<1…7891011…15> Asia-North Europe on brink of hitting 10 million teu 09.10.17 The westbound from Asia to North Europe trade is set to break the 10 million teu milestone after a strong peak season, according to Drewry’s most recent insight weekly analysis. Asi... FTA demand currency change to sterling after Brexit 04.10.17 The Freight Transport Association (FTA), have said the financial standing rates, which provide licence holders the adequate funds to operate, should be set in sterling and not Euro... Tudor have a new member to the team - Welcome to the team Oscar 02.10.17 After months of searching for a new crucial member of staff, Tudor are proud to announce Oscar Delgado as the latest addition to join the team. Oscar will be working in the office a... Qatar Airways place order for two new freighters 30.09.17 Qatar Airways have announced this week an order of two Boeing 747-8 freighters and four 777-300ERs with an astonishing value of $2.16 billion. The airline, which holds nearly 100 Bo... 2,000 Firms on the look for compensation 26.09.17 Around 2,000 haulage firms have signed up with a UK-based group claim for compensation against any major truck manufacturers found guilty of colluding in a price fixing cartel. The ... Tensions rise between the US and North Korea 22.09.17 The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has issued an executive order, imposing additional sanctions against North Korea. It comes in the wake of the latest nuclear missil... British companies brought out by Dubai business 18.09.17 The Marcura Group has brought out UK-based companies in Falmor and G-Ports for an undisclosed fee. Falmor is an SaaS-based cloud platform for demurrage management and collaboration ... Flights from Miami back up to 50% 14.09.17 Flights at North America’s busiest international cargo airport, Miami International (MIA), continue to get closer towards a fulltime schedule as they estimated to near 50% of their... UK Government hoping for EU trade deal 11.09.17 According to a think tank report released on Monday, the introduction of post-Brexit customs checks could cost trades more than 4 billion pounds ($5.28 billion) a year. The British ... Significant rise in shipments since Hurricane Harvey 07.09.17 The devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey have led to a huge increase in gasoline shipments from Asia to the US and Latin America according to a report from Ocean Freight Exchange... Fishing company ordered to stamp up 2.5m USD 02.09.17 The US Department of Justice said they have convicted and sentenced a fishing vessel company that operated in and around the American Samoa. Yuh Fa Fishery (Vanuatu), the owner of Y... Calais truck design hailed 'outstanding' 31.08.17 Trucks at Calais which were designed to facilitate their transit through the French port, have been hailed as one of the success stories by Port Boulogne-Calais Authority (SEPD) ch... Bahri inks deal for quartet ships from 2020 27.08.17 Bahri Dry Bulk Company, a majority-owned subsidiary of the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri), has penned contracts with South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Indus... Four dead in South Korea after explosion 24.08.17 Four people have lost their lives in an explosion at an STX Offshore & Shipbuilding yard in South Korea; Yonhap News Agency cited the national fire agency. The incident occurred on ... Canada chosen for new IATA-FIATA programme 21.08.17 IATA Cargo Agency Programme will be replaced with a new IATA-FIATA programme as forwarders and airlines will team up to make joint decisions. During the years, the role of a forward... HMM eyeing Arctic option 20.08.17 The possibility of reducing voyage times between Asia and Europe via the Arctic sea could become more likely as Hyundai Merchant Marine looks at the possibility to create better op... Hong Kong in Virtual Reality bid 18.08.17 Hactl may have changed the game after inventing a revolutionary Virtual Reality training environment creating staff to gain experience before working on the airport ramp. The Hong K... HMS Queen Elizabeth has returned home 16.08.17 The biggest ship ever in HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived to its home port in Portsmouth for the first time this week as thousands attended the harbour to spectate. The British Navy ... <1…7891011…15>
Asia-North Europe on brink of hitting 10 million teu 09.10.17 The westbound from Asia to North Europe trade is set to break the 10 million teu milestone after a strong peak season, according to Drewry’s most recent insight weekly analysis. Asi...
FTA demand currency change to sterling after Brexit 04.10.17 The Freight Transport Association (FTA), have said the financial standing rates, which provide licence holders the adequate funds to operate, should be set in sterling and not Euro...
Tudor have a new member to the team - Welcome to the team Oscar 02.10.17 After months of searching for a new crucial member of staff, Tudor are proud to announce Oscar Delgado as the latest addition to join the team. Oscar will be working in the office a...
Qatar Airways place order for two new freighters 30.09.17 Qatar Airways have announced this week an order of two Boeing 747-8 freighters and four 777-300ERs with an astonishing value of $2.16 billion. The airline, which holds nearly 100 Bo...
2,000 Firms on the look for compensation 26.09.17 Around 2,000 haulage firms have signed up with a UK-based group claim for compensation against any major truck manufacturers found guilty of colluding in a price fixing cartel. The ...
Tensions rise between the US and North Korea 22.09.17 The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has issued an executive order, imposing additional sanctions against North Korea. It comes in the wake of the latest nuclear missil...
British companies brought out by Dubai business 18.09.17 The Marcura Group has brought out UK-based companies in Falmor and G-Ports for an undisclosed fee. Falmor is an SaaS-based cloud platform for demurrage management and collaboration ...
Flights from Miami back up to 50% 14.09.17 Flights at North America’s busiest international cargo airport, Miami International (MIA), continue to get closer towards a fulltime schedule as they estimated to near 50% of their...
UK Government hoping for EU trade deal 11.09.17 According to a think tank report released on Monday, the introduction of post-Brexit customs checks could cost trades more than 4 billion pounds ($5.28 billion) a year. The British ...
Significant rise in shipments since Hurricane Harvey 07.09.17 The devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey have led to a huge increase in gasoline shipments from Asia to the US and Latin America according to a report from Ocean Freight Exchange...
Fishing company ordered to stamp up 2.5m USD 02.09.17 The US Department of Justice said they have convicted and sentenced a fishing vessel company that operated in and around the American Samoa. Yuh Fa Fishery (Vanuatu), the owner of Y...
Calais truck design hailed 'outstanding' 31.08.17 Trucks at Calais which were designed to facilitate their transit through the French port, have been hailed as one of the success stories by Port Boulogne-Calais Authority (SEPD) ch...
Bahri inks deal for quartet ships from 2020 27.08.17 Bahri Dry Bulk Company, a majority-owned subsidiary of the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri), has penned contracts with South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Indus...
Four dead in South Korea after explosion 24.08.17 Four people have lost their lives in an explosion at an STX Offshore & Shipbuilding yard in South Korea; Yonhap News Agency cited the national fire agency. The incident occurred on ...
Canada chosen for new IATA-FIATA programme 21.08.17 IATA Cargo Agency Programme will be replaced with a new IATA-FIATA programme as forwarders and airlines will team up to make joint decisions. During the years, the role of a forward...
HMM eyeing Arctic option 20.08.17 The possibility of reducing voyage times between Asia and Europe via the Arctic sea could become more likely as Hyundai Merchant Marine looks at the possibility to create better op...
Hong Kong in Virtual Reality bid 18.08.17 Hactl may have changed the game after inventing a revolutionary Virtual Reality training environment creating staff to gain experience before working on the airport ramp. The Hong K...
HMS Queen Elizabeth has returned home 16.08.17 The biggest ship ever in HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived to its home port in Portsmouth for the first time this week as thousands attended the harbour to spectate. The British Navy ...
