Black Sea exports down 35% in April due to Russia-Ukraine war
Black Sea exports in April were down 35% on a halt in Ukrainian ports shipments, according to S&P Global Ma... 
Hapag-Lloyd expects Q2 to exceed expectations; says disruptions to improve in H2
Hapag-Lloyd expects the second quarter to exceed expectations after the shipping line recorded an "exception...
The official opening of DP World London Gateway Logistics Centre was attended by Robert Goodwill, UK Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Transport (orange jacket), accompanied by DP World Group chief executive Mohammed Sharaf (far left) and DP World chairman Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem (far right). (Photo: London Gateway/DP World)
London Gateway, the UK’s newest deep sea port, is showing signs of starting to make its anticipated
ONE launches refreshed e-commerce platform
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced the launch of its refreshed e-commerce platform, which has been developed to...
Kerry Logistics launches first e-trucks in Hong Kong
Kerry Logistics Network (Kerry Logistics) became the first logistics company to use electronic trucks (e-trucks) in...
ECS says launch of Global Air Cargo Korea to boost its Asia presence
ECS Group said the launch of its Globe Air Cargo (GAC) Korea will boost its "strategic foothold"...
Vietnam increasingly important as transport hub for Gebrüder Weiss
Gebrüder Weiss said Vietnam has become an increasingly important transport hub for the freight forwarder over...
ICTSI spends US$20M for IT upgrades in its Manila flagship
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has invested more than ₱900 million (US$20 million) in...
PSA, ONE uses reclaimed reefer refrigerant gas to cut emissions
PSA Corporation Ltd (PSA) and Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd (ONE) have deepened their collaboration on sustainability...
KUALA LUMPUR (JULY 3, 2015) – Just over a month into the launch of IAG Cargo’s Kuala Lumpur-London
Leading companies in the cargo, logistics and supply chain sector took home 39 different awards at
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the big losers in the row over alleged subsidies for three Middle East carriers.
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the victims of the bitter row over alleged subsidies
