Keeping trade moving from the kitchen table : DP World
DUBAI : In March 2020, a virus put the world on hold. Overnight office doors closed, dispersing people to the safety of their homes. Like millions of others,
Protests in Pakistan erupt against China’s belt and road plan
Demonstrations shut down Gwadar, where Chinese are blamed for lack of water and electricity and threat to local fishing ISLAMABAD : Protests have erupted in Pakistan’s port city
Supply chain crisis hits world economy as companies face higher input costs
NEW DELHI : A prolonged supply chain crisis could negatively impact the global economy for longer than expected earlier. Disruption in global supply chain mechanism including shipping operations
Velji Dosabhai handles a remarkable ODC Shipment at Mundra
MUNDRA : Velji Dosabhai & Sons Pvt. Ltd. (VDSPL), a well established Custom Broker & Freight Forwarder in India since last 9 decade, recently handled a remarkable ODC
Container shortage, high freight dent ceramic exports
AHMEDABAD : Container shortage and high ocean freight charges have started pinching ceramic tile manufacturers in Morbi, India’s largest cluster of ceramic industry. The twin blows have already
Industry expects Bengal’s warehousing potential to improve
KOLKATA : Industry expects Bengal’s warehousing potential to improve with a tweak in rules on ground coverage — the percentage of covered area against the total plot area.
The world’s third busiest container port is back but the shipping crisis isn’t over yet
HONG KONG : One coronavirus case was all it took to shut down a critical part of the world’s third busiest container port.Now, the Meishan terminal at the Ningbo-Zhoushan Port
Container volume at major Chinese ports up 4.4% in early August
Container volume at eight major Chinese ports returned to grow following a short period decline in late July. In early August, eight major Chinese container posts posted a growth
“We have to deal with a tough situation!” : Aditi Rasquinha
The situation in Ocean Freight in the logistics industry is tough at the moment as the industry experience capacity challenges in both Air and Ocean Freight. At the
World’s first Autonomous, Electric cargo ship to make voyage with zero crew onboard in November 20
NORWAY : A Norwegian company called Yara International claims to have created the world’s first zero-emission ship that can also transport cargo autonomously. The Yara Birkeland electric cargo
