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Small Tanker: Steady As She Goes
Tankers with modest capacity have not suffered the glut that is seen in the large tanker market.
Nazery Khalid
Making the Right Choice With outsourcing of logistics activities going up, selection of a suitable outsourced logistics service provider becomes important for a shipper, especially to get the best quality for his money.
by Mark Millar
Value for the Right Price As the exim potential of Indian ports goes up, it is time to scrutinise the tariff regulations bothering government-run ports as the industry opines that tariffs are being curtailed at the cost of trade.
by Radhika Rani G.
Sailing Against the Tide The shipping industry comes to grips with global trade reality but a tangible game plan can help it race against the waves.
by Radhika Rani G

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Retaining talent the biggest challenge

Sandeep M Gupta, vice-president, Marketing- Industrial and Exports, Coats India. Established in 1755, Coats is the world market leader in industrial yarns, threads and textile consumer crafts. As a global...

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Angre Port: Aiming for an Ace

M P Patwardhan, Managing Director(right), Chowgule Ports and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, and Atul Kulkarni, CEO, It is not just processing, mining and shipping which the Chowgule Group handles. Additionally,...

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Aman Chadha: Engineering Trade Growth

Engineering exports (machinery & instruments,iron & steel bar/rods,residual engineering items,manufactures of metals,ferro alloys,non-ferrous metals,aluminium,primary & semi-finished iron...

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Mehul Patel: Hoisting Up in Ports

Nearly four decades of dedication in crane manufacturing has garnered an impressive list of clients for Anupam Industries Ltd.Today it is considered as the largest crane manufacturer in India and has...

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Long, Hard Slog Ahead

Dipping rates, waning sentiments, declining profits. The road ahead for shipping is bumpy.
by Ramadas Rao             Chinese New Year festivities are over and here in Singapore we...

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Vision for Speeding up Action

As the world’s leading ports strive to keep up their position, Rotterdam Port comes up with Port Vision 2030, a vision document that articulates the ambition and the vision of the port and its industrial...

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Dubai Upbeat on Robust Growth

Dubai economy is expected to rise between 4.1 and 4.5 per cent this year,propelled by trade,transport and tourism.The three sectors together accounted for almost 60 per cent of Dubai's GDP in 2011.Dubai...

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India-South Africa commerce: Going Big on Trade Ties

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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Furthering Growth

Investment in the Indian transport and logistics sector is beginning to emerge as a chosen option, reveals a KPMG report.
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Time for Private Terminals to Lead

For importers in Delhi and the North Central Region facing delivery delays, private depots can serve trade in time and thereby reduce congestion at the otherwise efficient ICD Tughlakabad.
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