European forwarders set for a bumpy ride in automotive logistics, says Ti
The shift to electric in the automotive sector is harming European forwarders and car-carriers, while ...
Services may again be operational, but a cyber attack against US-based supply chain SaaS provider Blue Yonder has added further worries to logistics companies around ongoing geopolitical instability.
The attack last Thursday (21 November) affected an unknown number of Blue Yonder customers – in the UK, supermarkets Morrisons and Sainsbury’s both confirmed their systems had been knocked out of action.
A Sainsbury’s spokesperson told The Loadstar “service has since been restored”, although would not be drawn ...
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