Wednesday, 29 June 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: India's port and shipping ambitions go global; Weaker spending hits European container volumes

 

Latest News Wednesday 29th June

India's port and shipping ambitions go global

India's port and shipping ambitions go global $500 million war chest to invest in terminals around the world

Weaker spending in Europe hits container volumes

But the Russian and Polish Baltic ports are bucking the trend

M&A activity in UK logistics sector set to increase

Smaller players must merge to avoid being squeezed out of the market by foreign-owned giants

Greek transport network comes to a halt

48-hour strike a last-ditch protest against austerity measures

BT links with DHL to find innovation in supply chain security

Partnership will focus on developing RFID solutions

Simarco opens new hub in the Midlands

Recruitment under way for new depot

Freightliner renews haulage fleet

Delivery of first of 120 new LGVs

Hanjin app goes live

Smartphone service uses new barcode technology

IFW Radio: Maersk could charge you

The biggest freight and logistics stories

IFW Awards 2011: Act now

Get your entry in early and don't leave it until the last minute

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Public sector strikers

US to root out crooked brokers and forwarders

 

Opinion

Time to shape up, not measure up

Stephen Basey-Fisher explains the merits of closer working relationships with clients

Customer service: mediocre or magnificent?

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Interviews

Kestrel wants to spread its wings

Since becoming the UK's biggest liner agency, Kestrel owner and founder Andrew Thorne tells Isabel Lesto that more acquisitions are on the cards as he eyes expansion into air freight and possibly the heavylift chartering and transport markets

A Q&A with Ruth Waring

The founder of Women in Logistics tells IFW its aim is to improve things for women working in the sector

Features

Friday Focus: Is Maersk steering the right course?

While the Maersk manifesto is undoubtedly a great PR coup, designed to promote strategy it had always planned to implement, it does sound like there is some meat on the bones, says IFW Chief Reporter Damian Brett

Conference review: Rail Freight Group

Top decision makers from the rail freight sector attended the RFG annual conference last week, to focus on the current debate over reforming the UK railways to drive down costs, writes James Falkner

A Day in the Life

Alexis Sioris, Head of Cargo Development at Athens International Airport

A Day in the Life

Adam Sherman, Group MD of Air Business Group

People

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