US tariff policy 'unsustainable and only temporary', says Geodis VP
Logistics services providers (LSPs) are feeling the impact of the downturn in the EU’s automobile ...
The transport sector will be forced to significantly cut emissions following the election of future European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen.
She has made a Green Deal the platform of her presidency.
But while there will be inevitable cost hikes and significant change, there are also opportunities – or commercial imperatives.
Transport accounts for 25% of Europe’s greenhouse gas emissions, and it needs to reduce those by 90% by 2050.
“It’s not about incremental change any more, it’s about fundamental change,” said Annika ...
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