SC Ports has record May for containers
SC Ports keeps freight moving, recording a record May for containers handled at the Port of Charleston CHARLESTON : South Carolina Ports had a record May for containers handled at the Port of Charleston, marking
“COVID-19 brings the need for data-driven supply chains to the fore”: DP World
DUBAI : Covid-19 has exposed the fragility of the supply chain of many logistics businesses, highlighted the expedited digitalization needs to bring improved visibility across the chain, increase collaboration between stakeholders, and optimize the
Abu Dhabi Terminals and Microsoft launch AI partnership
Abu Dhabi Terminals has partnered with Microsoft to enhance container tracking using Artificial Intelligence (AI). The companies will use Microsoft’s Azure cloud to apply Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based smart tracking, enabling 100% traceability of containers
Delays of 14 days expected at Yantian port due to tighter Covid controls
Maersk is warning of delays of 14 days upwards at Yantian port due to heightened Covid restrictions, and lines are omitting and diverting more calls in South China. SHENZEN : The Covid-19 situation has
JNPT celebrates World Environment Day 2021
Port highlights its Green Initiatives for a sustainable future MUMBAI : Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), India’s premier container port observed World Environment Day with great enthusiasm and vehemence. JNPT Chairman Shri Sanjay Sethi, IAS,
Govt blocks China’s bid to enter Indian ports sector
Move forces French container shipping Group to cancel Mundra deal NEW DELHI : China’s bid to get a toe hold in the Indian ports sector has been spurned by the government, forcing the French
JNPT strengthens Maritime business, Port witnesses steady surge in container handling in May
JNPT handled 4,54,385 TEUs during the month May 2021 Leading the fight against COVID-19, JNPT handled a total 327.632 MT of liquid medical oxygen and medical accessories in May MUMBAI : Jawaharlal Nehru Port
OOCL Durban destroys two cranes at Kaohsiung Port
VIETNAM : The 8,500TEU OOCL Durban has crashed with the No. 70 Yangming Wharf bridge crane at the Port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan causing two cranes to collapse on the spot. According to reports,