Port of Immingham plots £100m expansion
Plans are being readied for the construction of a new £100m freight terminal at the port of Immingham in Humber, Lincolnshire. The Association of British...
Category : Transportation
Consumer electronics makers seek customs duty hike on finished goods imports, incentives on R&D
The nearly ₹75,000-crore industry is expecting “certain enablers” that will encourage domestic manufacturing, said the Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA). “To further encourage...
Arctech Expands Global Footprint: Shine Forward in 2022
SHANGHAI, Jan. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Arctech, the world’s leading tracking, racking, and BIPV solutions provider, reviewed the major milestones in 2021 and stepped into...
Russia’s First LNG-Fueled Icebreaker to be Built at Helsinki Shipyard
Helsinki Shipyard has begun preparations to build Russia’s first LNG-fueled icebreaker (Nornickel)
Published Jan 21, 2022 1:47 PM by The Maritime...
New ETF Ships By Air and SEA
SEA seeks to provide diversified access to the global sea shipping and air freight industries. Consisting of common stocks listed on developed and emerging market...
Why companies are turning to long-haul trains
The train was carrying more than three dozen 40-foot containers, each stuffed with goods such as party balloons and car parts, from Xi’an to Paris....
Intra-Asia rates add to manufacturing cost inflation
Supply chain visibility company Xeneta noted an increase in spot rates from China’s main hubs to South Korea and Japan; spot rates on these trades averaged...
World Economic Forum: Scott Morrison calls for more to be done to increase resilience of global supply chains
Scott Morrison has called on world leaders to do more to increase the resilience of global supply chains that are under immense pressure, also admitting...
‘World first’ hydrogen shipment set to leave Australia for Japan
HASTINGS, AUSTRALIA (AFP) – A state-of-the-art liquid hydrogen tanker readied for loading in Australia on Friday (Jan 21) ahead of shipment to Japan, in what...
Ecoclipper Purchases Its First Sail Cargo Vessel
Original photo of De Tukker (than named Harle Tief), after launch in 1912 on Nieuwe Waterweg near Maassluis, Netherlands. (Photo: EcoClipper) A Dutch shipping company...