Replacing 25,000 truck journeys with a 500km conveyor belt – might work in Japan
Japan is hatching a new plan for a so-called ‘autoflow road’, replacing truck traffic with ...
Logistics companies planning to expand their operations in Mexico should be wary of a rise in cargo crime, according to FreightWatch International.
Along with Mexico’s growth in manufacturing, driven by the US’s increased interest in near-sourcing, comes, perhaps inevitably, a rise in theft. In 2012, the average value of loads stolen in Mexico rose 38% according to the Texas-based group.
Although this could suggest that Mexico is making higher value goods, it actually relates to an increase in cash-in-transit crimes ? thefts ...
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