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Logistics UK warns pressures persist despite 0.5% GDP growth - Materials Handling World News (opens the original)
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UK economic growth is showing signs of strengthening, but logistics firms are still battling a difficult trading environment and sustained cost pressures. Logistics UK welcomed the latest GDP figures, which estimate the economy grew by 0.5% between April and June 2026, while the services sector expanded by 0.6%. However, the business group said the Transportation & Storage figures painted a more subdued picture, reflecting pressures faced by logistics operators during the period. Logistics UK ch
FedEx orders 131 DAF trucks for UK, France and Netherlands - Materials Handling World News (opens the original)
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FedEx has ordered 131 new DAF trucks as part of a major fleet investment across the UK, France and the Netherlands. The order includes 100 DAF XD tractor units for operations in the UK, 20 DAF XF tractors for long-distance work in France and 11 DAF XG tractors for the Netherlands. The deal will see FedEx replace some existing linehaul vehicles while also introducing DAF trucks into its French operations for the first time. FedEx operates an international transport network serving more than 220 m
Hyundai completes 4-18 tonne electric forklift range - Materials Handling World News (opens the original)
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Hyundai Material Handling has completed its high-voltage B-X electric forklift line-up, extending battery-powered options into heavier-duty applications traditionally dominated by diesel machines. The latest additions cover lifting capacities of 10-13 tonnes and 16-18 tonnes, taking the overall B-X range from 4 tonnes up to 18 tonnes. Hyundai launched the programme in stages, beginning with 4-9 tonne models in 2025. The newest machines comprise the 100B-X, 120B-X and 130B-X LC600, alongside the
Freight sector demands Budget clarity on fuel duty and rising costs - Materials Handling World News (opens the original)
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Freight businesses need greater certainty over fuel duty and wider operating costs as they plan for the year ahead, according to logistics firm ABC Cargo. The company says the Autumn Budget will be closely watched by freight operators already facing pressure from transport, warehousing, energy, staffing and infrastructure costs. ABC Cargo chairman Dr Shareef Abdul Khader said fuel duty was likely to be one of the sector’s biggest concerns. “Fuel duty will understandably be one of the biggest Bud
Logistics enters new AI era as systems begin acting autonomously - Materials Handling World News (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is beginning to move from simply supporting logistics teams to actively planning, deciding and acting across supply chains, according to DHL’s latest Logistics Trend Radar. The eighth edition of the report identifies Agentic AI as one of the most significant emerging trends, alongside AI Commerce, the Compute Economy and humanoid robots. DHL said the shift could make supply chains more autonomous and adaptive, while also changing the skills, responsibilities and working e
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