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All Logistics: Page 563
FedEx, Aeromexico and Etihad Top This Week's Air Cargo News
FedEx is changing its aircraft on the route between Memphis and Queretaro, Mexico to a Boeing 757-200 and will operate five times weekly, increasing its capacity in the market by 50 percent. Jorge Torres, recently named president of FedEx in Mexico, stated: "The decision to increase our cargo capacity is in response to our strategy to become a real business partner with the business in the region, offering competitive services at very reasonable prices ... The decision to increase our cargo capacity responds to our strategy of listening to our clients and their solicitation in a quick way."
Inchcape Shipping Services Opens Office in Alaska
Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), a global provider of maritime services, has opened a new office in Dutch Harbor, AK.
Production of Freighters to Double by 2031, Airbus Forecasts
In the most recent Global Market Forecast from Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer projected that the global aviation sector will generate a demand for 3,000 freighters by 2031. This figure, which represents a near doubling of the global freighter fleet, will be propelled by increased urbanization and economic growth in emerging regions, according to Airbus.
Railroads Don't See Much of a Boom in Pre-Holiday Shipping
North American railroads from Burlington Northern Santa Fe to CSX Corp. (CSX) are bracing for limited increases in pre-holiday shipments as weak consumer sentiment exacerbates shrinking corn and coal loads.
Flatbed Collaboration Drives Innovation and Value
Challenge: This customer had decentralized its transportation sourcing, with each facility operating independently. Three of its largest business units relied on the highly fragmented flatbed marketplace to service customers. It was extremely difficult to maintain reliable capacity and predictable transportation costs, let alone identify logistics efficiencies and implement best practices.
Showpiece Distribution Center for Internet Retailing
Challenge: A leading internet electronics retailer's needed to expand its order fulfillment and inventory storage capability to meet continued sales growth. Initial plans were to build a duplicate building on site to double capacity for both.
Despite Drop in Piracy, Task Force Says Shipping Industry Cannot Let Its Guard Down
Operation Atalanta, NATO and Combined Task Force 151 have called upon the shipping industry to continue to take anti-piracy measures despite the current downward trend in piracy events.
Despite Some Bright Spots, Airfreight Industry Year Over Year Was Down Overall in July
Despite Middle Eastern carriers recording a 16-percent, year-over-year, increase in freight demand in July, global cargo markets shrunk 3.2 percent, year-over-year, according to International Air Transport Association statistics. IATA partially attributed this decline to a comparison with a "relatively strong" July 2011, but said global trade growth is still sluggish.
Saks to Officially Open DC in Middle Tennessee
Retailer Saks Incorporated is set to celebrate the opening of its new distribution and fulfillment facility in LaVergne, Tenn., this month.
Specialized truck manufacturer optimizes cross-border supply chain and bilingual visibility
Challenge: The strategy for a leading manufacturer of diesel and specialized trucks was to grow truck assembly operations in Mexico. To do so, it needed to integrate an already existing U.S. cross-dock network with cross-border activities and optimize shipments between the countries, while ensuring reliability and visibility throughout the supply chain.
Leaman Logistics Changes Name to CLX Logistics LLC
Leaman Logistics, parent company of ChemLogix LLC, has changed its name to
CLX Logistics LLC
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Flash Global Opens Office in Silicon Valley
Flash Global, a provider of supply-chain services for critical parts, has opened an office in San Jose, Calif.
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