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May 1, 2021
CMA CGM Orders 22 Containerships at CSSC
FRANCE : French container shipping group CMA CGM has announced a new order for 22 ships ranging in size and fuel type. The order was places with China State Shipbuilding Corporation with deliveries planned
May 1, 2021
Mumbai-Delhi Dedicated Freight Corridor Could Favour Concor, says Nomura
NEW DELHI : Container Corp. of India Ltd. stands to benefit from the commissioning of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and its linkage with ports in Gujarat for the movement of goods, according to
May 1, 2021
Govt confident of having overcome severe shortage of shipping containers
NEW DELHI : The government is confident that the acute shortage of standard 20-feet equivalent unit shipping containers that had gripped India and the world earlier this year, has been sorted out with a
May 1, 2021
India’s changing logistics landscape
MUMBAI : As Fresh Produce India turned its attention to logistics, the event’s fourth session explored the ways in which the sector is evolving to meet the demand for a more sophisticated cold chain.
May 1, 2021
Swift Cargo signs up for the TradeLens eBL eliminating the risk in delayed Bills of Lading
MUMBAI : One of India’s leading NVOCC (Non-Vessel Owning Common Carrier), Swift Cargo announced joining the TradeLens platform — a blockchain enabled digital supply chain solution jointly developed by Maersk and IBM, to use its
May 1, 2021
India exports more food to Gulf while facing coronavirus lockdowns at home
DUBAI : India is seeing a surge in orders from the Middle East for a variety of food products as demand rises – a bright spot as reports come in that several sectors have
May 1, 2021
Digitalising the maritime sector to boost productivity and sustainability
From electronic bills of lading to digitalised port systems, the industry is tapping on technology to propel the sector into the future SINGAPORE : At the Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) organised by the Maritime
May 1, 2021
Tankers demand to take a hit as India grapples with massive COVID-19 wave
SINGAPORE : The ongoing massive wave of the Coronavirus in India is likely to reduce demand for ships amid a slowdown in the South Asian nation’s crude imports, and potentially refined products exports, creating
April 30, 2021