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In 1956, Linfox founder, Lindsay Fox, started Linfox with one truck in Melbourne, Australia. More than 60 years later, the Linfox Logistics business has grown to have a fleet of more than 5,000 trucks and is the Asia Pacific’s largest privately-owned logistics company with operations employing more than 24,000 people spanning 12 countries.
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Linfox supports Woodside and EDL Energy to develop domestic LNG market 15 / 04 / 19
Oil and gas provider, Woodside Energy has opened its new LNG Truck Loading Facility in Karratha, a key milestone in the development of a local LNG market for remote...
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Seeking enthusiastic innovators to help solve a fuel challenge 12 / 04 / 19
Melbourne’s top tech and innovation hub, YBF Ventures is partnering with iconic Australian logistics company, Linfox to unlock new and innovative ways to further reduce environmental emissions by optimising...
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Linfox transport scheduler named Trucking Industry Woman of the Year 09 / 04 / 19
Linfox Transport Scheduler, Coralie Chapman has been named National Trucking Industry Woman of the Year by the Australian Trucking Association (ATA).
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Donations for flood-affected Townsville families 07 / 03 / 19
Toys, books, clothes and household items are on their way from Brisbane to flood-affected families in Townsville, thanks to the generosity of Incitec Pivot Limited employees and logistics provider,...
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Linfox opens new warehouse in Vietnam 01 / 03 / 19
Linfox has opened a new warehouse and distribution centre in Bac Ninh to service Hanoi and the northern Vietnam region.
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Linfox overcomes challenging flood conditions in first week of north QLD intermodal operations 07 / 02 / 19
Linfox’s new intermodal logistics network in north Queensland is harnessing road and rail transport to bypass flood affected areas to replenish empty shelves in major supermarkets and convenience stores.
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