
Maersk expects global container shipping growth to slowdown
The growth was mainly driven by stocking of goods by the customers in Europe to prevent shortage due to the Red Sea crisis. It has

The growth was mainly driven by stocking of goods by the customers in Europe to prevent shortage due to the Red Sea crisis. It has

Maersk noted increased profitability in the Ocean segment, strong growth in Logistics & Services, and outstanding performance in the Terminals sector. However, the Danish company

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) announced a significant milestone in its operational history. In July 2024, JNPA handled an impressive 603,219 TEUs, marking the highest

Development of Phase-1 of the Ramayapatnam Port project, at an estimated cost of Rs.3,736 crores, has been significantly delayed. The breakwater works on the south

Industries across the portfolio, from Agriculture to Automotives have expressed grave concerns about drastically rising logistics cost. Taking a closer look at the next 6

According to the Global Freight Forwarding 2024 Report from Ti Insight, the demand for air and sea freight forwarding has ebbed due to global economic

The US tariffs on Chinese goods and other trade disruptions had forced traders in the US to go for restocking for their peak season much

The Singapore-flagged 143.93 metre-long MV Kota Rakyat has made the debut call from China into Syamaprasad Mookerjee Port, marking the beginning of the direct weekly

The Red Sea crisis impact is no more limited to only the Asia-Europe trade lane and has expanded to the global trade routes. The coming

The growth was mainly driven by stocking of goods by

Maersk noted increased profitability in the Ocean segment, strong growth

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) announced a significant milestone in

Development of Phase-1 of the Ramayapatnam Port project, at an

Industries across the portfolio, from Agriculture to Automotives have expressed

According to the Global Freight Forwarding 2024 Report from Ti

The US tariffs on Chinese goods and other trade disruptions

The Singapore-flagged 143.93 metre-long MV Kota Rakyat has made the

The Red Sea crisis impact is no more limited to