UAE looking to expand scope of trade under CEPA with India
SINGAPORE : The United Arab Emirates is looking to expand the scope of trade and services covered under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with India to further accelerate bilateral trading volume, a senior
Union Govt plans to eliminate diesel, petrol vehicles in India by 2034 : Nitin Gadkari
MANDI : Union Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari said on Wednesday that the government has set a target of eliminating diesel and petrol vehicles within 10 years. “I want to eliminate diesel and petrol vehicles
Tiger Logistics announces Q4FY24 results, unveils FreightJar 2.0
NEW DELHI : Tiger Logistics (India) announces quarterly and annual results on Tuesday. Net profit rose 82.35% to Rs 4.03 crore in Q4FY24 as against Rs 2.21 crore during Q4FY23. Sales rose 51.88% to
Aprojects acquires Super Freight in India
ANTWERP/MUMBAI : Earlier this year, Aprojects, still headquartered in Antwerp, announced its 16th branch in Madrid and also the 17th in Istanbul. A strategic choice to facilitate its customers even better from geographically favorable
Safety First: Ensuring secure Transportation with Reliable Logistics Partners
By Mr. Vivek Juneja, Founder & Managing Director, Varuna Group The safe and efficient transportation of goods is crucial for businesses of all sizes, highlighting the indispensable role of reliable logistics partners. Ensuring secure
The Heavy Lift Group re-elects executives driving growth
TORONTO : The Heavy Lift Group has re-elected three key executive committee members and appointed a new member in its ‘stand by’ post to provide cover in reserve, in moves signalling the specialized international
India’s cold chain sector poised for growth and innovation : Dr Surendra Ahirwar
NEW DELHI : India’s cold chain sector is on the verge of significant growth and innovation, according to Dr. Surendra Ahirwar, Joint Secretary at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s Department for Promotion of
Shipment delays double as ships clog up Singapore’s ports
SINGAPORE : The world’s second busiest container port at Singapore has seen a major spike in congestion, forcing carriers to stretch charter agreements and to build container fleets in preparation for an elongated peak