Exploring the business environment for logistics operations in three Asian hotspots China, India and Vietnam, Mark Millar provides a comparative picture of logistics infrastructure, regulatory environment and the attractiveness of doing business in each of the countries.
• To manufacture port cranes and material handling equipment for domestic and global markets
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Maersk Line comes up daily service on the Asia North-Europe trade lane challenging and changing the way container shipping is carried out.
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MANY of us are familiar with Jules...
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The two-way trade between India and South Africa is poised to touch $15 billion by 2014 from the present $10.64 billion. Indian companies are the largest investors in South Africa and South African companies...
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India Infrastructure Summit 2011 Hotel Imperial, New Delhi Sept 15 The summit will provide an all...
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SHIPS - 2011 September 27-28 Kochi The event being organised by the CII Southern...
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GST Asia 2011 InterContinental Hotel, Singapore September 28-30 The programme focuses...
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