<1…45678…11> CargoLogicAir ready for take-off 11.08.17 CargoLogicAir (CLA), the UK-registered cargo airline part-controlled by Russia's AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), is to launch its first scheduled cargo route later this month, provi... Qatar in bid for Oman base 08.08.17 Qatar Navigation, a shipping and logistics company based in Doha, confirmed they were shifting its regional trans-shipment hub from Dubai to the Omani port of Sohar after a diploma... Exclusive: Gage Oxley talks logistics, revisits anxious wait & his upcoming film 07.08.17 Writer and director Gage Oxley is currently in production of shooting new film 'Pulse.' Gage directing the crew for upcoming film 'Pulse.'The filmmaker has had a vast amount of equi... Performances could increase M&A activity 07.08.17 There is a growing “performance divide“ in freight forwarding, based on differences in customer/product mix, IT functionality and management, which is likely to lead to a pick-up i... UAE and China put pen to paper 04.08.17 BU Dhabi Ports has put pen to paper on an investment co-operation agreement with China’s Jiangsu Province to allocate space for companies from the region within the Khalifa Port Fr... Gender inequality remains in logistics 03.08.17 The logistics industry has increased to 850,000 individuals employed within the UK, an increase of 13% (95,400) since 2010. These are the employment figures according to a study by ... BBC stars sign open letter 01.08.17 It's been over a week since the BBC released the figures of the salaries their stars earn. It has forced the likes of Clare Balding, Alex Jones and Sue Barker to lead a signed open ... UK manufacturing on the rise 31.07.17 The outlook for the UK manufacturing industry looks promising. The sector has seen significant growth over recent years with many UK companies experiencing the largest hike in busi... UK hoping for 'soft' Brexit 28.07.17 UK government ministers this week signalled that they are now willing to accept a transitional period of several years after it leaves the EU in 2019 after citizens voted for Brexi... Tudor optimistic despite economic growth 26.07.17 The UK economy grew by 0.3% between a three month period to June, driven by a boom in the filming industry according to the Office for National Statistic. The original estimate... Asia-Europe in price slump 25.07.17 The spot prices for Asia-Europe unexpectedly dropped by around 9% despite it being peak season. Transpacific prices have also fallen for a third successive week. However, rates have... Maersk to share cyber-attack details 24.07.17 Maersk has promised to share with its customers and partners on what was learnt from last month’s Petya cyber-attack. In an update yesterday designed to reassure customers that its ... Worlds largest container arrives to UK 24.07.17 The world’s largest container ship has arrived in the UK. The ship can carry a staggering 21,413 containers which measure 20ft each. The container is 400 metres long and is currentl... Qatar to set up dairy farm 21.07.17 Qatar Airways Cargo has revealed it will transport more than 4,000 cattle in hope to set up a dairy farm in Qatar. The company confirmed it had gained the rights to transport the Ho... Exclusive: ASA want BREXIT solution 21.07.17 Jon Conway, director general of the Switzerland-based European industry, expects UK politicians to face the burden of ensuring there is a deal from Brexit that benefits the trade m... BIFA elect new chairman 20.07.17 Mark Bromley has replaced Fred Osborn as the elected national chairman of UK freight forwarder group BIFA for a two-year term.. Osborn becomes immediate vice-chairman for a two-year... UK Government launches finance scheme to help logistics providers post-Brexit 18.07.17 Teaming up with banks will deliver a government-supported financial agreement more quick and efficient with first time firms forwarding to suppliers. The UK government has introduce... HMS Queen Elizabeth 'fragile' to attacks according to ex-RAF chiefs 14.07.17 Ex-RAF leaders have raised the issues of HMS Queen Elizabeth being potentially useless in any future conflict with unless more patrol planes protect the state-of-art-vessel. The new... <1…45678…11>
CargoLogicAir ready for take-off 11.08.17 CargoLogicAir (CLA), the UK-registered cargo airline part-controlled by Russia's AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), is to launch its first scheduled cargo route later this month, provi...
Qatar in bid for Oman base 08.08.17 Qatar Navigation, a shipping and logistics company based in Doha, confirmed they were shifting its regional trans-shipment hub from Dubai to the Omani port of Sohar after a diploma...
Exclusive: Gage Oxley talks logistics, revisits anxious wait & his upcoming film 07.08.17 Writer and director Gage Oxley is currently in production of shooting new film 'Pulse.' Gage directing the crew for upcoming film 'Pulse.'The filmmaker has had a vast amount of equi...
Performances could increase M&A activity 07.08.17 There is a growing “performance divide“ in freight forwarding, based on differences in customer/product mix, IT functionality and management, which is likely to lead to a pick-up i...
UAE and China put pen to paper 04.08.17 BU Dhabi Ports has put pen to paper on an investment co-operation agreement with China’s Jiangsu Province to allocate space for companies from the region within the Khalifa Port Fr...
Gender inequality remains in logistics 03.08.17 The logistics industry has increased to 850,000 individuals employed within the UK, an increase of 13% (95,400) since 2010. These are the employment figures according to a study by ...
BBC stars sign open letter 01.08.17 It's been over a week since the BBC released the figures of the salaries their stars earn. It has forced the likes of Clare Balding, Alex Jones and Sue Barker to lead a signed open ...
UK manufacturing on the rise 31.07.17 The outlook for the UK manufacturing industry looks promising. The sector has seen significant growth over recent years with many UK companies experiencing the largest hike in busi...
UK hoping for 'soft' Brexit 28.07.17 UK government ministers this week signalled that they are now willing to accept a transitional period of several years after it leaves the EU in 2019 after citizens voted for Brexi...
Tudor optimistic despite economic growth 26.07.17 The UK economy grew by 0.3% between a three month period to June, driven by a boom in the filming industry according to the Office for National Statistic. The original estimate...
Asia-Europe in price slump 25.07.17 The spot prices for Asia-Europe unexpectedly dropped by around 9% despite it being peak season. Transpacific prices have also fallen for a third successive week. However, rates have...
Maersk to share cyber-attack details 24.07.17 Maersk has promised to share with its customers and partners on what was learnt from last month’s Petya cyber-attack. In an update yesterday designed to reassure customers that its ...
Worlds largest container arrives to UK 24.07.17 The world’s largest container ship has arrived in the UK. The ship can carry a staggering 21,413 containers which measure 20ft each. The container is 400 metres long and is currentl...
Qatar to set up dairy farm 21.07.17 Qatar Airways Cargo has revealed it will transport more than 4,000 cattle in hope to set up a dairy farm in Qatar. The company confirmed it had gained the rights to transport the Ho...
Exclusive: ASA want BREXIT solution 21.07.17 Jon Conway, director general of the Switzerland-based European industry, expects UK politicians to face the burden of ensuring there is a deal from Brexit that benefits the trade m...
BIFA elect new chairman 20.07.17 Mark Bromley has replaced Fred Osborn as the elected national chairman of UK freight forwarder group BIFA for a two-year term.. Osborn becomes immediate vice-chairman for a two-year...
UK Government launches finance scheme to help logistics providers post-Brexit 18.07.17 Teaming up with banks will deliver a government-supported financial agreement more quick and efficient with first time firms forwarding to suppliers. The UK government has introduce...
HMS Queen Elizabeth 'fragile' to attacks according to ex-RAF chiefs 14.07.17 Ex-RAF leaders have raised the issues of HMS Queen Elizabeth being potentially useless in any future conflict with unless more patrol planes protect the state-of-art-vessel. The new...
