Freight industries urged to develop contingency plans SINGAPORE's freight transport industries must develop military precision and contingency planning in the wake of devastating world events, Minister for Trade and Industry George Yeo said yesterday.
Asia biggest growth region for logistics, courier
Evergreen to end round-the-world service in Feb
Sydney port's box volume dips 2.5%
Air and Land Transport
Europe needs single sky for airline mergers AIRLINES could get the go-ahead to merge in Europe, European Competition Commissioner Mario Monti suggested but made clear he wants EU states to first give up bilateral aviation deals with the United States and settle for a collective transatlantic deal instead.
US air passenger loads inch up amid signs of recovery
UPS cuts part of rates tied to fuel costs
SIA picks Queensland for flight training centre
Logistics
Deutsche Post seeks synergy between its major brands WITH the acquisition front largely quiet - at least for now - the German behemoth Deutsche Post World Net is now looking to squeeze maximum synergy out of the integration of its well-known brands.
China aims for faster customs clearance
Features
No 2 in ocean freight STACKED on the quayside a container looks rather insignificant against the size of today's large container vessels.
Freight industries urged to develop contingency plans SINGAPORE's freight transport industries must develop military precision and contingency planning in the wake of devastating world events, Minister for Trade and Industry George Yeo said yesterday.
Asia biggest growth region for logistics, courier
Evergreen to end round-the-world service in Feb
Sydney port's box volume dips 2.5%
Air and Land Transport
Europe needs single sky for airline mergers AIRLINES could get the go-ahead to merge in Europe, European Competition Commissioner Mario Monti suggested but made clear he wants EU states to first give up bilateral aviation deals with the United States and settle for a collective transatlantic deal instead.
US air passenger loads inch up amid signs of recovery
UPS cuts part of rates tied to fuel costs
SIA picks Queensland for flight training centre
Logistics
Deutsche Post seeks synergy between its major brands WITH the acquisition front largely quiet - at least for now - the German behemoth Deutsche Post World Net is now looking to squeeze maximum synergy out of the integration of its well-known brands.
China aims for faster customs clearance
Features
No 2 in ocean freight STACKED on the quayside a container looks rather insignificant against the size of today's large container vessels.
Freight industries urged to develop contingency plans SINGAPORE's freight transport industries must develop military precision and contingency planning in the wake of devastating world events, Minister for Trade and Industry George Yeo said yesterday.
Asia biggest growth region for logistics, courier
Evergreen to end round-the-world service in Feb
Sydney port's box volume dips 2.5%
Air and Land Transport
Europe needs single sky for airline mergers AIRLINES could get the go-ahead to merge in Europe, European Competition Commissioner Mario Monti suggested but made clear he wants EU states to first give up bilateral aviation deals with the United States and settle for a collective transatlantic deal instead.
US air passenger loads inch up amid signs of recovery
UPS cuts part of rates tied to fuel costs
SIA picks Queensland for flight training centre
Logistics
Deutsche Post seeks synergy between its major brands WITH the acquisition front largely quiet - at least for now - the German behemoth Deutsche Post World Net is now looking to squeeze maximum synergy out of the integration of its well-known brands.
China aims for faster customs clearance
Features
No 2 in ocean freight STACKED on the quayside a container looks rather insignificant against the size of today's large container vessels.
Freight industries urged to develop contingency plans SINGAPORE's freight transport industries must develop military precision and contingency planning in the wake of devastating world events, Minister for Trade and Industry George Yeo said yesterday.
Asia biggest growth region for logistics, courier
Evergreen to end round-the-world service in Feb
Sydney port's box volume dips 2.5%
Air and Land Transport
Europe needs single sky for airline mergers AIRLINES could get the go-ahead to merge in Europe, European Competition Commissioner Mario Monti suggested but made clear he wants EU states to first give up bilateral aviation deals with the United States and settle for a collective transatlantic deal instead.
US air passenger loads inch up amid signs of recovery
UPS cuts part of rates tied to fuel costs
SIA picks Queensland for flight training centre
Logistics
Deutsche Post seeks synergy between its major brands WITH the acquisition front largely quiet - at least for now - the German behemoth Deutsche Post World Net is now looking to squeeze maximum synergy out of the integration of its well-known brands.
