Developed nations must advance emissions target to 2040 : Amitabh Kant
NEW DELHI : Climate change is the biggest crisis for the world, and to achieve net-zero target by 2050, developed countries will have to advance their emissions target to 2040, India’s G20 Sherpa Amitabh
Women’s Wing-FFFAI organises visit for their members and APEDA officials to Mumbai Port
MUMBAI : Recently, FFFAI Women’s Wing headed by Ms. Chaitaly Mehta, Convenor of the FFFAI Women’s Wing interacted with Mumbai Port Authority while visiting the port along with Govt Officials from APEDA (Agricultural and
B. Kasiviswanathan appointed as new Chairman of Cochin Port Authority
KOCHI : Mr. B Kasiviswanathan has assumed charge as Chairperson, Cochin Port Authority (CoPA), with effect from November 1. A gold medalist in Mechanical Engineering (Practicals) from the Govt. College of Technology, Coimbatore, Mr.
MPA first port in SE Asia to offer discounts to eco-friendly ships
GOA : The Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) on Tuesday evening created history by being the first port in the country and the Southeast Asian region to offer discounts to environment-friendly ships under the ‘Harit
Schedule reliability improves, Maersk and Hamburg Süd top rankings
COPENHAGEN : Sea-Intelligence published issue 146 of the Global Liner Performance (GLP) report, which includes schedule reliability figures from January to September 2023. According to the analysis, in September 2023, global schedule reliability rose
How new-age companies are contributing to sustainability in logistics industry
MUMBAI : The logistics industry, which facilitates the movement of goods globally, is actively looking at “green logistics” to minimise the impact on the environment. It is employing sustainable transport methods, choosing sustainable suppliers, tapping green
Tamil Nadu Cabinet approves projects worth 7,000 INR-Crore
CHENNAI : Tamil Nadu Cabinet, on Tuesday, October 31, approved “structured packages” for eight projects worth 7,000 INR-Crore. These projects include various fields ranging from electronic vehicle components to footwear, glass manufacturing, and aerospace. The
Services exports decline 2.7 pc to USD 28.42 bn in September
NEW DELHI : In September, India’s services exports witnessed a year-on-year decline of 2.7 per cent, totaling USD 28.42 billion, according to the Reserve Bank of India. Simultaneously, services imports also saw a significant decrease, with a sharper decline of 10.3 percent,