Friday, 11 March 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Gloomy outlook for air freight rates out of China; Forcing low-sulpher fuel on ships could be own goal for green lobby

Latest News Friday 11th March

Gloomy outlook for air freight rates out of China

Gloomy outlook for air freight rates  out of China Weaker-than-expected demand and influx of capacity will impact carrier yields

Forcing lower-sulphur fuel on ships could be an own goal for green lobby

Higher cost could see cargo shift to road, increasing pollution

DHL profits soar

Express division the star performer in 2010

Get together on rules for greener shipping, call

Shipowners want clear guidance and uniform regulation on newbuilds

Higher volumes plus dearer fuel means pain for forwarders

Bank survey shows rising oil price is a major concern in Europe

New Zealand port back in business

Lyttelton operations resume as earthquake damage is assessed

News In Brief

Hong Kong; DHL; CMA CGM; APMT; OOCL; Felixstowe; Priority Freight; Cargo Network Services; Samskip

Services round-up

Grand Alliance; Weiss Rohlig; Hanjin/CNC/KMTC; Hapag-Lloyd/RCL; Crowley Maritime; hanjin/UASC/Cosco/CCNI; DHL; Evergreen; Etihad

Contracts round-up

Ceva; Barloworld; Wincanton; K+N; Peel/ACL

More cargo on the Yangtze

Factories move west to reduce costs

Mixed fortunes for container traffic in Europe

January volumes up on last year, but monthly figures more gloomy

Roger Crook

Taking over DHL freight division

Paul Smits

New Financial Director at Rotterdam

Social networking with IFW

Use Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter to get the news and make the news

Got a question about the freighting industry?

Just ask Kat

Last chance to win a bumper food hamper

SaLSA steps in with the right advice

Have you got news for us?

If you have a story that impacts on the freighting industry, we'd like to hear from you

We Have Mail

Re: Falling rates

Gary Ferrulli

Re: Shipping lines and rates

John Doble

Re: Losing volumes

Peter Iles
 

Opinion

Coalitions and cargo: a recipe for Irish recovery?

In the days before the General Election, there were those of my fellow Irishmen and women who believed that the most likely result was 'more of the same', regardless of whichever party emerged from the ballot with the largest number of seats, writes John Tuohy

The odds are stacked against going it alone

Latest Jobs

Job of the Week

UK Export Director Position

Company Leading Freight Forwarder Title UK Export Director Location Based from the Midlands Salary £65K basic + benefits with £100K OTE

Freight Forwarding Clerk

Salary upto 21K Location: Lancashire

Senior Air Imports Clerk / Supervisor

Salary upto 28K Location: Middlesex

For all the latest job listings and people news

View all jobs

Latest Classifieds

Fundamentals of Transport Logistics

IBC Global Academy Distance Learning

Lloyd's List Group

Company Credit Reports & Ratings

TOC Asia

15-17 March 2011

For all your announcement opportunities and events

View all classifieds

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

Features

Friday Focus: Piracy - what's to be done?

Piracy continues to escalate and there seems to be no end in sight. With the cargo industry being constantly reminded of the damaging effects, many professionals are thinking the same thing: what is really being done to deter piracy? asks Katerina Kerr

The A-Team: Rail Freight on track

The Channel Tunnel: blocked by bureaucracy and politics

It's all in the small print

Shippers and carriers should ensure they have clear, comprehensive agreements in place, covering all of the key essential commercial and legal terms in a single document, advises Matthew Gore

Supply chain agility, via Cloud

Andy Stinnes on why agility in supply chain management is more important than ever, and why you need cloud technology to get you there

People

Roger Crook

Paul Smits

an informa business
Sent to lisab509.a2znews@blogger.com: unsubscribe | update profile | forward to a friend

No comments: