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Laos Makes Progress on Infrastructure and Trade
Laos has made considerable progress in its efforts to develop connectivity and trade facilitation, a senior government official told the meeting of Asian-European Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) in Vientiane.
IATA Announces Global Air Cargo Volume Increases
Statistics show a stabilization of airfreight markets on the back of encouraging growth towards the end of 2012. Compared to the previous year, the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) latest global airfreight demand statistics show demand for airfreight was "apparently very strong" at the start of this January with a rise of 5.0 percent.
New Material-Handling Research Effort Seeks Thought Leader
A group of trade associations and publications are working to craft a "road map" for the material-handling and logistics industry.
India Initiates Movement for Direct Sea, Air Connections to Latin America
India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is moving to set up a direct sea and air link between India and Latin America, as Indian corporations line up significant investments in the oil, mining, IT and pharmaceutical sectors there.
New Shipping Lane Through North Pole Possible
Melting polar ice could create a new shipping lane through the North Pole by 2050, according to research by the University Of California at Los Angeles. In the future, melting sea ice could mean that ordinary shipping vessels will be able to navigate parts of the Arctic Ocean which were previously inaccessible, without the use of icebreakers to clear their route.
DHL Express Devises New "Carbon-Neutral" Envelope
DHL Express has introduced a "carbon-neutral" envelope for U.S. customers.
Small, Mid-sized Manufacturers Project Strong Revenues for 2013
Small and mid-sized manufacturers are optimistic about revenues as spring approaches, and plan to retain or even grow their labor forces, according to buying consortium Prime Advantage's 11th semi-annual Group Outlook Survey.
Kuehne & Nagel Restructures in Effort to Increase Efficiency in Europe
Global logistics giant Kuehne + Nagel have announced the restructuring of their European operations in the first step of a "comprehensive programme for increases in efficiency". In an online statement released on their website, KN explained it will optimize its regional structure beginning July 2013, beginning by merging the current organisational units of central Europe, northwest Europe and southwest Europe into one central region.
Port of Rotterdam Offers Incentives for Sustainable Shipping
In the EU, the recent commitment to opening up both the shipping and road haulage industries to cleaner power sources, has been reinforced by one of the world's premier container and general shipping ports with the announcement that the Port of Rotterdam is stepping up its sustainable shipping policy by rewarding the operators of liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers with a discount on port charges.
Consumer Demand to Boost Electronics Supply Chain
According to the latest report from global business consulting firm Frost + Sullivan, a robust demand for connected devices is boosting the future of the electronics supply chain.
South Africa Latest Nation to Show Concern over Meat Supply Chain Findings
Three of South Africa's biggest supermarket chains have moved to reassure the public that their meats are safe after news that top local researchers had found "fraudulent meat products" across the country.
Manufacturing Supply Chain Funding 'Will Create Thousands of Jobs' in UK
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced £213m of joint Government and industry investment to strengthen UK advanced manufacturing supply chains "” creating over 11,000 new jobs and safeguarding another 5,000.
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