CONTENTS July/August 2026 VI XVI


IN THE DOCK | LARS MEURLING


A very fond farewell VI Lars Meurling is retiring from Bromma after a career that included talking shop with Swedish royalty and enduring support for the trade association, PEMA.


PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT | FORKLIFTS, REACH STACKERS & TELEHANDLERS


Lift and shift VIII


DLM highlights some of the latest equipment from these mobile workhorses, as well as challenges and opportunities for their manufacturers.


TRENDS REPORT | DIGITALISATION


Digital drive XVI


DLM takes a deep dive into the digital trends that are impacting port and terminal operators – and how OEMs are addressing them.


Viva las Americas XXII Breakbulk Americas returns to Houston, Texas with a stellar line-up of exhibitors. DLM brings you the highlights in its comprehensive show preview.


INDUSTRY REPORT | BREAKBULK AMERICAS PREVIEW


EDITORIAL Editor


Phoebe Galbraith phoebe.galbraith@btmi.com


Deputy editor Tal Abdulrazaq


SALES


Head of sales Joe Woolerton


+44 752 549 8670 joe.woolerton@btmi.com


US sales executive Clive Bullard


+1 845 231 0846 cbullards@cs.com Customer services


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PRODUCTION


Production Dave Stanford


dave.stanford@globaldata.com Designer


Martin Faulkner


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