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DHL Express announces partnership with Free the Children

DHL Express Canada has announced a global partnership with Free The Children, an international charity and educational partner, and Me to We, a social enterprise that supports the work of Free The Children. Read more

Menlo continues to manage rapid response program in New York

New York City’s Office of Emergency Management has renewed its contract with Menlo Worldwide Logistics. Read more

FedEx donates $5m and an MD-10 aircraft to ORBIS International

FedEx and ORBIS International, a leading global organisation dedicated to saving sight worldwide, have announced a new five-year, $5.375m commitment in the form of cash and in-kind contributions from FedEx. Read more

Hellmann and Kreidezeit Naturfarben launch first CO2 neutral sea freight operation

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has launched its first ‘green’ sea containers, which will enter a carbon neutral journey from the US, on behalf of Kreidezeit Naturfarben GmbH. Read more

Tradeteam doubles proportion of waste recycled

Tradeteam, the UK-based drinks logistics supplier, has doubled the proportion of waste it recycled in 2010 compared to 2009 totals. This is due to a new waste management programme in place at all of its operating sites. Read more

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