Image Courtesy of Geodis/Francois Bouriand Remote operation technology creates new opportunities within warehouse environments. Global logistics provider GEODIS recently partnered with Phantom Auto to develop a forklift truck that can…

An alliance of Greek and Swedish shipowners, along with Transport & Environment (T&E), has called on the European Commission to put the ‘polluter pays principle’ at the core of its…

Left to right: Michael Daly, MD; Damian Denton, ops manager; Oisin Lynch, logistics ops; Paddy Byrne, warehouse manager; Brian Stears, ops director; Gareth McCaffrey, key account manager, all at Seko….

About this Event The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Ireland is delighted to host this webinar to virtually launch our first policy research report in 2021. We are…

While the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on society and many national and local economies, it has – alongside the recent incident in the Suez Canal – also…

Pictured above: Aidan Flynn. Image courtesy of FTA  The views expressed are not necessarily those of Linkline Journal  Volumes on the Britain-Northern Ireland routes have increased 5% from a year…

In this weeks discussion we spoke to Elena Wrelton who is the Environmental Compliance Manager at ELVES (ELV Environmental Services CLG) the compliance scheme for End-of-Life Vehicles. Her role focuses on…

The following is taken from a Dublin Port press release on the 31.03.21 Dublin Port is the country’s largest and most important port and is being developed to its ultimate capacity…

The Suez Canal blockage, from 23 until 29 March, doesn’t just affect the Egyptian economy or the global shipping industry. Around 12 percent of global trade passed through the canal,…

The Kawasaki Class VICTORINE and sister ship CLEMENTINE will offer twice weekly calls in Liverpool and Dublin from Santander. © J.J. JAGER CLdN is further increasing its direct Ireland-Continent service,…

What mindset shift is required to keep your data safe? Over the past year, we have seen major geopolitical changes driven by the impact of COVID-19, forcing Organisations to strengthen…

EU member countries on Tuesday backed the European Commission’s proposal to take legal action against the U.K. over its decision to unilaterally extend the grace periods for Irish Sea border checks, diplomats…

Image Courtesy of www.dfds.com Rosslare Europort has welcomed the announcement by DFDS that – from 1st April – the shipping line will introduce a fourth freight ferry to the successful direct ferry service between Rosslare Europort in Ireland and the Grand…

Summary On 1 April, the UK will introduce new import controls on certain categories of EU goods, including plant and animal products. This will mean that, in addition to the…