Latest News Tuesday 1st November | | | | 
| Vision for 2040 calls for immediate action by industry to 'go greener' | | 
| | Spring will see freighter service from Chengdu take off to boost falling volumes at French cargo airport | |
| | Now Florida port bids for finance to expand by building intermodal hub | |
| | Cathay Pacific takes delivery of new greener freighter, first in a fleet of 10 on order | |
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| | But year-to-date volumes are up in Europe, North America and the Middle East | |
| | Tanzanian port eyes modernisation of berths and handling and dredging to attract bigger ships | |
| | Australian logistics technology firm set for record year | |
| | Three-pronged relief bid by shipping line and logistics group | |
| | Weekly calls from Korea to Indonesia | |
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| | | Opinion | | The latest in a series of articles written by you, members of our industry | | 
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| Latest Jobs | Job of the Week Yang Ming (UK) Limited, part of the Yang Ming group of companies, have vacancies for the following personnel: | | John Good shipping is one of the UKs largest and most experienced Independent ship agency companies has a vacancy for the following personnel: | | 
| | Salary: Depends on experience Location: Ipswich | |
| | For all the latest job listings and people news View all jobs | | Latest Classifieds | | 14 November 2011 | |
| | For all your announcement opportunities and events View all classifieds | | | |
| Interviews | | Strong turnover growth at the intermodal operator, majority-owned by France's SNCF Geodis, sees the company targeting break-even next year, having been in the red since it was launched in 2007, Financial Director Olivier Storch tells IFW | |
| | The Operations Director at Bellville Rodair Group enjoys working for a firm with the ability to make decisions and act quickly, has a busy day with long hours and a husband who doesn't complain | |
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| Features | | The Project Cargo Network has attracted more than 100 members in its first year. Felicity Landon reports as it prepares for its first annual summit | |
| | Much of the freight flying today has to be moved by air, either because of its value or due to economic emergency, so why do carriers struggle to generate profits? ask Anand Medepalli and Bill Kotrba | |
| | In two years the UK will boast a new deepwater port and Europe's largest logistics park. How do Felixstowe and Southampton view this potential rival for their business? asks Isabel Lesto | |
| | In these uncertain times, everyone is, understandably, eagle-eyed when it comes to keeping costs down, writes Simon Reed | |
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