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Global Logistics: Page 168
CMA CGM Announces New Gulf, Caribbean Services; Launches Tracking App
The CMA CGM Group has launched a new service linking the Mediterranean with the U.S. Gulf and Caribbean.
GE Capital Fleet Services Unveils BrightWorks Analytics Platform
GE Capital Fleet Services has introduced BrightWorks Insights, a fleet-analytics platform.
East-West Shipping Lanes See Recent On-time Performance of 64 Percent
Liner shipping service reliability across the three core East-West trades hit a five-month peak in March with an aggregate on-time performance of 64 percent, according to Carrier Performance Insight, the online schedule reliability tool provided by Drewry Supply Chain Advisors.
Retail Sales Up 3.8 Percent in 2014 Despite West Coast Port Congestion, Annual Study Shows
The 2014 retail landscape could be characterized as bipolar, according to the 5th Annual State of the Retail Supply Chain Report from Auburn University and the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
University of Miami Develops Math Model to Cut Distribution Costs
The University of Miami's School of Business Administration has developed a mathematical model for price optimization and customized negotiation support.
Digital Shift Will Connect Supply Chain to Internet of Things
Today's supply chains form the arteries and veins that keep global trade alive, connecting a largely borderless, always-on world economy. New innovations offer disruptive possibilities for the future of global trade. It's easy to hypothesize that Star Trek-style teleportation, drones, 3-D printing, and space logistics, will change trading. But the biggest shift to the supply chain will see it digitally connected and becoming part of the Internet of Things.
Delivery of Ultra Large Container Vessels Continues Unabated - Can Demand Match Supply?
Despite positive growth momentum, the container shipping industry continues to suffer new, big ship deliveries with no let-up to the ordering frenzy according to the Container Forecaster, published by Drewry Maritime Research. Drewry forecasts another year of excess growth in relation to demand in 2015. This will make it harder for carriers to repeat the estimated 92 percent load factors across the main headhaul East-West trade lanes achieved in 2014.
WAM Technologies Launches Cold-Chain Tracking Service
WAM Technologies LLC, along with its affiliate Mark-it Services (MIS), have launched a means of monitoring the status of perishable cargoes.
Research Looks to Bring Ocean-going Tug-Barge Combos Between Montreal, Toronto
Currently, only Seaway-max size ships (2,500 TEU) can sail between the Port of Montreal and the Port of Toronto on Lake Ontario, the biggest container port on the Great Lakes. However, research is underway in the U.S. and elsewhere that offers the promise of oceanic tug-barge combinations that could be suited to this shipping route.
CaroTrans Adds Direct Le Havre-to-Charleston Import Service
CaroTrans, a non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has added an expedited service for less-than-containerload (LCL) import cargoes from Le Havre, France to Charleston, S.C.
Asian Yards Criticized for Substandard Shipbreaking Practices, But China Said to Act Responsibly
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has just published its fifth South Asia Quarterly Update re-igniting the on-going debate about the practice of breaking ships on beaches in Southern Asia. In it, China looks pretty good.
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