The Suez Canal Authority’s decision to arrest the Ever Given, following the six-day closure of the waterway, as leverage for its $916m insurance claim against the vessel owner, is likely to further delay the General Average process.
Jose Guerrero, president …
Consumers in the United States, and the country’s low retail inventories, could keep freight rates elevated, even post-pandemic.
According to Alan Murphy, CEO & partner at Sea-Intelligence, a resurgence of consumer spending on services in favour of physical goods, won’t …
German project cargo forwarding specialist Bertling Logistics has appointed Rasmus Frandsen (pictured above) as director of business development at its Houston office.
He joined Bertling from Intermarine, where he started his shipping career in 2013 and subsequently worked in a …
PRESS RELEASE Leipzig/Halle Airport has temporarily taken its northern runway out of service. The concrete surface will be intricately overhauled until September and the classic runway lighting will be placed by modern LED technology: this is an investment in the …
April 14, 2021:
The Indian air cargo management solution provider, CargoFlash Infotech, announced its partnership with the Luxembourg-based EDIfly, to provide advanced encrypted messaging software for aviation and logistics sectors.
Starting April 2021, CargoFlash has embedded the technology of EDIFly …
The lawsuit against DSV, in which the Danish forwarder is potentially on the hook along for several billions of dollars in damages, has taken an interesting twist.
(Our previous coverage is here, background; and here)
A quick recap
Last year, …
The track and trace of a satellite firm (and why it matters to logistics)?
‘Detour risk’
Well, first off, the de-listing of Internet-of-Things firm ORBCOMM via a buyout may take a detour.
It received a $1.1bn bid, including net debt, …
