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Global Logistics: Page 159
Airfreight Industry Moves to Smaller Freighters
In recent years there has been a slimming down, as it were, regarding freighters – a turning away from the jumbo 747s and 777s and toward the squat 737s and svelte 757s. The e-commerce revolution, especially in Asia, requires smaller freighters to make more frequent stops. But because there are no current programs to build narrowbody freighters from the factory, customers must rely on companies providing passenger-to-freighter conversions.
eft CEO Highlights Hot Topics for Supply Chain Managers
Imports Rebound as U.S. Retailers Prepare for Back-to-School Sales
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to increase 7.3 percent this month over the same time last year as retailers stock up for the busy back-to-school season, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Supply-Chain Alignment: Finding Meaning in a Buzzword
What is this thing called supply-chain alignment?
UK Logistics Network Requires Much More Government Investment, Trade Group Says
The British International Freight Association is calling for greater investment in the UK's logistics network.
Given Overcapacity, Many Ocean Shipping Lines Likely to Struggle to Break Even in 2015
A toxic mixture of overcapacity, weak demand and aggressive commercial pricing is threatening liner shipping industry profitability for the rest of 2015, according to the Container Forecaster report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Airfreight Market Looks 'Dismal' for Balance of 2015
As we enter the second half of the year, performance figures for May from the industry's leading research firms are painting a rather dismal airfreight picture for the rest of 2015.
Cost of New Container Equipment Hits New Low, and Reported Likely to Stay There
Low material costs and stable demand have driven the price of new container equipment down to record lows where it is forecast to stay, according to the latest edition of the Container Census report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Ryder Launches TranSync for Dynamic Transportation Planning
Ryder System Inc. has launched Ryder TranSync, an automated tool for providing customers of Ryder Dedicated or Transportation Management Solutions with dynamic transportation planning.
Can West Coast Ports Act to Reverse Their Slide in Market Share?
Shippers are still steaming over delays caused by West Coast dockworkers during contract negotiations with terminal operators in late 2014 and early 2015. But problems at the region's ports extend well beyond union intransigence.
In China, 'You Have to Go the Last Mile for the Customer'
Since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, many of the old Communist-era restrictions for setting up business have been removed. For some logistics companies, the largest barriers to entry come not from Chinese red tape but from other Western competition.
IBS Dynaman WMS Meets 98% KPI's For Global Food Distributor
Challenge: A sophisticated warehouse management system (WMS) was needed to go live in 7 months to meet the company's new Direct Customer Shipment concept, which changed its supply chain to include additional countries.
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