The mere threat of a work stoppage by longshore workers at the Port of Montreal is forcing North American importers and exporters to divert large volumes of international cargo away from the port and is already causing havoc to supply chains, according…
The year 2020 was one of the best periods financially for the container shipping sector with most major companies expected to realise returns above WACC after many years. This has brought to the fore a discussion about possible consolidations in the lo…
By Gavin van Marle
08/03/2021
As ocean freight rates from Asia to Europe begin to show tentative signs of declining, there has also been a “softening of buying rates post-Chinese New Year on China-Europe rail services, according to UK forwarder Davie…
Some jobs just seem to attract more workers of one gender than another. These patterns have more to do with long-standing biases about which industries and occupations are “better suited” to men or women than actual gender-based differences in knowledg…
Some jobs just seem to attract more workers of one gender than another. These patterns have more to do with long-standing biases about which industries and occupations are “better suited” to men or women than actual gender-based differences in knowledg…
Some jobs just seem to attract more workers of one gender than another. These patterns have more to do with long-standing biases about which industries and occupations are “better suited” to men or women than actual gender-based differences in knowledg…
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When shipping giant Maersk announced last month it would operate a “carbon-neutral” vessel by 2023, the Danish company committed to using a fuel that’s made from renewable sour…
Experts in Kerala’s shipping sector has called for utilising the endless opportunities offered by coastal waterways for cargo movement.
The main challenge being faced is to effectively utilise the coastal waterways and small ports for cargo-handling. T…