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Logistics: Page 645
CaroTrans Adds Taiwan-to-New York LCL Service
CaroTrans International, a global non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has begun a direct, less-than-containerload (LCL) import service between Taiwan and New York.
Mobile Point-of-Sale Systems Could Exceed 54 Million Unites in 2019
The last decade has seen many technological advancements in known payment environments. The introduction of point-of-sale systems has changed payment experiences by replacing cash registers in many scenarios. Credit cards have become a preferred mode of payment and more merchants are working toward accepting them.
Fifty European Airports Scheduled to Be Carbon-Neutral By 2030
At the recent COP21 climate change discussions in Paris, the European airport industry committed to raising the number of carbon-neutral airports in Europe to 50 by the year 2030.
IAG Cargo Launches Cargo Connector Service in U.S.
IAG Cargo has launched a Cargo Connector delivery service in the U.S.
Ceva Opens Regional HQ in Brazil; Warehouse in Malaysia
Ceva Logistics has opened a new headquarters for South America in São Paulo, Brazil.
Covectra Issues Serialization System for Infant Formula Protection
Covectra, a provider of technology for product serialization, authentication and tracking and tracing, has launched a new system for protecting infant formula from counterfeiting.
7-Eleven Delivers Late-Night Snacks to College Dorms
7-Eleven is finding a new way to serve late-night munchies to the college crowd by partnering with Tapingo to deliver to college campuses.
As Crude Oil Supplies Mount, Tanker Shipping Rates Decline
Tanker shipping rates are set to decline from current highs in 2016 as the trade in crude oil is forecast to decline due to ample stocking, and the fleet is expected to expand briskly, according to the latest edition of the Tanker Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
New Truck-Monitoring Technology: It's Just Down the Road
Imagine a truck that "knows," while in transit, that it's about to experience a mechanical failure, how serious the problem is, what's required to fix it, and exactly where the driver should go to get the job done.
Dry Bulk Market Not Likely to Be Profitable Before 2017, Report Says
The gloomy outlook for the dry bulk shipping market continues to afflict shipowners, and the market is not expected to return to profitability before 2017, according to the Dry Bulk Forecaster report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Cost, Not Quick Delivery, Uppermost in Minds of Those Buying Online, Report Finds
While more peak-season shopping will likely be done online this year than ever before in North America, one of the most important factors in a shopper's decision to use the web will be cost rather than speed of delivery, according to a consumer survey conducted by Canadian parcel and freight service Purolator International, along with the Stony Brook University Center for Survey Research.
Growing Exports of U.S., Mideast Methanol to Heavily Impact Chemical Shipping World
New U.S. and Middle East methanol production capacity being added over the next two years will have serious implications for chemical shipping trade flow patterns, according to the latest edition of the Chemical Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
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