New look for hcb

HCB – formerly known as Hazardous Cargo Bulletin – has today launched a revamped version of its website, www.HCBlive.com

The new site takes advantage of the latest web technologies to present up-to-the-minute, business-critical news and analysis from HCB’s editorial team.

The eye-catching layout gives readers an attractive and intuitive user experience, providing instant access to all the latest news – in greater detail than ever before. HCB Subscribers can also access the extensive archive of material stretching back many years – ideal for those who need to research the development of transport regulations or innovations in safety technology.

New features on HCBlive include information on HCBtv – a new venture offering industry a valuable addition to their marketing portfolio. Website registrants also get automatic sign-up to the HCB Weekly newsletter – the fastest source of news on the dangerous goods supply chain.

The new website keeps many of the old site’s features, including listings of upcoming conferences, a helpful database of industry websites and HCB’s editorial plan for the year ahead.

Formerly known as Hazardous Cargo Bulletin, HCB has been providing information and analysis on all sectors of the dangerous goods supply chain since 1980. Read by shippers and carriers of liquid chemicals, hydrocarbons, liquefied gases, explosives and other dangerous goods, HCB has built up an enviable reputation as the go-to source of information and its editor-in-chief, Peter Mackay, is a regular speaker and chairman at industry conferences.

HCB is owned by Cargo Media Ltd and based in London, UK.

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