Tuesday, 19 April 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Carriers look set for bid to raise rates; Huge cash bonus for anti-piracy campaign

Latest News Tuesday 19th April

Carriers look set for bid to push-up Asia-Europe ocean rates

Carriers look set for bid to push-up Asia-Europe ocean rates Lines believed to be preparing to follow in Hanjin's wake, but analysts are divided on chances of success

Huge cash bonus for anti-piracy campaign

UAE leads with a million-dollar donation to boost flagging fund

Stability the name of the game this year

WTO warns of slowing growth and the impact of unrest in oil-exporting countries

Time for a fresh look at shipper-carrier contracts

FMC says deals should meet expectations of both parties

APMT buys into Georgia's major port

Terminal operator sees potential for a Central Asia hub and will invest $100m in new facilities

No need for US NVOCCs to publish rates

Rule change to simplify business processes comes into effect and may be extended to foreign operators

IFW TV: The importance of rail freight to growth in the UK

Tony Berkeley talks to IFW TV

Volumes still on the up at HKIA

Air cargo exports rise and flights hit monthly high

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Interviews

Exclusive: An improving picture for hard-pressed carriers

Super slow-steaming, container shortages, vessel lay-ups and rising demand will help boost freight rates on key liner trades in the coming months, APL President Eng Aik Meng tells Mike King

Organic growth now the way forward as DSV makes its presence felt

Rene Falch Olesen tells Damian Brett how a logistics firm can boost marketshare without making an acquisition or taking on new business at a loss

Features

Friday Focus: Automation, a flexible friend

As companies emerge from the recession and reassess their supply chain models in an attempt to maximise efficiency, warehouse automation is back on the agenda; but the agenda has changed, says Steve Richmond

Evaluating total cost of enterprise ownership

In recent conversations with executives from various freight forwarding companies, Andrea Robinson has realised that there is a lot of confusion over how to evaluate total cost of ownership (TCO) for logistics IT systems.

Friday Focus: Tied up in red tape

The big challenge for logistics providers in Afghanistan isn't security or terrorism, it's bureacracy, writes Felicity Landon

System integration: the pros of pulling together

System integration is used across industries of all shapes and sizes, but in logistics especially, it forms an integral part of the supply chain by making sure the flow of goods is kept on schedule and on budget, explains Matthew Marriott

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