Cargo terminals on freight corridor run into hurdles
MUMBAI : Investors seeking to set up Private Freight Terminals (PFT) alongside the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) have urged the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL) to remove the hurdles that are
Soaring freight cost a global phenomenon: Goyal
SURAT : Union Industries Minister Shri Piyush Goyal claimed that the government has limited role in this role to play in the demand-driven market after describing shortage of containers and the spiralling freight costs
DHL Express to hike prices in India by 6.9 pc on average next year
MUMBAI : DHL Express will hike its prices in India by 6.9 per cent on an average from January 1, 2022, as part of its annual price revision exercise globally, the company said on
Improved volumes, margins point to strong FY22 for CONCOR
NEW DELHI : The Container Corporation of India (Concor) stock has gained over 11 per cent since the last week of August on the back of a recovery in trade volumes and expectations of
GEODIS partners with AHS to implement Exotec robotic solution to optimize ecommerce fulfillment
LEVALLOIS-PERRET : GEODIS, a leading transport and logistics provider, and Advanced Handling Systems (AHS), a provider of integrated fulfillment and distribution solutions, today announced a new partnership to implement the Exotec Skypod System into GEODIS’ eLogistics site
CEVA Logistics offering ground transport solutions from China using 9710, 9810 eCommerce customs cod…
CEVA Logistics first to use eCommerce customs codes at Alashankou port Customs codes intended to encourage international, cross-border business CEVA offering leading transit and customs services between China, Europe MARSEILLE : CEVA Logistics is
Five Rules for the Next Supply Chain Crisis
Supply chain interruption is not uncommon. Natural disasters, human errors, political unrest and climate change have always impacted procurement. Typically, these issues have been localized. When faced with an earthquake in Japan, businesses could
Freight future needs certainty on planning
A “tsunami of freight” has flowed through Australia’s ports and supply chains throughout the Covid-19 pandemic period, but supply chain experts warn future efficiency gains will be dependent on greater infrastructure connectivity and national