Love thy freight forwarder, soon they might not be there
The outrageous container rates between Asia and European and American ports may be what got every shipper in the lather, but it is not what
The outrageous container rates between Asia and European and American ports may be what got every shipper in the lather, but it is not what
With the supply chain costs soaring in the middle of the pandemic, we are expecting a rise in the prices of the shipping and logistics
Big-box retailers and freight companies chartered ships to manage the challenges in the supply chain during the pandemic while one U.S. furniture company sued carriers complaining
Consumer goods and appliances makers are stocking up imported materials fearing supply-chain snags on account of prolonged port congestion. Ports globally remain congested as they
Containership charter rates are storming to new record highs with demand for tonnage described as frantic. “All sizes are seeing rates firming strongly, with, in
Container services covering the intra-Asia and Africa markets have been ditched in dramatic fashion over the past year as global liners focus on the two
Shipowners have been warned they will need to relook at fleet deployments plans for the year ahead with the industry braced to shell out far
Shipping agents yesterday warned that import container build-up in the Colombo Port is worsening primarily due to the foreign exchange crisis, and urged authorities to
MSC continues to snap up secondhand tonnage, with brokers linking the line to the acquisition of a pair of 6,178 teu boxships from Greece’s Danaos.
The outrageous container rates between Asia and European and American
With the supply chain costs soaring in the middle of
Big-box retailers and freight companies chartered ships to manage the challenges
Consumer goods and appliances makers are stocking up imported materials
Containership charter rates are storming to new record highs with
Container services covering the intra-Asia and Africa markets have been
Shipping agents yesterday warned that import container build-up in the
MSC continues to snap up secondhand tonnage, with brokers linking
