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Global Logistics: Page 130
IAG Cargo Expands Operations In Middle East
IAG Cargo has announced plans to enhance his operations in the Middle East.
Marginal Decline in Confidence Noted in Logistics Industry
The Stifel Logistics Confidence Index saw a marginal month-on-month decline in its May results, as an improvement in air freight confidence was negated by a slightly greater decline in sea freight.
French Energy Minister Wants to Ban Imports of U.S. Shale Gas
French Energy Minister Segolene Royal is investigating legal means to ban the import of shale gas from the United States because France has banned shale gas exploration using hydraulic fracking for environmental reasons.
Shipping Rates in LPG Industry Expected to Continue Their Free-Fall
LPG shipping freight rates are forecast to deteriorate further through 2016 as a result of the fast-rising fleet of Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGCs), which has already started to impact earnings of smaller vessel classes, according to the latest edition of the LPG Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
How Radically New Materials Will Impact Transportation
Up in the sky - it's a solar-powered plane! But what does it mean for the sustainability of the commercial transportation sector?
Aljex Software Debuts Auto-Post for Truckers
Aljex Software has implemented Auto-Post for its trucking module.
Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific to Integrate Cargo Operations
Two of the world's top three international cargo carriers have joined forces.
Livingston International Expands Services in Asia
Livingston International, a customs broker and trade-compliance company, has expanded operations in Asia with the offering of a suite of global trade management (GTM) services in Taiwan, and an expanded presence in China.
Yusen Logistics Opens Temp-Controlled Facility in Hong Kong
Yusen Logistics (Hong Kong) Ltd. has opened a temperature-controlled facility at the Tsuen Wan Logistics Center in Hong Kong.
GE Unit Begins Converting Passenger Planes to Cargo Freighters
GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS), the aviation leasing and financing arm of GE, is underway with its inaugural 737-800NG passenger-to-freighter conversion with Miami-based Aeronautical Engineers Inc. (AEI).
Shipping Alliance Would Encompass 18 Percent of World's Container Fleet Capacity
German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new international shipping alliance which is due to start up in April 2017 for initially five years, spanning 18 percent of global container fleet capacity.
Econocaribe Rebrands as ECU Worldwide
Econocaribe, a non-vessel operating common carrier operating in the U.S., has changed its name to ECU Worldwide.
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