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Global Trade Management: Page 123
As Many as 3,000 Air Freighters Expected to Be Needed Over Next 20 Years
Even in the worst-case scenario, there will be a rising demand for freighter aircraft over the next 20 years, according to the most recent forecast by Seattle's Air Cargo Management Group (ACMG).
Apple's Supply-Chain Challenge: Keep It Secret. Then Tell the World.
In Stanley Kubrick's Cold War black comedy "Dr. Strangelove," the Soviets have developed a devastating "Doomsday Device," to be triggered by a nuclear attack on the U.S.S.R. It's supposed to act as a deterrent, but has been kept a secret. Asks an exasperated American president of the Russian ambassador: "Why didn't you tell the world?" To which the ambassador replies: "The Premier loves surprises."
European Forwarders Confident About Freight Growth, at Least in the Short Term
Volumes are expected to be robust among Europe's freight forwarders through next month, according to Danske Bank's latest European Freight Forwarding Index report for September 2014.
New Head of European Shippers Council Pushes Green Logistics, Open Trade
Nik Delmeire, the newly appointed secretary general of the European Shippers' Council (ESC), has said it is time for businesses to measure, monitor and reduce emissions by freight transport. At the same time, the new European Commission should reduce existing trade barriers in the European Union. "Together these innovations can spur economic growth and create jobs," says Delmeire.
IGear Debuts 'Always On' Software Platform
IGear Online LLC has developed Always On, a new software platform for global manufacturers.
InfinityQS Publishes eBook on Vaccine Manufacturing Chain
Infinity QS International Inc. has published a new electronic book, "Transforming the Vaccine Manufacturing Chain: How Pharmaceutical Companies Can Ensure Quality and Accelerate Time to Market."
Champ Cargosystems Forms Forwarding Subsidiary
Champ Cargosystems has formed a new subsidiary, Champ Forwarding Systems DA.
Emerging Markets and Diverging I.T. Strategies
The condition of emerging-market economies seems to seesaw from week to week. But one thing remains constant: the failure of a lot of companies to shore up their supply chains in those countries with up-to-date information technology.
Ending Ban on Export of U.S. Crude Oil Would Benefit Manufacturing, Study Claims
The manufacturing sector, already a leading component of the U.S. economy, would benefit significantly if the crude oil ban were lifted, according to a new study.
SEC's Conflict-Minerals Reporting Rule: A Progress Report
By now, all manufacturers are fully up to speed on the Securities & Exchange Commission's new rule about disclosing the presence of conflict minerals in their products ... aren't they?
Supplier Software Is Spun Off, Changes Name to Xeeva
Supplier Software Inc., a provider of procurement applications, has changed its name to Xeeva Inc.
Air Cargo Predicted to Grow 4.7 Percent Annually Over Next 20 Years
After two years of either flat or slightly negative traffic growth, demand for air cargo transport began to grow slowly and steadily during the second quarter of 2013. The uptick in traffic continued into the second half of 2013 to end the year 0.9 percent above the 2012 traffic total. Growth has continued to gather strength in 2014, nearly recovering the long-term trend rate. World air cargo traffic is forecast to grow an average 4.7 percent per year over the next 20 years to reach a total of more than twice the number of revenue tonne-kilometers (RTK) logged in 2013. The number of airplanes in the freighter fleet will increase by more than half by the end of the forecast period.
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