China aims for faster customs clearance
Features
No 2 in ocean freight STACKED on the quayside a container looks rather insignificant against the size of today's large container vessels.
Liberia spurned as Cruiseinvest flags six Renaissance ships in Marshall Islands INTERNATIONAL Registries Inc last night scored a coup over arch-rival Liberia International Ship and Corporate Registry after Cruiseinvest re-flagged six newly-purchased Renaissance ships away from the West African flag and into the Marshall Islands.
Owners bear brunt of huge Steamship losses A HUGE cash shock has been dealt to shipowners of Steamship Mutual, one of the top protection and indemnity clubs, after it revealed more big stock market losses that threaten to slash the reserve fund to rock bottom.
All change for Denholm managers after Anglo-Eastern integration GLASGOW'S Denholm Ship Management has seen a major reshuffle of its top brass after being swallowed up by Hong Kong-based Anglo-Eastern earlier this year.
UPS cuts fuel surcharge The package delivery company said it will lower its current surcharge by 20% effective Dec. 10.
CSX shifts int'l. approach The transportation conglomerate is retooling its marketing, customer service and sales focus to focus on the customer.
Port security bills combined The new legislation is the latest development in the rapid evolution of maritime anti-terrorism legislation following the events of Sept. 11.
Evergreen sets global service restructuring The Taiwanese carrier says it will replace its trademark round-the-world services with two pendulum services beginning in February.
TSA carriers predict flat volume
Russia cut in crude output will hurt tankers
CNF merges Emery Worldwide into logistics unit
British Airways to drop fuel surcharge
EU will OK air mergers if members scuttle US open-skies deals
K Line entend diminuer l’importance du liner dans ses activités Tout récemment K Line annonçait certaines évolutions dans ses activités de lignes régulières, dont la principale est l’introduction d’un service pendulaire USA/Asie/Europe en compagnie de Yang Ming. Mais il y a plus. La stratégie que développe cet armement japonais consiste également à se diversifier davantage dans d’autres secteurs de manière à ce que son CA ne soit plus tellement tributaire du liner containérisé. C’est là une sage décision, car dans le contexte de la crise actuelle que traverse le liner Est-Ouest, ne survivront que ceux qui seront assez diversifiés.
L’Europe impose une amende de 2,5 mio. d’EUR à La Poste belge La Commission européenne a infligé hier une amende de 2,5 mio. d’EUR à La Poste belge pour avoir abusé de sa position de monopole au détriment de l’entreprise privée britannique Hays DX. Cette dernière avait déposé plainte en avril 2000 auprès de la Commission européenne et les instances européennes lui ont donné entièrement raison. La Poste a qualifié les faits “de confusion consciemment créée entre l’échange de documents (marché libéral) et le trafic postal B2B (monopole)”. A l’heure de la mise sous presse, on ne savait pas encore si elle comptait aller en appel.
Dachser porte sa participation dans Graveleau à 95% Le groupe allemand Dachser a accru sa participation dans le société française de transport routier, de messagerie et d’expédition Graveleau à 95%. Elle était jusqu’alors de 70%, mais Joël Graveleau, le fondateur de l’entreprise, a cédé à Dachser les 25% qu’il détenait encore. Les 5% restants sont détenus par le management.
DaimlerChrysler crée un centre logistique européen à Valenciennes DaimlerChrysler France a posé vendredi dernier la première pierre d’une plate-forme logistique de 41.000 m2, dans laquelle seront regroupées les pièces détachées de toutes les marques du groupe (Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Jeep et Smart), destinées à la partie nord de la France et au Benelux. Ce futur “European Logistics Center” (un des 13 qui seront créés en Europe) s’inscrit dans une nouvelle stratégie logistique au niveau mondial. Il aura des conséquences importantes pour l’European Distribution Center de Puurs, où sont actuellement stockées et distribuées les pièces détachées Chrysler et Jeep.
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