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VGP opens a 22,000 square metre logistics hub in Italy
12 Febbraio 2026 - VGP Park Legnano is a 22,000 square metre logistics hub completed in Lombardy by VGP Italy, close to the A8 motorway junction. More than 22,000 square metres have been leased to Melchioni Car System and GymBeam in a property certified BREEAM Outstanding.
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Dachser uses Chinese BYD trucks in Spain
12 Febbraio 2026 - Two BYD ETM6 electric trucks have joined the Dachser Iberia fleet for urban distribution in Barcelona and Valencia following a trial programme launched in September 2025. The move marks an important step in the entry of Chinese manufacturers into the European industrial vehicle market.
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News from transport and logistics – 11 February 2026
11 Febbraio 2026 - Maersk most punctual carrier – Intermodal transport for Ukraine – Hydrogen trucks in the EU – Railport launches rail service in Turkey – Msc Air Cargo flies between Malpensa and Shanghai – Silk Way receives fourth B777F – Bertelsmann expands logistics in India
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Epstein shadow stalls Canadian investment in DP World
11 Febbraio 2026 - The Canadian fund Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec has suspended new investments in global terminal operator DP World following revelations in the Epstein files alleging that its CEO, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, had links with the US financier. Existing holdings remain in the portfolio for now.
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China reacts to cancellation of Panama terminal concessions
11 Febbraio 2026 - China is mounting a strong response after Panama’s Supreme Court annulled the container terminal concessions at Balboa and Cristóbal held by Panama Ports Company, a subsidiary of CK Hutchison. The group has launched legal action, while Beijing has warned of potential economic consequences.
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Italian road haulage loses 22% of companies in ten years
11 Febbraio 2026 - A report by Cgia di Mestre shows how Italian road haulage is being squeezed by rising costs, while the number of companies continues to fall amid ongoing market consolidation.
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The largest container terminal in New York is up for sale
11 Febbraio 2026 - Maher Terminals, the largest container facility in the Port of New York–New Jersey, could be sold for more than $3 billion. The asset is currently controlled by Macquarie Asset Management, and no official bidders have yet emerged.
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Italian truck aftermarket grows in 2025
11 Febbraio 2026 - The Italian market for truck spare parts and servicing closed the year 3% up on 2024, although performance varied across the main product families. Engine and transmission remained the backbone of demand, while above-chassis and below-chassis segments showed signs of adjustment and structural weaknesses.
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Sogedim launches daily Italy–United Kingdom link
11 Febbraio 2026 - On 9 February 2026, Sogedim launched a new daily groupage service from Italy to the United Kingdom, with departures from Campogalliano, Carpi and Prato. The initiative strengthens the company’s international network, integrating operational and customs expertise with long-standing partners.
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Transport and logistics news – 10 February 2026
10 Febbraio 2026 - Maersk orders eight container ships – Suez traffic recovering – Hapag-Lloyd 2025 results – Diesel locomotives for TCDD – New Yang Ming container ships – P&O strengthens in Northern Europe
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Privacy authority inspections at two Italian Amazon logistics hubs
10 Febbraio 2026 - The Italian data protection authority has launched checks at Amazon’s logistics centres in Passo Corese and Castel San Giovanni, focusing on video surveillance systems and the processing of workers’ data. The activity also involves the Ispettorato Nazionale del Lavoro (National Labour Inspectorate) and the Guardia di Finanza.
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€7.8bn public takeover bid for InPost
10 Febbraio 2026 - A consortium led by Advent International, FedEx, A&R Investments and Ppf Group has agreed to launch an all-cash public takeover bid for all InPost shares at €15.60 per share, valuing the company at around €7.8bn.
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Amazon drone hits building in Texas
10 Febbraio 2026 - An Amazon Prime Air MK30 drone struck a residential complex near Dallas in early February 2026. No one was injured and damage to the building was minor. The incident has renewed scrutiny of the safety of drone deliveries in urban areas.
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In France, electric trucks recharge at the restaurant
10 Febbraio 2026 - In France, Yaway has opened the first charging station dedicated to electric trucks in the car park of a truck drivers’ restaurant. Four 400 kW charging points along the Rennes–Laval corridor, with tariffs tailored to fleets and integration with Kallista Energy’s renewable network.
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Full side-access truck for distribution
10 Febbraio 2026 - Developed for urban and regional distribution, Schmitz Cargobull’s new full side-opening body focuses on load accessibility, operational flexibility and long-term durability. It is also suitable for special uses, such as presentations and mobile shops.
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Investigation into corruption at Brindisi Customs
10 Febbraio 2026 - The Brindisi Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating five officials from the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli and one external individual. The Guardia di Finanza has carried out personal and home searches over alleged unlawful facilitation during checks on goods entering the port.
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Maersk compagnia più puntuale - Trasporto intermodale per Ucraina - Idrogeno per camion nell’UE - Railport avvia servizio ferroviario in Turchia -Msc Air Cargo vola tra Malpensa e Shanghai - Silk Way riceve il quarto B777F - Bertelsmann potenzia la logistica in India
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Camion con 74 ton ha viaggiato a 137 km/h
La Polizia tedesca ha fermato vicino a Wismar un autoarticolato olandese carico di rottami metallici. Al controllo risultava una massa di 74 tonnellate e una velocità registrata sul cronotachigrafo di 137 km/h.Camion con 74 ton ha viaggiato a 137 km/h
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Aereo
Drone Amazon colpisce un palazzo in Texas
Un drone Prime Air MK30 di Amazon ha colpito un complesso residenziale nell’area di Dallas all’inizio di febbraio 2026. Nessun ferito, danni lievi all’edificio. L’episodio riaccende l’attenzione sulla sicurezza delle consegne tramite droni in contesto urbano.
Ferrovia
La scarsa manutenzione penalizza anche le ferrovie olandesi
Non sono solo le ferrovie tedesche a denunciare carenze nella rete e mancata manutenzione, anche quelle olandesi sono in difficoltà. Lo ammette pure il gestore della rete e denuncia le lacune insieme con gli operatori, che vanno all'attacco.
Persone
Geodis Italia rinnova il vertice operativo della logistica
Geodis rinnova il vertice operativo italiano per la logistica con la nomina di Sandro Cappiello alla guida della Contract logistics nel nuovo assetto voluto da Maurizio Bortolan. Riorganizzazione e integrazione dei servizi al centro della strategia per l’Italia.
