logistics transition.