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Trained fork truck operators lift safety standards and lower costs

Slough, UK: Despite the substantial advantages that trained operators bring to a business it is surprising how many warehouse managers or supervisors treat training as an afterthought or just ...

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29th July 2026

Chiltern Distribution strengthens refrigerated fleet with Sunswap technology e-reefers

TIP Group, leading provider of truck and trailer hire services, has announced a long-term hire …

29th July 2026

Carrier Transicold Launches [R]eCool: It’s [R] Era for Trailer Cold Chain Electrification

Carrier Transicold today launched [R]eCool, a 38.5-kWh battery system for trailer transport refrigeration units (TRUs) …

21st July 2026

StoreLogs and GreenChill Systems Demonstrate Scalable CO₂ Reductions in Refrigerated Trailer Trial

StoreLogs has announced the successful completion of a collaborative trial with GreenChill Systems, showcasing measurable …

21st July 2026

Exide Technologies releases ESG Report 2026: Turning ambition into action

Exide Technologies, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable battery storage solutions for automotive and …

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Driving the Highest Standards

This will be a year of growth for the CCF’s Expert Groups, writes CCF deputy chief executive Tom Southall The Cold Chain Federation (CCF) is …

Introducing the Future of Energy

Cold chain companies should get their hands on this comprehensive new report about investing in renewable energy, writes CCF deputy chief executive Tom Southall. The …

A Safe Port

Investing in cold chain infrastructure in or around UK ports is becoming an increasingly viable option for companies in the sector, but to establish an …

Saving Our Surplus Food

Cold chain companies have a great opportunity to help tackle food insecurity and cut down waste. Nick Hughes investigates. The task of producing just the …