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 ...
An interesting article by Thomas Cullen (who wrote the recent Loadstar LongRead: Automotive Apocalypse), on rumours that DHL Supply Chain could lay off hundreds of employees as a result of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) cost-cutting.
He noted that JLR is attempting to reduce its cost base by cutting its own and contract staff – which is likely to include DHL staff, who provide line-feed operations and transport planning. Explaining why JLR needs to cut costs, Mr Cullen added that other car ...
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