Shanghai launches first freight train to Central Asia
China has launched its first train to Central Asia with the new route between Shanghai and Almaty in Kazakhstan.... 
Etihad ramps up cargo operations with new A350F freighter
Etihad Airways has firmed up its order with Airbus for seven new generation A350F freighters which will upgrade...
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
Maersk raises full-year profit guidance by US$7B to US$37B
A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S (APPM) has raised its profit guidance this year by US$7 billion to US$37...
Hefei-Budapest freight train opens as China-Europe rail expands
Another freight train from China bound for Europe has further expanded the rail connections between the two regions....
Kerry Logistics adds charter frequencies between HKG-HSV
Kerry Logistics is ramping up its charter frequency from Hong Kong (HKG) and Huntsville, Alabama (HSV) to address...
Shenzhen allows fully autonomous vehicles on some roads
Shenzhen started allowing fully autonomous vehicles to run on certain roads in August as a local regulation on smart...
UPS' Marken acquires the medical courier business of Cedra Express
UPS' Marken, a critical part of UPS Healthcare, has reached an agreement to purchase the medical courier busi...
Kuehne+Nagel appoints Siew Loong Wong as head of Asia Pacific region
Kuehne+Nagel has announced the appointment of Siew Loong Wong as its head for the Asia Pacific region. The logistics...
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
