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DHL and Scania are collaborating on a pragmatic solution to make logistics more sustainable and reduce CO2 emissions.

Collaborative agreement facilitates the exchange of knowledge and best practices.

Sectors that have benefited most include citrus, nuts, wine, dairy, table grapes, fruit juice, industrial alcohol and sugar.

All available personnel, including people called back from leave, are being deployed. – Western Cape Region managing executive Oscar Borchards.

Transist said that the necessary escalations had been made to Eskom and the relevant contractor.

The excavator is designed to grab material weighing up to 2 000kg and has a radius of at least 20 metres.

Some lines seeking to bypass US/EU/G7 sanctions are allegedly registering their fleets with the country.

The majority of iron ore shipments have taken rates to a 55% year-on-year decrease.

Energy, particularly renewable solutions, will be a central theme of the mission.

Severe windy conditions have affected productivity at the terminal over the past fortnight.

Attempts to implement 2% VAT increase boomerangs, exposing fiscal differences in the GNU.

Public-private partnerships are the only long-term way to ensure logistical efficiency – CGA