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NewsBrussels cargo community teams up for first TIACA BlueSky workshop
Source: TIACATIACA and Air Cargo Belgium held the official launch workshop for the first TIACA BlueSky community.The Brussels community, which is sponsored by Brussels Airport, will work together to improve their environmental performance in line with TIACA's BlueSky programme.The first wave of six pioneering companies joined together for a kickoff ...
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NewsForwarder EFL Global adds first UK facility
Source: AIPUTSri Lanka-headquartered EFL Global has opened its first facility in the UK as it looks to cater for high-street retailer demand.The Black Arrow warehouse was developed by Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust (AIPUT) and is located at the Blackthorne Point logistics campus close to Heathrow Airport.EFL's facility, which will ...
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EFL Global acquires Locher Evers International
Logistics company EFL Global has acquired Canadian firm Locher Evers International (LEI).With over 47 years of experience, LEI offers airfreight, ocean freight, customs brokerage, rail service, warehousing, distribution, fulfillment, domestic trucking, and drayage.The acquisition of LEI expands EFL Global’s footprint in the Canadian market and strengthens its capabilities to provide ...
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NewsPromoted: Chris Robeson Joins EFL Global as Chief Operating Officer – Asia
Chris Robeson, EFL GLobal. Source: EFL GlobalChris Robeson to lead supply chain and logistics operations across the Asia regionHONG KONG – EFL Global, a leading supply chain and logistics organization, has appointed Chris Robeson as Chief Operating Officer – Asia. Chris joined the organization in June and is based in ...
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NewsEtihad transports large antiretroviral shipment as pharma volumes grow
Etihad: More than 55,000kg carried on a Boeing 777 through Abu DhabiEtihad Cargo and logistics firm EFL Global have completed the transport of an antiretroviral drug shipment from India to Brazil, while the airline has also seen its pharma volumes increase rapidly.The shipment weighed more than 55,000kg and was transported ...