KOLKATA : The Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port in Kolkata has suspended all cargo and container handling operations for 12 hours from Sunday evening in view of the forecast of a cyclonic storm, officials said.
KOLKATA : SITC, a leading intra-Asia operator, has announced the commencement of a direct weekly service linking Port Klang (Malaysia) and Yangon (Myanmar) with the Haldia Dock Complex (HDC) of Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port,
NEW DELHI : Logistics cost has serious implications on the country’s manufacturing sector, export competitiveness and global positioning. The Red Sea route, which is shorter and faster, was the preferred choice for most shipping companies.
NEW DELHI : A group of WTO member countries, including Brazil, Canada and the European Union, have urged India to submit timely notifications on sugar subsidies in the World Trade Organisation, an official said.
COPENHAGEN : A perfect storm in global trade is creating a shipping container capacity crunch, fueling a sudden and surprise spike in ocean freight rates. The beginning of peak shipping season, coupled with the longer transits
KIEL (GERMANY) : The ongoing conflict in West Asia, particularly in the Red Sea region has severely impacted global shipping, causing a significant increase in sea freight costs and disrupting the supply chains for
NEW DELHI : The share of Passenger Vehicle (PV) exports relative to total production in India reached its lowest in a decade in 2023, notwithstanding the government’s ambitions to transform the country into a
KENT : British energy infrastructure operator National Grid (NG.L), opens new tab said on Thursday it is looking to sell its Grain liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Britain, Europe’s largest such facility, in a bid
AHMEDABAD : Six MBA (International Business) students from Gujarat Technological University (GTU) broadened their understanding of international trade through their 2nd semester subject ( EXPORT IMPORT MANAGEMENT) Subject code:-2529301) under this students visit to
NEW DELHI : According to latest data of Commerce Dept, smartphones are now the fourth-largest export item from India with 42 per cent growth to $15.6 billion in FY24, up by one notch in