CONCOR takes initiative to boost Exports of India
NEW DELHI : As a further step towards ensuring sufficient availability of empty containers to the trade to cater their export commitments and mitigate the imbalance of import-export in trade, Container Corporation of India
Continuous growth in Exports for 6 months to show the resilience of exports : FIEO President
NEW DELHI : Responding to the trade data for August, 2021 showing an impressive growth of 45 percent with exports touching USD 33.14 billion, Dr A Sakthivel, President, FIEO said that the continuous growth
Gujarat Pipavav sees growth in Container volume; aims to become pioneer in DFC
PIPAVAV : The world is witnessing the big container shortage issue. High demand for containers has also led to a continuous rise in freight rates. Mr. Jakob Friis Sorensen, Managing Director at Gujarat Pipavav
French President Emmanuel Macron visits CMA CGM’s headquarters in Marseille
MARSEILLE : Welcome to the French President Emmanuel Macron, greeted by our CEO Rodolphe Saadé at the CMA CGM Tower in Marseille! This visit of our headquarters, the first by a sitting French President,
India’s merchandise exports in August 45.17% higher than a year ago
NEW DELHI : India’s merchandise exports in August touched $33.14 billion, 45.17% higher than a year ago and 27.5% over the pre-pandemic level of August 2019, but the trade deficit widened to a four-month
MSC upgrades Indus 2 service
GENEVA : MSC has announced the addition of a port call at Halifax, Canada, on the Indus 2 service, aiming to offer a direct call and competitive transit times. The Swiss/Italian container line said
OOCL orders ten Eco-Friendly 16,000 TEU Boxships
HONGKONG : Hong Kong-based container shipping and logistics company Orient Overseas Container Line Limited (OOCL) has ordered ten environmentally friendly 16,000 TEU containerships in China. As informed five of the vessels will be built
As freight rates turn high, Spice Exporters seek probe into Shipping cost
NEW DELHI : With freight rates soaring, spice exporters have urged the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways to start a high-level probe into the costs of shipping lines. “The cartelised, monopolistic and restrictive