10 articles found with keyword "Needs"
Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates
83B Plan to Revive Oil Production by 2040" class="w-full h-full object-cover"/>Venezuela needs
THE UK's Freight Transport Association (FTA) is calling on the government to push ahead with the expansion of London Heathrow airport that involves building a third runway
HONG KONG needs to improve cross-border supply chain visibility to retain its position as an Asian logistics hub, according to the findings of a new study.
This year’s Review of Maritime Transport, launched on 7 November, highlights that 2015 was another difficult year for the shipping industry, with continued overcapacity and historically low freight rates.
Drewry Maritime’s latest Container Forecaster report highlights that carriers need to rely less on the chronic use of general rate increases and pay more attention to minimising surplus capacity at the trade route level to stabilise the shipping market. Future industry health is now being governed by carrier behaviour and psychology rather than the prevailing market fundamentals
he cheerleading, the photo ops and the coming urgent mission to Ottawa are all great.
Shipneeds directionsportal.co.nzAfter a rudderless loss to the Wests Tigers that lacked cohesion and attitude, the onus falls squarely on halves James Maloney and Brett Seymour to right the shaky Warriors'shipagainst St George Illawarra on Sunday. Maloney may believe his one-week...ve daha fazlası »
THE Shipowners Association of Malaysia (SAM), representing carriers, said hopes to work with the Federation of Malaysian Freight Forwarders (FMFF) and Selangor Freight Forwarders and Logistics Association (SFFLA) towards finding alternative security instruments to facilitate transactions without security deposits, reports Bernama news agency
US aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, predicts China will demand 200 new air cargo freighters and 470 converted freighters over the coming two decades, according to a senior Boeing official based in Beijing
IF Bangladesh does not increase the numbers of its inland container depots (ICDs), it can expect serious cargo delays and missed shipments at the Port of Chittagong, reports IHS Media
10 articles found with keyword "Needs"
Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates
83B Plan to Revive Oil Production by 2040" class="w-full h-full object-cover"/>Venezuela needs
THE UK's Freight Transport Association (FTA) is calling on the government to push ahead with the expansion of London Heathrow airport that involves building a third runway
HONG KONG needs to improve cross-border supply chain visibility to retain its position as an Asian logistics hub, according to the findings of a new study.
This year’s Review of Maritime Transport, launched on 7 November, highlights that 2015 was another difficult year for the shipping industry, with continued overcapacity and historically low freight rates.
Drewry Maritime’s latest Container Forecaster report highlights that carriers need to rely less on the chronic use of general rate increases and pay more attention to minimising surplus capacity at the trade route level to stabilise the shipping market. Future industry health is now being governed by carrier behaviour and psychology rather than the prevailing market fundamentals
he cheerleading, the photo ops and the coming urgent mission to Ottawa are all great.
Shipneeds directionsportal.co.nzAfter a rudderless loss to the Wests Tigers that lacked cohesion and attitude, the onus falls squarely on halves James Maloney and Brett Seymour to right the shaky Warriors'shipagainst St George Illawarra on Sunday. Maloney may believe his one-week...ve daha fazlası »
THE Shipowners Association of Malaysia (SAM), representing carriers, said hopes to work with the Federation of Malaysian Freight Forwarders (FMFF) and Selangor Freight Forwarders and Logistics Association (SFFLA) towards finding alternative security instruments to facilitate transactions without security deposits, reports Bernama news agency
US aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, predicts China will demand 200 new air cargo freighters and 470 converted freighters over the coming two decades, according to a senior Boeing official based in Beijing
IF Bangladesh does not increase the numbers of its inland container depots (ICDs), it can expect serious cargo delays and missed shipments at the Port of Chittagong, reports IHS Media
