Swissport has opened a new 5,500 square metre import hub at Liege Airport in Belgium as part of its plan to expand its e-commerce logistics network in Europe. The company said the warehouse is dedicated to handling import parcels and is built to manage high volumes with a daily throughput capacity of up to 300 tonnes. The addition increases Swissport’s total e-commerce footprint at Liege to 9,000 square metres. #Swissport #LiegeAirport #Belgium #Europe #warehouse #aircargo #aircraft #ecommerce

Brussels Airport has inaugurated Brucargo Central, a €70 million logistics hub spanning 83,500 m². The redevelopment replaces eight old buildings with three new facilities totalling 34,000 m² of warehouses and offices. #BrusselsAirport #BrucargoCentral #warehouseexpansion #logisticshub #Solarpanels #electricheatpumps #geothermalstorage

Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a SATS company, is expanding its E-commerce & Freight Forwarder Handling (EFFH) services at Frankfurt Airport in Germany after signing a long-term lease on two warehouse facilities starting in January 2026. #WorldwideFlightServices #WFS #SATScompany #EcommerceFreightForwarderHandling #EFFH #FrankfurtAirport #Germany #warehouselease #freightforwarding #Europe

Swissport has launched cargo handling operations at Milan Malpensa Airport, marking a strategic expansion in Italy. The new operations began this month in a 4,000 sqm warehouse at the WTC Malpensa complex. #Swissport #MilanMalpensaAirport #cargohandling #Italy #WTCMalpensacomplex #warehouse

DSV announced the official opening of its new 12,600 m² warehouse facility at Brucargo, the logistics zone of Brussels Airport. #DSV #BrusselsAirport #warehouse #Brucargo #aircargo #aircraft #SupplyChain

Online giant Amazon has unveiled new hi-tech robots with the potential to replace huge numbers of warehouse workers. The machines, called Vulcan, have cutting-edge technology that learn to “feel” and have a human-like sense of touch. By doing so, they can carry out detailed picking and packing in warehouses that until now could only be done by people. It paves the way for the robots to take over jobs currently done by workers in Amazon’s vast warehouses – known as fulfilment centres – in the UK and around the world. Amazon, founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, https://www.technocracy.news/amazons-new-hi-tech-robots-target-huge-numbers-of-warehouse-workers/

Canadian warehouses want to become hubs for Chinese goods facing U.S. tariffs - The Logic 🇨🇦#MarkCarneyCantBeTrusted🇨🇦 🇨🇦#NoMoreLiberalsAndNDP🇨🇦 🇨🇦#SayingTheQuietPartOutLoud🇨🇦 🇨🇦#JustSayNoMore🇨🇦 🇨🇦#CarneyLies🇨🇦 https://thelogic.co/news/canada-warehouse-chinese-goods-us-tariffs/

(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s industry minister said Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to shut down all warehouses in Quebec and cut more than 1,900 jobs would prompt the government to examine its current deals with the e-commerce and technology company. Canadian agencies such as border services and Health Canada have many dozens of contracts with the Amazon Web Services cloud-computing business, according to a government database, with several worth more than C$10 million ($7 million) each. https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/business/2025/01/24/amazon-layoffs-prompt-canada-to-review-government-deals/

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Metro Inc. and Unifor have reached a tentative agreement, just over a month after thousands of the grocer's employees went on strike across the Greater Toronto Area, the company announced Wednesday. The deal comes after both parties returned to the negotiating table Tuesday after the company won a court injunction stopping picketers from blocking its warehouses and preventing deliveries at 27 Metro grocery stores in the GTA — exactly one month after the strike action began. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/metro-tentative-deal-1.6951621