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Harbor Lockers Develops On-Demand Locker Marketplace

Harbor Locker said that its Public Marketplace Locker Network is the world’s first on-demand locker marketplace offering users 24/7 access to products as well as robot deliveries.

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Container Fleet Headed for Over-Capacity When Red Sea Situation Resolves

BIMCO says record deliveries could push container fleet above 30 million TEU in 2024, with another 3 million TEU scheduled to be delivered 2025-2026.

Suez Canal. Photo: iStock.com/Peter Schaefer

German Railways Dealing with Cancellations Due to Train Drivers Strike

The strike that was organized by the GDL train drivers’ union from Janaury 10 to January 12 has forced German railway operator Deutsche Bahn to run only stripped-back emergency timetables.

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GE Business to Build Turbines for Massive Wind Project

GE Vernova will utilize its Pensacola, Florida factory to fulfill the large order, while tower manufacturing operations will come from facilities in Texas, New Mexico and Colorado.

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Toyota Motor Restarts Japanese Operations After Earthquake

Company president Koji Sato said Toyota is attempting to determine how its supply chain would be affected after suppliers Sumitomo Electric and Aisin suffered damage during the quake.

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‘Windshipped’ Offers a Vision of an Alternative to Commercial Trucking in Hudson Valley

John Bowermaster’s movie makes a compelling argument for figuring out how to send non-perishable goods by wind and water.

Schooner Apollonia sails across New York Harbor. Photo: Center for Post Carbon Logistics

Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd Deny Reported Safe Passage Deal With Houthis

ShippingWatch said the pact would involve shipping companies agreeing to not go to Israel in return for being allowed through safely.

The Red Sea with the Jordanian mountains, viewed from Eilat, Israel. Photo: iStock.com/Barbara Gabay

Boeing Under Scrutiny Over Max 9 Blowout

Investigators said their findings so far did not suggest a widespread flaw with the Boeing Max 9 aircraft.

A Boeing 737 MAX on a steep angled landing descent to Farnborough Airport, U.K. Photo: iStock.com/the_guitar_mann

Thai Rice Exports Seen Dropping as Scramble for Supply Eases

The Southeast Asian nation will likely see weaker demand from Indonesia, its top buyer last year, Thai Rice Exporters Association Honorary President Chookiat Ophaswongse said January 4

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ONE Launching Service Between Georgia and West India

The new offering, consisting of nine vessels, will provide the Georgia Ports Authority with access to ten services via the Suez Canal, including nine routes to the Indian subcontinent.

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Podcast | Got a Product Recall? Call Procurement

Procurement used to be tasked with a clear and basic mission: Sign up the best suppliers at the cheapest price. Not anymore.

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HMM Launches Supply Chain Carbon Calculator

HMM announced that it had developed its Supply Chain Carbon Calculator January 3, allowing cargo owners to better manage the carbon footprints of ships, trains and trucks.

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