Shanghai Covid scare raises spectre of further lockdown disruption
SHANGHAI : With mass testing again underway, there are renewed fears that Shanghai could go back into lockdown and disrupt peak season. It’s only been five weeks since
IndiGo Cargo awarded ‘Indian Air cargo Transport Leader of Covid Vaccine’
MUMBAI : India’s leading carrier, IndiGo, won the Indian Air cargo Covid Transport Leader of Covid Vaccine award at the recently held CarGo India Conference in Mumbai. IndiGo
Shanghai port container handling drops 25% in April lockdown
SHANGHAI : The world’s largest container port in Shanghai has managed to maintain operations during the Covid lockdown of China’s commercial heart, but daily container handling dropped by
Container shipping could rebound by late April as Covid eases in China, shipping investment firm exe
HONG KONG : The container shipping industry could see a “very strong” pickup starting late April as the Covid situation in China eases, Tim Huxley, founder of Mandarin
Shanghai lockdown can disrupt pharma supplies to India
SHANGHAI : The Indian pharmaceutical industry is bracing for disruptions in supplies amid a lockdown in Shanghai to curb the COVID-19 outbreak.There may be delays in receiving active
Shanghai Covid: China announced largest city-wide lockdown
China has announced its biggest city-wide lockdown since the Covid outbreak began more than two years ago. The city of Shanghai will be locked down in two stages
China is managing its Covid outbreak one new local crisis at a time
BEIJING : As some parts of China reopen, others are imposing new Covid-related restrictions, reflecting the challenge government officials face in controlling the worst outbreak since early 2020.
Budget 2022: Policy initiatives needed to accelerate development of integrated logistics ecosystem
NEW DELHI : One of the key sectors of the Indian economy is logistics. Just like every other sector, the overall logistics sector too took a hit during
An ongoing crisis for terminal throughput : Report
Delays in the supply of parts and vehicles were seen as a Covid-19 hiccup after the first wave of the pandemic but microchip shortages compounded by shipping delays
NYK’s response to Covid-19 (21)
TOKYO : NYK has implemented revised work-from-home measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and ensure the safety of company employees. Eligible Employees: Head office and branch office
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