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All Logistics: Page 558
Maker of Cold-Chain Packaging for Pharma Finds a Fulfillment Partner
How France's Sofrigam SA came to trust an outside logistics provider, ModusLink, to provide fulfillment and warehousing duties for its highly sensitive line of products for protecting temperature-controlled bio-pharmaceutical shipments.
Is There a Talent Generation Gap in U.S. Distribution?
A conversation with Tim Hotze, vice president of supply chain management of Panalpina USA.
Drewry Creates Investment Reports on Maritime Companies
Drewry, the U.K.-based maritime research and advisory firm, has created a new service, Drewry Maritime Equity research, to produce investment reports on companies operating in the maritime industry.
A Bit Too Much Spice in McCormick's Supply Chain
Opposition Leads to Shelving Measure on Accurate Weighing of Ocean Containers
Two countries providing flags of convenience to merchant vessels, Panama and Cyprus, threw up roadblocks to the safe carriage of containerized cargo recently. With more than 80 percent of world cargo being moved on container ships and those ships getting ever larger, any measure that can make these shipments safer must be considered. Sadly, these countries find that some proposed measures are inconvenient.
Airfreight Industry Woes Persist in Asia-Pacific
Freight volumes in the Asia-Pacific region fell 4.4 percent, year-over-year, in August, a drop in line with the 4.1-percent, year-over-year, decrease in cargo capacity the area recorded last month. Such losses aren't exclusive to August, however; last month marked the sixth consecutive month of cargo declines in the Asia-Pacific, according to Association of Asia Pacific Airlines statistics.
In August, Pricing Up in All Categories for Used commercial Trucks
Pricing continues to be the most interesting and watched of the used truck market metrics. In August, pricing was up for all three time period comparisons - month over month, year over year, and year to date/year to date. Volumes also increased month over month, but remained well below pace for other time period comparisons.
Accellos Releases App for Qualifying, Monitoring Carriers
Accellos, a vendor of supply-chain execution software, has released a carrier qualification and monitoring module for its Prophesy Dispatch transportation-management system (TMS).
DB Schenker Logistics Debuts Advanced Air and Ocean Tracking Service
DB Schenker Logistics has developed a new tool for monitoring air and ocean freight consignments.
RFID Helps Track Baskets of Small But Extremely Costly Parts
For businesses that manufacture aerospace, pharmaceutical or other high-value items, even a single component built into a product can be worth tens of thousands of dollars. Losing track of a basket filled with parts can thus be extremely costly, due not only to each component's cost but the potential loss of production time if assembly is delayed. The solution may be RFID technology, according to Marlin Steel Wire Products, a producer of custom wire baskets and other metal products.
Trailer Orders Improve in August, But Are Still Lackluster
Net orders for trailers improved in August, rising to 15,370 units. Applying August's seasonal factor brought the order total to 18,200 units.
European Emissions Law Flies Into Heavy Flak from U.S. Senate
Just before its break, the U.S. Senate quickly and quietly passed the "European Union Emissions Trading Scheme Prohibition Act of 2011," the latest attempt to exempt American airlines from paying fees imposed by the European Union to cover the greenhouse gases their planes emit while flying to and from European airports.
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