“I am moving to The Hague, where I have been given the unique opportunity to head up the Maersk-owned brand Twill. Twill is a corporate start-up that works to digitalise sales in logistics, and hereby making logistics readily and easily …

It seems every day we are reminded that Flexport – one of the hottest attention-grabbing headline names – has come to disrupt the logistics industry, although even the most astute insiders – there are a few in San Francisco – …

“A US start-up is bringing RPA to the logistics arena, to speed up repetitive processes and customer interaction to free employees for other tasks,” my colleague Ian Putzger wrote a couple of weeks ago, in a story focused on RPA …

Qatar Airways Cargo has put itself at the forefront of a potentially radical change in the way air freight capacity is bought. 
It is the first carrier looking to use index-linked agreements (ILAs) with customers, a method likely to take …

Capacity issues – as well as the soft market – have hit Schiphol, with the Dutch gateway reporting a 9.1% drop in first-half volumes to some 767,000 tonnes.   
Schiphol Cargo is considerably below the market on volume changes. Figures published …

The IMO’s regulation for a maximum 0.5% sulphur content in marine fuel coming into force on 1 January looks set to divide ocean carriers into two distinct low and high scrubber groups.
According to Drewry, there will be a group …

Contrary to earlier reports, CargoLogic Germany (CLG) has yet to receive its air operator’s certificate (AOC) from the German Aviation Authority (LBA).  
A press release from the Saxon state government appears to have led to the confusion, but a spokesperson …