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Kevin Jones

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As seen in: Bulk Transporter, Fleet Maintenance, Fleet Owner, Trailer Body Builders Magazine, American Chemical Society, Utility Dive, Association for Advancing Automation, T&D World, Dumb Little Man, CCJ (Commercial Carrier Journal), Cecil Whig, Manufacturing Tomorrow, Snowshoe Magazine, Processing Magazine and
Editorial Director, Commercial Vehicle Group, Endeavor Business Media
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Schmitz Cargobull takes majority stake in leading Australian trailer OEM

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By Kevin Jones 
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine
The $50 million upgrade of Freighter Group's Ballarat facility and the appointment of new leadership mark a new chapter, integrating advanced manufacturing and digital solutions to enhance product reliability and operational efficiency Key Highlights Schmitz Cargobull now holds a 72% stake in Freighter Group, reinforcing its commitment to the Australian market.
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E. European trailer forecast suggests recovery amid challenges: CLEAR

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By Kevin Jones 
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine
A small amount of market growth is forecast for trailers in Eastern Europe in 2026 but there will be more substantial increases in 2027-28, according to the latest 2026 forecast for the East European Heavy Goods Trailer Market from CLEAR International.
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Trailer orders continue upside surprise

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By Kevin Jones 
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine
The U.S. trailer industry provided a second consecutive "upside surprise" in April 2026, as net orders increased despite historical patterns that typically favor a spring slowdown. Data from FTRand ACT Research suggest that while the market remains in a challenging environment, it is moving toward stabilization and modest improvement. April by the Numbers: According to FTR, U.S. trailer net orders rose to 19,953 units, an 11% increase month-over-month.
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