IFW E-Bulletin: Carriers could be 'flirting with the red ink' this year, warns analyst

Latest News Thursday 14th April Carriers could be 'flirting with the red ink' this year, says analyst Drewry downgrades profit expectations for shipping lines chasing market share at the expense of rates Bidders line up to build new terminal at Indonesian gateway But foreign operators must partner with local firms, says government of the region's largest economy India's Continental Warehousing set for major expansion Finance from PE firm will fund development as a logistics provider Maersk set to order 10 more mega-containerships (Video) And Danish line may sign up for even more 18,000teu vessels later in the year Lufthansa Cargo gets 2011 off to a flying start Carrier sees double-digit growth in freight volumes and capacity Commercial flights resume at Sendai Relief efforts lead to first domestic take-offs since disaster hit Japanese airport £9 million for 3MG logistics project Government weighs-in with funding for rail infrastructure at Mersey site Hanjin announces rate rises Price hikes on Asia-Europe trades next month Analyst warns of overcapacity on the transpacific (Video) IFW TV talks to BTI chief Doug Bannister Claus Ellemann-Jensen New Commercial Manager at CMP We Have Mail Re: Slow-steaming Re: Trucks Re: Longer trailers   Opinion RSAS: the means for a safer railway Abbey Petkar considers rail freight security IT solutions for supply chain management expanding Latest Jobs Job of the Week Freight Sales Supervisor Location: Dover Ocean Export Clerk MB5962 Middlesex Salary Neg Junior Import Clerk DS5742 Aberdeen Salary Neg 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 Middle East Liner Shipping Conference 20th - 21st April 2011 For all your announcement opportunities and events View all classifieds Interviews A Q&A with Paul Barker PD Ports Development Director for bulk, ports and logistics presents a tutorial on port-centric logistics on Thursday 7 April at Multimodal 2011 A Q&A With David Mawer The UK MD of beverage logistics specialist JF Hillebrand explains the intricacies of supply chain management strategy in this growing niche Features 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 Friday Focus: How war underwriters keep the world going round Risto Talas started writing about Somali piracy in 2006 and has followed the developments in the Gulf of Aden with mixed feelings for a maritime underclass whose fishing grounds were exploited by foreign trawlers from the 1990s and in whose waters toxic waste was illegally dumped People Claus Ellemann-Jensen A degree of choice for future logistics professionals

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