6 articles found with keyword "Direct"
SOUTHEAST China's Fujian province recorded a cross-strait direct shipping freight volume of 7.11 million tonnes from January to April, up 2.98 per cent over the same period in 2011.
HOME of Volvo, and half way between Oslo and Copenhagen, the Swedish Atlantic harbour at Gothenburg is well placed to capitalise on its position as Scandinavia's biggest seaport.
INDIA's busiest container port Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) handled 58,376 TEU of imports via the direct port delivery (DPD) scheme in July, out of total import volume of 143,699 TEU, representing a 41
GROWING demand from the strengthening cooperation between Zhejiang province and Taiwan had prompted Ningbo to commence a direct cross-strait container shipping service.
TAIWAN-BASED container shipper, Wan Hai Lines, is planning to launch direct shipping services to Cambodia from September 21, at a time when the Taiwan government is pushing its "New Southbound" initiative.
MAERSK's Northern Star service between Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia and Auckland, New Zealand, that previously called at Port Nelson will no longer do so as announced in July, reports Fairfax media
6 articles found with keyword "Direct"
SOUTHEAST China's Fujian province recorded a cross-strait direct shipping freight volume of 7.11 million tonnes from January to April, up 2.98 per cent over the same period in 2011.
HOME of Volvo, and half way between Oslo and Copenhagen, the Swedish Atlantic harbour at Gothenburg is well placed to capitalise on its position as Scandinavia's biggest seaport.
INDIA's busiest container port Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) handled 58,376 TEU of imports via the direct port delivery (DPD) scheme in July, out of total import volume of 143,699 TEU, representing a 41
GROWING demand from the strengthening cooperation between Zhejiang province and Taiwan had prompted Ningbo to commence a direct cross-strait container shipping service.
TAIWAN-BASED container shipper, Wan Hai Lines, is planning to launch direct shipping services to Cambodia from September 21, at a time when the Taiwan government is pushing its "New Southbound" initiative.
MAERSK's Northern Star service between Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia and Auckland, New Zealand, that previously called at Port Nelson will no longer do so as announced in July, reports Fairfax media
