Aramex meets TAPA security guidelines

Aramex has begun the process of aligning its supply chain security procedures to Technology Asset Protection Association (TAPA) guidelines in order to receive the globally recognised TAPA certification Having already received TAPA certification at its Queen Alia Free Zone and Amman Industrial City facilities in Jordan, the logistics company is making preparations to ensure its entire network is also following TAPA procedures.

Mobility gets delivered

Aramex has spent around US$1.5million equipping couriers with wireless handheld scanners.

Aramex bolsters logistics arsenal

Spends US$1.5m on new system

Aramex launches centre of excellence

Aramex has signed a memorandum of understanding with German Jordan University (GJU) to launch a centre of excellence in the field of logistics and supply chain management.

Dubai hosts World Air Cargo Event

The World Air Cargo Event, held in Dubai last week, attracted some of the biggest names from the cargo industry.

Dangerous loads

In an industry where workplace accidents can cost a small fortune, most Western countries have strict regulations in place for forklift operations in the warehouse. With the Middle East struggling to keep up, what necessary measures should be implemented to improve forklift safety in the region?

Aramex targets perishables sector

Aramex has revealed plans to create a hub in Dubai for the provision of perishables signalling its intent to capture the market.

Industry education

Logistics companies are establishing a series of inhouse universities in the Middle East to increase the skills base of employees and provide a competitive advantage over rivals. The strategy has already proved successful in other parts of the world, so can we expect similar results in this region?

Aramex to open perishable hub in Dubai

Aramex has revealed plans to create a specialised warehousing facility in Dubai for the perishables market.

Teaching an old horse new tricks

The Middle East airfreight sector is experiencing a period of rapid growth, with aircraft becoming more efficient, technology becoming more competent and airports becoming more capable.

Aramex boosts KSA fleet

The express delivery company acquires new vehicles with tracking technology for Saudi network.

Revealed: Gulf's most admired companies

Arabian Business has published its '50 Most Admired' list of regional companies.

Aramex delivers record results

Local logistics company Aramex delivers record Q1 results.

Top of the world

Dubai World Central begins its air cargo operations next year amid much awaited anticipation as to what the largest airport in the world will be able to offer. Air Cargo Middle East & India speaks to Michael Proffitt, CEO of Dubai Logistics City to see what lies ahead for the potential Middle East superhub.

Counting on talent

Fadi Ghandour, CEO and founder of Aramex talks about his passion for his people.

Aramex workshop builds team spirit

Over 800 Aramex employees recently attended a daylong team-building workshop on team building concepts and methodology.

Aramex handles Oman Air express deliveries

Aramex has signed an agreement to handle the express deliveries for Oman Post in the Middle East, North Africa, Indian subcontinent and Europe.

Beirut launches logistics free zone

The Beirut Port Authority recently launched its new logistics free zone which houses facilities for regional and international transportation providers. Last month Aramex unveiled its state-of-the-art logistics centre in the free zone. It is expected that the new facility will generate better transit times for the sea and land movement of goods from Europe and North Africa to the GCC and Levant countries.

Aramex partners with BizX Trading

Aramex signs with BizX Trading to provide transport solutions in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia.

Aramex picks customs processing software

Aramex has selected Impatex to provide customs processing software for its freight and express operations throughout the UK, after a three-way competitive pitch.