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Global Logistics: Page 172
Rates Expected to Continue to Drop This Year in Chemical Tanker Shipping
Chemical tanker shipping faces another challenging year of falling freight rates in 2015, but the trade is expected to recover next year, according to the latest edition of the Chemical Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Saudia Cargo Boosts Freighter Capacity From Nairobi to Amsterdam
Saudia Cargo is temporarily boosting its freighter capacity by 25 percent from Nairobi, Kenya to Amsterdam.
Hard Lessons in Disruption: What the West Coast Port Slowdown Really Taught Us
With a tentative agreement in place between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), the 7-month-long West Coast port crisis has come to an end. What comes next is the final body count - what percentage of GDP shrank because of the slowdown? What was the impact on the trade deficit? Who got hit hardest, and just how hard? Then what? There may be a collective sigh of relief in the air, but can things really go back to normal? Should they?
Waking Up From the West Coast Port Nightmare: Where Do We Go From Here?
Assuming that the rank and file of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) ratifies the new five-year contract negotiated with terminal operators, West Coast ports can finally focus on getting container-handling operations back to normal. So is everyone happy?
Moving Heavy Machinery in the Cloud
Challenge: With a supply chain spanning the farthest reaches of the globe, it wasn't uncommon for this heavy equipment manufacturer to lose sight of its shipments, resulting in frequent delivery delays and headaches for its dealers. Traditional point-to-point solutions were falling short in the supply chain.
Six Challenges for Supply Chains in Emerging Markets
What does it take to overcome the logistics challenges of serving customers in emerging markets?
Yusen Logistics Subsidiary Opens Warehouse in Malaysia
TASCO Berhad, a subsidiary of Yusen Logistics in Malaysia, has begun operations at a new warehouse in Tanjung Pelepas, a port in the southern portion of the country.
UTi Worldwide Expands in Malaysia; Offers Cold-Chain Service in Europe
UTi Worldwide Inc. has expanded its freight-forwarding operations in Malaysia with the opening of new facilities in Port Klang and Kuantan.
Demand Planning at Coca-Cola: What's the Secret Formula?
The sign in the elevator banks at Coca-Cola Refreshments reads: "There is a person at the end of our supply chain." Well, that's a start.
CEVA Logistics Expands Operations in Vancouver, B.C.
CEVA Logistics has expanded its market presence in Vancouver, B.C.
Delivering a Competitive Advantage
Analyst Insight: When it comes to supply chain management, logistics has long been something of an afterthought. As companies look for more ways to win in the marketplace, and customers step up their demands for better service and delivery transparency, superior logistics is becoming a competitive differentiator. – Brett Cayot, Principal, PwC Advisory Practice; Sandra H Gosling, Director, PwC Advisory Practice; Thornton Hughes, Principal, Strategy&
C.H. Robinson's TMC Division Enters South American Trade
TMC, the division of C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. specializing in managed transportation management system (TMS) services, has expanded operations to São Paulo, Brazil.
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