The UK government has outlined plans to develop the country as a “global test bed of emerging technology, enabling it to capitalise on the economic potential of maritime innovations”.
A 338-page document, Maritime 2050 – Navigating the Future, was published …
US importers are bracing themselves for more delays in the coming weeks, as congestion at the major west coast container gateways worsens, exacerbated by shortages of container chassis and rail cars.
“We’re seeing unprecedented levels of cargo,” said Mario Cordero, …
Despite reports that its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is faltering, China continues to plough ahead with the project.
Chief executive of Wheeler Management Consulting Andre Wheeler told The Loadstar he believes the policy is in no danger of being …
Despite expectations that the air freight market could soften this year, airlines seem keen to upgrade their fleets and networks, according to several announcements this month.
Yesterday, All Nippon Airways said it would introduce a new 777 freighter, in anticipation …
Following the successful launch of new services in January, Schweizerzug is again increasing its train frequencies between Switzerland and Belgium to keep up with strong customer and market demand. The Swiss rail freight operator is adding one weekly roundtrip service …
Agility Logistics has signed a memorandum of understanding to manage logistics at Carbon Holdings’ industrial facilities in Egypt, including construction of the new Tahrir Petrochemicals Complex (TPC).
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A response to DSV’s Sfr170 per share bid for Panalpina is expected on Friday – but analysts and investors are increasingly asking who, exactly, will respond.
Last week’s news that DSV was looking to buy the Swiss 3PL triggered a …
