INSA requests Indian Government intervention following the recent Pirate Attack in Gulf of Guinea in which 15 Seafarers were abducted and One killed
MUMBAI: The Indian National Shipowners’ Association (INSA) has requested the intervention of the Government of India following the recent Pirate Attack in Gulf of Guinea. In an unfortunate development last week, Pirates captured 15
Höegh provides expert solution to Om Freight Forwarders for critical Breakbulk equipment
MUMBAI: When Om Freight Forwarders needed support to transport critical components in the oil and gas industry quickly and safely from India to the Colombia, they turned to the experience of Höegh Autoliners. The
Cargo-Partner provides faster options for seafreight imports from Asia with “Adria Express”
The rapid increase in demand for imports from Asia in recent months has led to a massive shortage of empty containers in Asian ports, so that importing companies are faced with long waiting times
Speed of freight has doubled as compared to last year: Piyush Goyal
Indian Railways was able to complete long-pending infrastructure work since the covid-19 induced lockdown that resulted in doubling the speed of freight trains as compared to last year, railway minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday. “I am
Sri Lanka to invite investors for BOT port warehouse complex
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Ports and Shipping was given the go ahead to call investors to build a warehouse in the capital Colombo on a build operate transfer (BOT) basis, the state information office
Support & initiatives for Export-Import will raise volumes – Prem Kishan Gupta, C&MD – GDL
NEW DELHI: Mr. Prem Kishan Dass Gupta, C&MD – Gateway Distriparks Ltd., in his budget expectation has opined that, “The year 2020 has disrupted and challenged the logistics sector in different ways. However, the logistics sector
Indian Logistics and Supply Chain Trends 2021 by Aditya Vazirani, CEO – Robinsons Global Logistics Solutions
MUMBAI: The pandemic and the lockdown that lasted for major part of 2020, proved to be testing times for various businesses including the logistics and supply chain sector of India which had a remarkable
Wan Hai orders 50,000 containers amid shortage
Wan Hai Lines Ltd has purchased 50,000 twenty-foot equivalent unit containers from China International Marine Containers Ltd (CIMC, at a cost of US$141.73 million amid a global container shortage, the company said in a