You can read this article in 2 minutesPölös Zsófia XPO Logistics and SKF have introduced an electric tractor truck to transport SKF products in France to reduce environmental impact The vehicle will replace a combustion engine truck previously used for daily shuttles between XPO’s warehouse in Parçay-Meslay and SKF’s plant in Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire including a 6,000 m² dedicated storage area within a larger 24,000 m² facility The new electric truck is part of a broader initiative by XPO which plans to integrate 105 electric tractor trucks and 125 electric rigid vehicles into its European fleet by the end of 2026 These vehicles produce no direct CO2 emissions and also reduce noise and odour pollution “The longevity of our collaboration with XPO Logistics is the result of a partnership based on trust we have succeeded in implementing logistics solutions that not only meet our needs but also aim to reduce the environmental impact of our operations Integrating this electric tractor truck is a further step in this direction and a source of pride for our teams,” said Franck Debrailly SKF Logistics Director for France and Italy aiming for carbon neutrality across its supply chain by 2050 has implemented various sustainability measures at its Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire site which have already cut CO2 emissions by 4,000 tonnes Both companies emphasized their shared commitment to sustainable logistics highlighted the partnership as an example of innovation and responsible growth described the collaboration as a trusted relationship driving environmental progress Agnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus Journalist Trans.info | 6.05.2025 Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Fragrance on the Fly: Why Pocket Perfumes Are Perfect for Airplane TravelSponsored Article 6.05.2025 Closing 1 PlantThe Avallon site currently has 140 employees and activities are expected to stop by the end of 2022 SKF announced a consolidation and restructuring of various manufacturing business and administrative functions in France manufacturing of slewing bearings would be moved from Avallon to St-Cyr-sur-Loire resulting in the proposed closure of the Avallon factory The transfer of production from Avallon to St-Cyr enables a more competitive and flexible offer to customers as well as the realization of synergies from the existing service center and logistics capabilities in Saint-Cyr "We have announced a number of factory consolidations during the year and whilst these are difficult decisions to take they are necessary to ensure we can continue to meet the needs of our customers in terms of competitiveness flexibility and quality," said Kent Viitanen "We are committed to working with our employees to ensure a smooth transition into training programs and new employment opportunities." 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Mayssam Benama age 18 has signed a contract through 2026 with his first professional club after joining in 2020 having played for Tours-Nord and Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire previously Also having played at Pôle Espoirs de Châteauroux the young midfielder then continued his training at the Academy he also reached the final of the U-19 national championship under Frédéric Barilaro It was also under the Monegasque technician that he won the Coupe Gambardella on April 29 A regular winner throughout his AS Monaco career Mayssam Benama played in all of the Rouge et Blanc’s matches in the competition as a starter Scorer of a double as the Monegasques entered the fray against Vénissieux (5-0), he then did it again against Aubagne (4-1), Rouen (3-1), and then scored in the final against Clermont Foot (4-2) he also set up Pape Cabral perfectly for the only goal of the match (1-0) L’égalisation de Mayssam Benama en vidéo 🔥🎥 1⃣-2⃣ #CF63ASM | #MadeInLaDiagonale pic.twitter.com/ypHfVCGHc3 — AS Monaco 🇲🇨 (@AS_Monaco) April 29, 2023 he participated in the last matches played by Damien Perrinelle’s men who won in Lyon in their last match of the season (3-2) Mayssam also has had three caps for the French U-17s and four with the U-18s led by the 1998 World Champion Bernard Diomède AS Monaco wish him all the best in Rouge et Blanc AS Monaco and Sorare extend their partnership until 2027 Mizuno joins forces with AS Monaco as the official technical equipment partner Johanna Benson and Francois-Elie will face-off in the 100m T37 at Lyon 2013 They both have the potential to be global superstars by the time Rio 2016 comes along – at which point they should both be in the prime of their careers When to watch: Heats: 11:13 on 23 July; Final: 18:39 on 24 July What happened last time: At the 2011 IPC Athletics World Championships in Christchurch Maria Seifert took silver and Great Britain’s Katrina Hart claimed bronze World-record holder: France’s Mandy Francois-Elie set a new world-record time of 13.68 just over a month ago on 8 June on the track in Saint Cyr-sur-Loire France set the current world record with a time of 9:53.05 on 24 June 2010 at a meet in Arbon Who to watch: Francois-Elie has everything going for her in this event as the host nation favourite Paralympic Champion and world-record holder but Namibia’s Johanna Benson is one of the fastest rising stars in para-sport after becoming her country’s first female to win a Paralympic gold last summer And those are just the top two names to watch The stacked field also includes Germany’s Maria Seifert Egypt’s Amal Youssef and Great Britain’s Hart Why you should watch: The future of this class is very bright with Francois-Elie and Benson just 23 years old heading into Lyon Both have attracted major fan bases in their hometowns and their impacts have gone beyond the track changing perceptions of people with an impairment in their country Felix Lemaréchal joined the AS Monaco academy in 2019 after stints with Tours Saint-Cyr sur Loire and Girondins de Bordeaux the midfielder joined the Principality club’s professional squad in 2021 He played his first top-flight match on October 16 After a successful first loan spell at Brest in the 2022-2023 season Felix Lemaréchal made 32 appearances for Cercle Bruges last season The midfielder was involved in a total of 8 goals (2 goals he spent the entire summer training period with Monaco and took part in a number of friendlies He is now tied to the Alsatian club until 2029 Conditions Générales d’UtilisationCrédits Ⓒ Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace – 2025 – Fait avec 💙 par C’est qui Maurice ? XPO France has ordered 165 Renault electric trucks The order represents the largest investment in this type of vehicle in France The new electric trucks will replace XPO's diesel-powered fleet for short-distance deliveries XPO plans to make around 25% of its deliveries in France with electric vehicles reducing its CO2 emissions by more than 26,000 tonnes XPO is transforming its fleet to comply with upcoming regulations on urban deliveries while helping its customers meet their own decarbonisation targets XPO aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in France by 25% by 2025 compared to 2019.  