Chittagong makes bullet seals for inbound boxes mandatory
The Chittagong Port Authority has made mandatory the use of bullet seals in all laden import containers, effective from 1 December, to ensure goods are not damaged or lost when they land in port
RMG makers send SOS as strike disrupts export-import
CHITTAGONG : The Narayanganj-based knitwear exporter Wisdom Attires Ltd had been scheduled to ship about $0.6million worth of products by Sunday from Chattogram Port to a Spanish buyer. Amid the nationwide transport strike there
2M Alliance announces voyage number changes in Asia – Europe network
2M Alliance, which comprises the largest container carriers Maersk and MSC, has announced changes in the voyage numbers for several services from Asia to Europe. With the latest changes, the alliance aims to provide
Maersk’s Head of Responsible Ship Recycling, Capt. Prashant S Widge features in ‘2021 Class of 40 Under 40 Europe India Leaders’
Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI) recognises the leader from A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) for exemplary efforts undertaken in the field of responsible ship recycling. EICBI today has announced its ‘2021
MSC to take part in Trans-Port 2021
GENEVA : MSC will be taking to the stage at Trans-Port 2021 to explain where the industry stands on its digitalisation progression and what is needed going forward to ensure players work together to achieve
BOLLORÉ Logistics Singapore launches biodiesel haulage service with L’Oréal travel retail Asia Pacific
Bolloré Logistics Singapore and L’Oréal Travel Retail Asia Pacific have jointly launched a biofuel solution for local trucking services that will be used for delivery of L’Oréal Travel Retail Asia Pacific’s beauty products across
The Very Group moves closer to net zero with Kuehne+Nagel partnership
Partnership moves UK-based online retailer towards net zero transport operations The aim is to accelerate climate protection and emissions reduction in logistics Implemented via Kuehne+Nagel’s Net Zero Carbon programme The Very Group, which operates
Maersk expects shipping to remain tight into next year
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S expects shipping markets to remain tight at least into the first quarter of next year as global container demand grows faster than previously expected. The world’s largest shipping line