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Countries Criticize New Shipping Rules to Curb Industry’s Pollution

The International Maritime Organization approved rules designed to curb the shipping industry’s carbon emissions, triggering criticism that its measures won’t do enough to help tackle climate change.

Emissions from a cargo ship at dusk. Photo: Shutterstock.

Maersk CEO Expects Biden Presidency to Soothe EU Trade Relations

The chief executive officer of the world’s biggest container shipping company says trade relations between Europe and the U.S. will probably become more “collaborative” under the presidency of Joe Biden.

Source: Bloomberg

How COVID-19 Is Redefining the Logistics Workforce

As competition for temporary workers intensifies, employers are boosting wages and perks, and promoting more opportunities for full-time jobs.

Photo: Bloomberg

Three Ways IoT Will Help Retail Supply Chains This Holiday Season

Retailers are gearing up for a holiday season unlike any before.

Watch: Distributing Millions of Doses of the COVID-19 Vaccine

Bill Brooks, vice president of transportation with Capgemini North America, Inc., lays out the multiple challenges involved in manufacturing, storing and delivering millions of doses of the vaccine for COVID-19 in the coming months.

Distributing Millions of Doses of the COVID-19 Vaccine

Black Friday Plus Covid Add Up to Crunch Time for Retailers

The formula for retailers on Black Friday is usually pretty simple: Cut prices, stock shelves, prepare for crowds and make sure orders arrive on time. This year — like everything in 2020 — it’s anything but.

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Meal-Kit Delivery Services Are Riding a Wave of Demand. But Will It Crash?

Meal-kit delivery services, already on a steady growth curve prior to this year, have seen sales explode with the coming of COVID-19. Now they’re scurrying to keep pace with demand — and hang on to their customers.

Inside Peapod Inc.'s online supermarket operating facilities. Photo: Bloomberg.

Passenger Jets May Play Integral Role in Frozen Vaccine Airlift

Passenger jets will be able to transport coronavirus vaccines at the required ultra-low temperatures as long as they are stored in specially made containers, according to Europe’s biggest cargo-only airline.

Source: Bloomberg

Watch: The Pain and Potential of the Logistics Industry

Paul Asel, managing partner with NGP Capital, offers a venture capital perspective on the current state and long-term promise of the logistics industry.

he Pain and Potential of the Logistics Industry

Schneider Launches FreightPower Digital Marketplace

Schneider, a provider of transportation and logistics services, recently launched Schneider FreightPower, a digital marketplace that provides carriers with easy access to reliable freight.

Deep-Freeze Challenge Makes Pfizer’s Shot a Vaccine for the Rich

Countries will need to build from scratch the deep-freeze production, storage and transportation networks needed for the vaccine to survive.

Photo: Bloomberg

IAG Cargo Customers Can Access the Iberia A330 ‘Preighter’ Ahead of Peak Season

IAG Cargo, the cargo division of International Airlines Group, will now have access to a new ‘preighter’ A330 wide-body aircraft for its customers.

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