Better customer interface increasing freight traffic: NFR
MALIGAON : The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has taken several steps for better customer interface leading to easier and increased freight transportation and adding boost to local economy, an official release informed. Among others,
Fresh fruit export continues despite the collapse of the Afghan government
NEW DELHI : Afghanistan Fresh and Dried Fruit Exporters are looking for the best options to continue trade in the face of the collapse of the Afghanistan government. Currently fresh and dry produce exporters
DB Schenker rejects DSV comments in an internal memo: No grounds for a hostile takeover
BERLIN : DSV’s stated interest in talking to DB Schenker about a possible acquisition, if the opportunity emerges, now makes the German freight forwarder’s Board of Management take action and inform its employees, that
Walmart charters ships to ensure freight capacity, inventory for peak season
Dive Brief: Walmart is chartering ships to ensure it has enough freight capacity to meet demand for peak season, executives said on the company’s earnings call Tuesday. The decision came amid a lack of capacity in
Ever Given container ship is traveling through Suez Canal again
EGYPT : The massive Ever Given container ship is en route once again through the Suez Canal after running aground in March and ruining global shipping for nearly a week. According to MarineTraffic, the Ever
Pacific Port Problems Pile More Strain on Bustling Trade Lane
When will this end? That was a WhatsApp message your Supply Lines correspondent received this week from a Hong Kong-based manufacturer who is grappling with the ongoing choke points hampering global supply chains. The
Maersk signs first green methanol deal in step towards dropping fossil fuels
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller-Maersk (MAERSK.CO) said it had signed a contract securing green methanol as the world’s largest shipping firm gears up to operate its first carbon-neutral ship in 2023. With about 90% of world trade
Exporters likely to move CCI on ‘cartelisation’ in Shipping industry
MUMBAI : Baffled by the increase in logistical costs and short supply of containers, which are making business uncompetitive, a group of exporters are gearing up to approach the Competition Commission of India (CCI)