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<p>Dachser, prestataire international de solutions de transport et de logistique, poursuit son développement dans le sud de la France à travers l’ouverture d’une nouvelle agence transport située à Garons, près de Nîmes.</p> <p>Opérationnelle depuis le 5 janvier dernier, cette nouvelle agence s’impose comme une plateforme stratégique avec son terminal de transit de 4 000 m², 40 portes à quai et une porte plain-pied dédiée aux livraisons spécifiques. Elle réunit 50 collaborateurs issus des agences d’Avignon et de Nîmes pour offrir une expertise renforcée.</p> <p>Le site est certifié Full ADR pour garantir une gestion sécurisée du transport et de la manipulation des marchandises dangereuses, répondant ainsi aux exigences des clients du secteur chimique. Une accréditation HACCP viendra compléter ses atouts courant 2026 afin d’assurer la conformité aux standards du secteur agroalimentaire.</p> <p><figure class="image"> <img src="https://medias.objectifgard.com/api/v1/images/view/695d358ab5f7d4fbf309e9e4/article/image.jpg" alt="DACHSER est aussi installée à Garons"> <figcaption> DACHSER est aussi installée à Garons (Photo DACHSER) </figcaption> </figure></p> <p>Conçue pour offrir des solutions fiables et performantes, cette agence transport accompagne également les acteurs des secteurs industriel, cosmétique, textile et bricolage, dans le développement de leurs activités, notamment à l’expo.</p> <p>«<em> L’implantation de notre nouvelle agence transport, au plus près de Nîmes, et la proximité immédiate de notre site Nîmes Contract Logistics offrent à nos clients un hub unique où le transport et l’entreposage se renforcent mutuellement. Au cœur des principaux axes de transport routier et connecté à notre réseau européen, ce positionnement nous permet d’assurer des flux fiables et rapides vers les principaux marchés d’Europe du Sud</em> », note Murat Kayki, General Manager Languedoc-Roussillon.</p> <p>Cette implantation, en proximité immédiate du site Dachser Nîmes Contract Logistics, ouvert en 2024, vise à renforcer la synergie entre les activités de transport et de logistique contractuelle du groupe dans la région.</p> <p>Avec cette nouvelle implantation transport, Dachser renforce son offre combinée de services de transport et d’entreposage dans la région.</p> <p>À proximité immédiate se trouve l’agence Dachser Nîmes Contract Logistics, disposant de 12 000 m² de surface d’entreposage, soit 19 000 emplacements palettes. Ce site est certifié HACCP et engagé dans un processus de certification IFS (IFS Food et IFS Logistics) prévu pour le premier semestre 2027, afin d’assurer la qualité et la sécurité des produits alimentaires lors de leur stockage ou manipulation.</p> <p><figure class="image"> <img src="https://medias.objectifgard.com/api/v1/images/view/68075763bc5fabfc700d69f2/article/image.jpg" alt="actiparc"> <figcaption> La zone Mitra • <strong>Photo SAT</strong> </figcaption> </figure></p>…

« Soli Deo Gloria », une œuvre de Jean-Christophe Deveney et Édouard Cour, reçoit le prix BD Fnac France Inter pour son imagination et sa puissance narrative

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Rep. Doug LaMalfa (https://lamalfa.house.gov/) We woke up this morning to the terrible news that California Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa had suddenly passed away overnight. Our sincere prayers go out to his family. I had the pleasure of covering Assemblyman/Senator LaMalfa when he served in the California Legislature. He always made himself available for questions and comments, and when he saw me hanging out in the back of the Assembly or Senate, he would often swing by to say hi. He was a statesman and a voice of reason. And Doug LaMalfa had a sense of humor. In 2011, I reported that then-Sen. Doug LaMalfa presented “A measure to close California’s budget deficit,” to “Help Our State Tax,” which would add another line on California income tax forms so that taxpayers can make an extra voluntary contributions to the state. This was for anyone interested in voluntarily paying more in taxes to the state of California – Senator LaMalfa wanted to make it easy for you to accomplish this noble gesture. LaMalfa said that the provision is not currently on the tax form, and since he hears so many people say that they would give more in taxes if asked, he wanted to make it easier to do so. “Polling shows that many people are clammoring to help,” said LaMalfa. “What could be better than a simple solution?” Rep. Doug LaMalfa’s current congressional district. Rep. LaMalfa fought hard against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Proposition 50 redistricting scheme, which targeted LaMalfa and remapped his solid Republican district, originally stretching from Siskiyou County and much of the Oregon-California border down through rural Shasta and Sutter Counties. Under the new Prop. 50 maps, the district shifts south out of Modoc County and jogs westward to pick up parts of leftist Sonoma County and Democrat State Senator Mike McGuire’s home city of Santa Rosa, Calmatters reported. KCRA reported last summer that “three sources close to the situation told KCRA 3 the Democratic leader of the California Senate, Mike McGuire, had one of the new, targeted districts drawn specifically for him in exchange for his support of the redistricting plan.” Sure enough, in November, Democrat Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire launched a campaign to run against Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa in the redrawn congressional district. We have learned that LaMalfa had an aneurism and died during emergency surgery. As California Assemblyman James Gallagher (R-Marysville) so accurately said today about LaMalfa: “His focus was always on the people of his district and the American values he cherished so deeply. There was no one who took the job of representative more seriously than Doug. He traversed the district, going to every dinner and community event. He demanded answers from bureaucrats. He pushed hard for the things his people needed. He waited until the very end of every State of the Union so he could talk to the President, Republican or Democrat, about his district.” Requiescat in Pace Congressman Doug LaMalfa.