by Manik Mehta Jul 27, 2015
The paradigm shift in sea piracy
Scourge intensifies in other regions as Somali sea piracy declines.
Port of Hamburg results show signs of recovery
Further deepening of the Elbe River urgently needed to accommodate new generation of mega-boxships.
Turkish Cargo eyes the huge North American market
Latest addition of weekly freighter service to Chicago aimed at strengthening market position.
Textile traders worried by delays in port clearances and rising transportation costs
Textile shippers are increasingly frustrated by problems and rising costs in the global supply chain as Manik Mehta writes from the Heimtextil trade show in Frankfurt, Germany.
Asia, China business drives Hapag-Lloyd post-merger plans with CSAV
Following its merger with the Chilean company Compania Sud Americana de Vapores (CSAV), catapulting Hamburg-based Hapag-Lloyd to the rank of the world’s fourth largest container shipping company, Hapag-Lloyd is hoping that Asia and, particularly, China will provide a strong impetus to its business.
Iskandar Malaysia aspires to become key Asian logistics hub
Iskandar Malaysia, the economic zone located in Johor state in the southern part of Peninsular Malaysia, in close proximity of Singapore, nurses ambitions to become a key strategic logistics hub in Asia.
Port development key to Taiwan trade growth
Ports key as Taiwan intensifies trade and shipping ties with US while trying to reduce dependence on China market.
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