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A coffee with José Ramón Barca, Supply Chain Director at Alcampo
L&A: José Ramón, you lead one of the most demanding supply chains in the food retail sector in Spain. How would you describe your day-to-day work at the helm of

Outlook for transport and logistics in Europe for 2026
By 2026, the transport and logistics sector in Europe will enjoy moderate growth or comfortable stability, while facing operational transformation driven by strategic digitalisation and environmental regulatory pressure. According to

Seville and Merlin Properties address the role of ports in the logistics revolution
The Seville Port Authority and Merlin Properties addressed the strategic role of ports in the logistics revolution in the first edition of the ‘Diálogos Cátedra’ series organised by the Port

TUPS, FedEx, DHL and Amazon Logistics: four models, one battle for margins
UPS’s results for the fourth quarter and for 2025 as a whole confirm what the market already suspected: the American express delivery giant has entered a new strategic phase. After

A coffee with Nieves Ocaña, Head of Global Purchasing at DEOLEO
L&A: Tell us a little about your experience at Deoleo and what your day-to-day life is like at the company. Nieves: I have been part of Deoleo for more than

A coffee with… NUMA-POMPILIO, Logistics & Civil Works Manager & Discipline Technical Authority at REPSOL
Numa is an energy industry professional with over 10 years of international experience in the logistics sector. With a degree in Civil Engineering specialised in Transport from the Technical University

Redesigning supply chains to compete in an unpredictable world
The supply chain is facing times of profound change. What was once a silent, almost invisible function within organisations has now become one of the strategic pillars that determine the

Mass consumption sees a decline in service levels in logistics and transport
The consumer goods sector faces an increasingly complex scenario in its supply chain. According to the report ‘Outlook for the Consumer Goods Supply Chain 2025’ presented by Aecoc this week

Nestlé uses HVO biofuels and reduces emissions in its coffee supply chain
Nestlé Spain reduces emissions by 1,400 tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year through the lorries that transport coffee from the port of Barcelona to the “Nescafé” instant coffee and “Nescafé

The logistics business is missing out on the benefits of Energy Saving Certificates
The EU is demanding emission reductions and more and more companies are coming up with related strategies. Although there are subsidies financed by the Ministry of Transport and Next Generation

Malaga’s logistics sector analyses the trends and challenges that will mark 2025
Flexibility, technology and talent are identified as the keys to making this province a logistics benchmark at national and international level. Logistics Forum, together with APD, Eulen Group and the

The Port of Sevilla boosts its logistics capacity with new investments and grows in goods traffic
The Port of Seville reinforces its strategic role in the logistics chain of Southern Europe and North Africa with the construction of two new warehouses in its Logistics Activities Zone
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