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Global Logistics: Page 171
TNT Commences Flights Between Tel Aviv and Belgian Hub
TNT has launched a five-time-weekly air service between Tel Aviv, Israel and its hub in Liège, Belgium.
Has Container Shipping Become a Commodity?
There was a time when ocean carriers fashioned themselves as providers of premium, door-to-door transportation. Not anymore.
CEVA Logistics Opens New SE Asia Headquarters in Singapore
CEVA Logistics has opened a new Southeast Asia headquarters at West Hub, its largest facility in Singapore.
CaroTrans Launches LCL Service From Shanghai to Atlanta
CaroTrans, a global non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has launched an all-water, less-than-containerload import service form Shanghai to Atlanta, via the Port of Savannah, Ga.
ALK Maps, Route-Visualization Platform Now Available in Europe
ALK's ALK Maps platform for asset and route visualization is now available in Europe.
Big Truck Guide Launches Site With Info on Truck Weights, Measures
Big Truck Guide.com has launched a website with information on maximum truck weights and lengths.
Longshoreman Pay Dwarfs That of Most Employees in Transportation Industry
More than 4,400 ships bring nearly $400bn worth of goods through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach every year, a crucial link in the global supply chain of factories, warehouses, docks, highways and rail lines. Most blue-collar workers along the chain have seen their wages slashed with the quick rise of global trade. But the longshoremen who move the goods the shortest distance, between ship and shore, have shrewdly protected pay that trumps that of many white-collar managers.
The Grimaldi Group Enhances Med-West Africa Service
The Grimaldi Group has enhanced its Mediterranean Express (MEX) service, which links points in the Mediterranean to West Africa.
Safety Guidelines Issued for Reusing Plastic Packaging for Food, Perishable Products
The Reusable Packaging Association has issued comprehensive protocols to ensure the continued safe use of reusable plastic containers (RPCs) for fresh and perishable products in the supply chain. The guidelines encompass washing, handling, storing, packing, displaying and collecting RPCs. They also include rigorous and defined Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP), and hourly, daily, monthly, and quarterly microbiological testing.
Container Shipping Today: Mega-Ships and Mega-Problems
If we're to believe the big container lines, ever-larger ships are the remedy for their financial woes. Why, then, are so many of them still losing money?
Can We Really Scan Every Container for Terrorist Threats?
Is it feasible to scan every one of the 15 million containers that enter U.S. ports each year? With a new technology, the long-term answer might well be yes.
Imports Continue to Rise as West Coast Ports Work on Backlog
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to rise an unusually high 16.9 percent this month over the same time last year as West Coast ports begin to dig out from a backlog of cargo that built up during just-concluded contract negotiations with dockworkers, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
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