NEW DELHI : The government is expected to release a framework to assess the logistics cost in the country to get a realistic estimate tomorrow, an official has said. At present, the government is
RODGAU : Global logistics service provider GEODIS officially put a new 700m² temperature-controlled location, with an integrated cooling area here in Germany into operation. With this opening, the company is proceeding with its strategy
SINGAPORE : Gains in Asia-Europe freight rates are likely to be sustained throughout December as shippers rush out goods before Christmas, according to Linerlytica’s latest report, released recently. On 8 December, the Shanghai Containerised Freight Index showed that
NEW DELHI : Railway Minister Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw has informed Rajya Sabha, that out of the 1,506 km Western Dedicated Freight Corridor(WDFC), 1,176 km has been completed. The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor connecting Jawaharlal
NAGPUR : NHAI has signed an agreement with M/s. DC Multi Modal Park (Nagpur) Limited, a SPV of M/S. DeltaBulk Shipping India Pvt. Ltd., for the development of Multi Modal Logistics Park (MMLP) at
NEW DELHI : The Union Road Transport and Highways Ministry (MoRTH)has said that all new trucks manufactured on or after October 1, 2025, must be equipped with AC (air conditioned) cabins for drivers. In
MUMBAi : Allcargo Gati, an Indian express distribution and supply chain solution provider, has appointed Mr. Sandeep Kulkarni as its Chief Operating Officer. He will be responsible for strategic planning, driving new-age technology adoption,
GENEVA : As part of our continuous efforts to satisfy market demand, MSC is enhancing its Sentosa-Shikra pendulum service. This standalone MSC’s service will now include port call at Karachi, Pakistan, providing a direct service between
BAHRAIN : World Zone Shipping Services LLC, a United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based logistics provider, has expanded its operation in Bahrain. The inauguration ceremony, held in Muharraq, in the presence of the company’s senior management, was
NEW YORK : The supply chain crisis is long over, but America’s importers still have a lot to keep them up at night as they plan for 2024. Two key container shipping “chokepoints” —