India unlikely to meet FY24 Seafood export target of $9.25 billion
NEW DELHI : India is unlikely to meet its seafood export target worth $9.25 billion for FY24. Though there has been a slight improvement in exports in the last couple of months, the overall
Maersk diverting ships away from Red Sea amid safety concerns
COPENHAGEN : Two container vessels operated by AP Moller-Maersk have been diverted from their scheduled routes, the company has said. The deteriorating security situation in the Middle East Gulf and Red Sea region is beginning to
Cargo ships facing Attacks opt to change course
LONDON : Cargo vessels are being warned to be extra vigilant sailing near Yemen and Somalia after a spate of attacks on merchant shipping in the vicinity of Israel’s war in Gaza. On Wednesday the UK
DP World confirms data stolen in cyberattack, no ransomware used
SYDNEY : International logistics giant DP World has confirmed that data was stolen during a cyber attack that disrupted its operations in Australia earlier this month. However, the company says no ransomware payloads or
IAG Cargo open for partnerships with Indian carriers & logistics players
NEW DELHI : Bullish on the growth prospects in India, IAG Cargo is open for partnerships with Indian carriers and logistics players as and when an opportunity comes up, a top official said on
Commerce Ministry working to remove trade barriers, boost exports in sub-Saharan Africa & Gulf nations
NEW DELHI : The Commerce Ministry is working to address issues related to non-tariff barriers and market access for domestic products in sub-Saharan African countries like Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana and Gulf nations to boost India’s exports, an official said.
Made in Gujarat Solar PV Modules exported to America ; More in pipeline
SURAT : Waaree Energies Limited, a renewable energy company, that has India’s largest Solar panel manufacturing capacity of 12GW at its plants in Chikhli, Surat and Umbergaon in Gujarat, announced it has supplied 850
Soaring Turkish exports of Military-linked goods to Russia raise Western Concerns
KYIV : Turkish exports of military-related goods to Russia have surged this year, raising concerns that the NATO member is acting as a conduit for sensitive Western goods. Forty-five categories of civilian goods useful