A spike in demand since the pandemic has led to a backlog of orders lasting until next April and has given the company enough confidence to raise prices by 10%. Rather than hurting demand,
SWITZERLAND : Strong global demand for transport services has boosted the Kuehne + Nagel Group’s latest quarterly financial results. All business units were reportedly able to exceed their prior-year results, in some cases significantly.
COPENHAGEN : Maersk is expected to announce that it will only handle cargo from direct shippers from 1 November, cutting out freight forwarders, In an effort to attract larger shippers . The Danish carrier
The shipping crisis is driving some companies to ship their goods via air charters. A trans-Pacific Boeing 777 air freight charter has hit $2 million – more than double its peak pre-pandemic price. The shipping crisis is boosting
NEW YORK : Approximately 200,000 shipping containers remain on ships off the coast of Los Angeles as pandemic-related gridlock continues to disrupt various supply chains, according to Gene Seroka, the Executive Director of the
SINGAPORE : Tanker rates to ship liquefied natural gas (LNG) have more than doubled since the start of the month as a power crisis in Asia and Europe drives up demand for vessels, industry
COPENHAGEN : Shipping has never been in the spotlight like this, says Shereen Zarkani, Head of Maersk Growth. “In the past, you know, it never got all this attention and all this money.” All
GANDHIDHAM : Union Minister for Ports, Shipping & Waterways and AYUSH Shri Sarbananda Sonowal laid the Foundation Stone for various capacity augmentation projects at Deendayal Port on Tuesday, the 2nd day of his visit
NEW DELHI : In a move towards promoting secure paperless trade, CBIC_India of Finance Ministry explores new frontiers for promoting DigitalIndia by adopting Blockchain Technology for tracking movement of containers to a bonded warehouse.
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller – Maersk announced the signing of a global end-to-end logistics agreement with Danish Crown from 2021. The three-year end-to-end agreement covers all Danish Crown’s business units, delivering solutions on ocean services,