BIMCO and Achilles Announce Strategic Partnership to Enhance Maritime Industry Standards
COPENHAGEN : BIMCO, the world’s largest international shipping association and Achilles, a global leader in supply chain risk management solutions, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at supporting standardisation, supply chain resilience and operational
Security of the supply chain more critical than ever
LONDON : A kilo of cocaine is worth between USD 1,500 and USD 2,200 in producing countries such as Colombia. By the time it reaches consumer markets in Europe and North America, it can
Sarbananda Sonowal joins Global Maritime Leaders at Singapore Maritime Week (SMW)
SINGAPORE : The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal joined Global Maritime Leaders at the Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) to discuss, deliberate and devise strategies based on the shared vision
India’s agriculture growth rate to be 20 pc in 2 years says Gadkari flags high logistics cost
NEW DELHI : India’s agricultural growth rate is expected to be 20 per cent in the next two years and the Centre’s first priority is to make the sector economically viable and create more
New Tools Simplify Client Connections for Freight Forwarders
With hundreds of forwarding companies competing for customers worldwide, how do you stand out and find your clients? Chances are, you’re investing heavily in advertising across multiple platforms and relying on the slow and
Indian Warehousing and Logistics Sector Surges 203% in 2024
NEW DELHI : India’s warehousing and logistics sector secured investments worth $1.96 billion in 2024, contributing 29 per cent to the total institutional investments in the real estate sector last year, according to a report by
AEL, SCI, Titagarh Rail, Cochin Shipyard: What Elara says on railway, airport, road & shipping sectors
NEW DELHI : Elara Securities, which recently hosted Elara India Infrastructure Conference, said it is optimistic on the prospects of shipping and airports and has a ‘neutral’ stance on railways and roads sectors. The
China’s Container Crisis: Falling Rates and Cooling Demand Concern Traders & Lessors
HAMBURG : China’s container logistics businesses face mounting pressure as declining container prices and leasing rates caused by weak cargo demand strain the industry. The market is experiencing growing inventory glut, making it harder