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Horizontal Collaboration and its Impact on Transportation, Sustainability, Service and Profits
Analyst Insight: Lately, activity in horizontal collaboration has increased. Although this is still not a scalable practice, the number of studies and pilot projects are growing. While many variations of collaboration exist, all significantly impact transportation management. - Bill Loftis, Senior Principal, Tompkins International
Maersk to Halt Asia-U.S. East Coast Transit Through Panama Canal
Maersk Line, the world's biggest container shipping company, will stop plying through the Panama Canal to move goods from Asia to the U.S. east coast as bigger ships help the company move it profitably through Suez Canal.
Keppel Expands in Singapore with New Air Logistics Hub
Keppel Logistics Pte Ltd. (Keppel Logistics), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation Ltd, (Keppel T&T), has leased a two-hectare site for 30 years from JTC Corporation to develop an air logistics hub in the eastern part of Singapore.
DTDC Offers Logistics Solutions to e-Retailers
DTDC Courier & Cargo, express courier company, launched its specialist logistic company for e-commerce-DotZot. This will become the first India delivery network with a reach of over 8,000 pin codes and 2,300 cities focusing exclusively on the e-retail space.
Oman Duqm Port Starts Commercial Activities
Commercial activities have now been started at Oman's Duqm Port, giving it a major boost in achieving its full potential in the coming years. The port in Wusta Governorate has been designed to receive millions of containers and handle general, bulk and liquid cargo, reports the Oman News Agency.
Maersk Line to Add More Ships to Singapore Hub
A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S (MAERSKB), owner of the world's largest container-shipping company, plans to add more vessels to its Singapore base after making the city-state its biggest hub after the headquarters in Denmark.
Logwin Opens New Warehousing Center in Spain
The logistics services provider Logwin has doubled its storage capacity near Barcelona, with a new warehouse that opened at the end of February.
ART Logistics Starts Europe to Mongolia LTL Service
ART Logistics, a leading project logistics company focused on Central Asia, Russia and the CIS, has launched a twice-monthly less-than-truckload service connecting Europe to Mongolia.
Global Spirits Company Relies on Weber for Distribution of Imports
Challenge: One of the world's leading premium drinks companies sought an outsourced solution for distribution of container and rail imports from the West Coast. They chose Weber Logistics to coordinate drayage, transloading, and warehousing, with all distribution to FIFO standards.
Candy Maker Relies on Weber for Port Services, Warehousing and Delivery
Challenge: With locations in more than 90 countries, this Europe-based marketer of several famous candy brands sells more than one million cases per year in the western U.S. alone. To better serve its west region customers, the company chose Weber Logistics based on Weber's strong experience in confectionery product distribution.
LeanCor Launches Online Professional Training Courses
LeanCor, a third-party logistics provider, is launching LeanCor Academy, an online professional training and education program.
Lufthansa Cargo Inaugurates Freighter Service to Guadalajara
Lufthansa Cargo has inaugurated MD-11 freight service to Guadalajara, Mexico.
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