Tuesday, 22 February 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Sea freight continues to Libya

Latest News Tuesday 22nd February

Sea freight continues to Libya

Business as usual despite news that all three ports have closed


SA strike is called off

Pay deal heralds two years of stability

EC to award 170 million Euro grants

Funds will focus on making transport more sustainable

Shippers meet to discuss safe packaging of containers

Shipper, maritime and labour representatives will meet today in Switzerland in an effort to agree a suitable way of encouraging and enforcing the safe packing of containers.

SR Technics renews with K+N

New contract is for another five years

Ekol Logistics to co-operate with STS

Turkish 3PL seeks to expand into Northern European countries

Pirate gets 33 months jail sentence

Court rejects appeal for 27 year sentence for Somali Abdiwali Abdiqadir Muse

Panalpina buys Grieg Logistics

Purchase is part of company growth strategy

WE HAVE MAIL
Re: Green supply chain management

Brian Frisby

Re: Tariff's and NVO's

Albert Saphir

Re: Prosecuting pirates

Capt Jim Brunton

Re: Insurance companies tackling pirates

Darryl Petters

Re: Releasing the pirates

Frank D. Harrisson

Re: IFW first year online

Bernard Disneur

OPINION
CRM in the supply chain -- leveraging technology to understand your customers

The economy we work in is global, and customer service expectations are continuing to rise. As businesses increasingly come to appreciate the value of customer service and customer knowledge, it would seem that a customer or client relationship management (CRM) system is a valuable tool, writes Susanna Patton

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INTERVIEWS
A Q&A with Andrew Herdman

The Director General of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines on US plans for 100% cargo screening, intra-Asia volumes and anticipated growth in global demand

Singapore has big plans

Rather than being one of many gateways to South-east Asia, Kelvin Wong, the Logistics Director of Singapore's Economic Development Board tells Damian Brett the island has ambitions to become the gateway to all Asia

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Our story: Exis Technologies

The story of Exis Technologies is not just about building a business. As the company puts it, it's about stopping ships blowing up, saving lives and protecting the environment

Friday Focus: Green supply chain management.

There is a significant issue growing within our industry, one that will impact us all: climate change, writes Stephen Maskell

Our story: NYK

Established in 1885 with a fleet of 58 steamships, Nippon Yusen Kaisha was Japan's largest shipping company from the very beginning of its history

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