The electric trucks produce no direct CO2 emissions and significantly reduce noise and air pollution making them particularly suitable for deliveries in congested urban areas They also emit fewer particulates and less vibration Each truck is equipped with a 360° camera that reduces blind spots for optimum safety “This is our second significant order for electric trucks following the order we announced in January 2023 and demonstrates XPO’s commitment to reducing our carbon footprint Our multi-energy transition strategy is based on a range of solutions and initiatives that complement each other which has also proved popular with drivers We are also renewing our gas-powered vehicles and increasing the use of biofuels,” said Bruno Kloeckner Managing Director of XPO Logistics’ French subsidiary In creating each dish for Azure, the chef has combined his extensive French culinary background (his father is a top chocolatier in France) with Japanese flavours and techniques learned while he helmed the 3-star French restaurant L'Osier in Tokyo. On Friday July 22, the chef’s artistry will be evident in every detail, from his careful choice of ingredients to each imaginative dish presentation. Among menu highlights guests can look forward to are Poached Cod with Creamy Clam Sauce and Chives Coulis; Caviar on Salmon Confit, Asparagus and Chantilly Sauce; as well as a spectacular finale: Floating Island with Benedictine Vanilla Ice Cream. Chef Bruno invites all diners to experience his distinctive culinary style. IHG® One Rewards members receive a 20% discount.  Please reserve your seats in advance at Azure restaurant for this special one-time-only event on Friday, July 22 2022. Dinner service begins at 6.00 p.m.  Armed suspect captured after violent rampage in Tak province Heavy rains cause flooding in Bangkok and surrounding areas Southern insurgency escalates, govt to crackdown on militant leaders U-Tapao Airport and Eastern Aviation City project to sign on June 18 US puts sanctions on Myanmar warlord and militia linked to cyber scams XPO Logistics has launched a new service called Connect Europe that simplifies international shipping across 25 European countries reduced administrative complexity and sustainable transport options The new offering provides businesses with a single point of contact for their shipping needs reducing the reliance on intermediaries and streamlining administrative and operational processes XPO states that Connect Europe is intended to serve companies of all sizes making international freight more accessible in a challenging cross-border environment Connect Europe will operate through a network of over 150 transport and distribution centres across Europe backed by a fleet of more than 8,000 trucks and 12,000 trailers The company reports that its system handles the delivery of over 60,000 pallets per day In line with XPO’s sustainability strategy Connect Europe offers customers the option to use alternative fuels These are provided as part of the company’s Low Emission Sustainable Solution (LESS®) decarbonisation initiative aimed at reducing carbon emissions from transport operations “We recognise that it is imperative for companies to rethink logistics to successfully manage unprecedented volume volatility,” said Emmanuel Arnaud Senior Vice President of Operations for Europe at XPO Logistics.  He stressed that recent disruptions such as Brexit and the global sea freight crisis as challenges the new service seeks to address “Connect Europe is helping businesses adapt and thrive in terms of speed Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Europe at XPO Logistics He added that the service is designed to simplify and optimise international transport supporting customer growth through integrated resources and advanced digital platforms XPO Logistics has entered a logistics partnership with UK-based distributor and manufacturer DCS Group XPO will provide full truckload and groupage services across the UK with a focus on enhancing transport efficiency and sustainability The partnership includes the introduction of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as an alternative fuel a move that aligns with DCS Group’s sustainability strategy XPO’s AI-driven route planning and CO2 dashboard will also be deployed to optimize transport operations and reduce emissions distributes goods from brands such as Lemsip The company said XPO’s experience in FMCG transport solutions and IT-driven logistics services played a role in its selection as a logistics partner Managing Director for XPO Logistics in the UK and Ireland said the company will work closely with DCS Group to improve its supply chain operations “DCS Group is a major player in household and we will bring our logistics expertise to support their evolving needs,” he stated highlighted XPO’s capabilities in the FMCG sector “XPO has a strong reputation for providing transport solutions that create new opportunities for companies like ours,” Palmer said XPO Logistics operates a range of supply chain services across Europe You can read this article in 1 minutePölös Zsófia The French government is going to grant hauliers a direct bonus of 50,000 euros for the purchase or long-term rental of an electric or hydrogen truck from 2021.  The grant can also be combined with another state support package: an exceptional deduction in taxable income that can be claimed when purchasing a heavy vehicle using clean energy the combination of the two subsidies can amount to 100,000 euros The first assessment of this new grant will be carried out within 6 months The grant also applies to passenger transport: companies purchasing an electric or hydrogen bus or coach can receive a grant of 30,000 euros