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Transaid launches driver training project in Mozambique

Logistics Business Magazine

Transaid is preparing to support refresher training for at least 400 heavy goods vehicle drivers within small and medium-size enterprises (SME) in Mozambique, just a few months after securing a contract to extend its professional driver training work into yet another sub-Saharan country.

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“Most secure trailer ever” developed

Logistics Business Magazine

The smart, multi-layered tarpaulin with embedded conductivity can be applied to doors, sides, and roofs for 360-degree trailer security and is compatible with reefers, plywood boxes, containers and curtainsider trailers. “Sioen has been working on securing trailers from cargo theft for more than 15 years. Essers & Wallenborn.

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Freightliner secures funding for emissions tool

Logistics Business Magazine

Freightliner , in partnership with a consortium of specialist suppliers, has successfully secured government funding to develop a Rail Freight Energy and Emissions Calculator (REEC) that will be deployed on the existing NR+ platform used for rail- freight planning.

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Garbe converts military training ground to logistics

Logistics Business Magazine

Garbe Industrial Real Estate GmbH has secured a conversion area of around 76,000 sq m in Thuringia. “The area we acquired from the Free State of Thuringia is part of a former military training ground,” explains Adrian Zellner, Member of the Executive Board at Garbe Industrial Real Estate.

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Transaid Project Attracts Deputy High Commissioner

Logistics Business Magazine

The British Deputy High Commissioner to Ghana, Keith McMahon MBE, has visited Transaid’s professional driver training programme in Tema, Greater Accra, Ghana to see how the international development organisation is working to improve road safety in the country, which has seen an increase in road crash fatalities in recent years.

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Protecting the World’s Vaccine Supply Chains from Cyberattacks

Now, That's Logistics

With the world in the midst of a massive COVID-19 vaccine rollout, security experts are keeping a close eye on any “bad actors” who threaten the manufacture and/or distribution of these critical formulas. The fact that hackers see the COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts as a new target hasn’t helped the situation. Quick Work.

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New approach needed to secure cold chain workforce

Logistics Business Magazine

A new approach is needed to secure cold chain skills for the future and attract more young people into the industry, Cold Chain Federation President Tim Moran said at the Federation’s recent AGM. The post New approach needed to secure cold chain workforce appeared first on Logistics Business® Magazine.