15 May 2018
DOHA, Qatar – Qatar Airways Cargo and Expo Freight Logistics (EFL) have signed an agreement for weekly scheduled charter services, taking their partnership to the next level. The award-winning carrier, through its QR Charter services, now offers …
In response to the recent demise of Scotland’s only direct maritime ro-ro link with continental Europe, P&O Ferries has announced plans to hike freight capacity on its services between Zeebrugge and Teesport.
The move combines with the planned launch of …
Digital start-ups may hit media headlines, but some of the biggest names in forwarding are making sizeable investments in digital technologies of their own.
In the past 24 hours, DHL Supply Chain and Kuehne + Nagel have announced new platforms …
CEVA plans to repay and refinance the majority of its debt facilities in the coming months, it told investors today.
Following its announcement of reasonable first-quarter results this morning, it said it would primarily use proceeds from its recent IPO …
Investors are increasingly concerned that, with only 18 months to go until the IMO’s 0.5% sulphur cap regulations, container lines still have no clear strategy on how they will comply, and how the change will be paid for.
This ‘wait …
The port of Vancouver is building a new facility for container inspections near its Deltaport terminal complex. Importers and forwarders hope the inspection station, which is scheduled to come on stream next year, will cut down on inspection times. But …
After sliding back into the red in the first three months of the year, and predicting a “tough” second quarter, Hapag-Lloyd is bullish about the prospects of a recovery in the second half.
The German carrier loaded 2.9m teu in …
