Government announces inclusion of Retail and Wholesale trades as MSMEs
NEW DELHI : Minister of MSME and Road Transport and Highways Shri Nitin Gadkari announced revised guidelines for MSMEs with inclusion of Retail and Wholesale trades as MSMEs.
FinMin extends anti-dumping duty on Chinese ‘PVC Flex Film’ imports
NEW DELHI : The Finance Ministry has extended the validity of the existing anti-dumping duty on ‘PVC Flex Film’ imports from China till January 31 next year. The
Freight rates to US and Canada increased at Hapag Lloyd
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced increased rates from the East Coast of South America to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. Hapag-Lloyd has announced
Statue of Liberty replica has arrived in New York on board the CMA CGM NERVAL
Lady Liberty’s Little Sister arrived in New York after crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Customized solutions used to transport this exceptional cargo. Statue will travel to Ellis Island to be displayed to visitors on Independence
India, UK Aim To Double Bilateral Trade By 2030: Report
NEW DELHI : Last month, India and Britain opened a new chapter in bilateral ties by launching a new Enhanced Trade Partnership, which also paved the way for
Plans for London’s first new shipyard in a century
The Port of London Authority (PLA) is working with property developers, London & Regional, and the Royal Docks Team (RDT) to deliver the first new shipyard on the
Freight forwarder Hellmann eyes cargo drones delivery from 2022
German logistics services company Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is looking to launch a pioneering new transport service for the cross-border transportation of time-critical goods as early as next year.
K Line apologises for second hacking incident this year
TOKYO : Japanese shipping major Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has suffered its second serious hacking incident of the year, a further example of how shipping is becoming
How to solve COVID’s crew change crisis and protect global supply chains
Over 1 million seafarers work in tough conditions to support 80% of global trade. COVID-19 pandemic has stranded vast numbers of these key workers at sea. We outline
Crew change crisis goes from bad to worse
SINGAPORE : The crew change crisis is worsening once again with thousands more workers at sea working beyond their contracted times. At its peak in the middle of