Thursday, 19 May 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Containerlines should prepare for rough financial waters in Q2; Box shortage looms

Latest News Thursday 19th May

Container lines should prepare for rough
financial waters in Q2

Container lines should prepare for rough <br />financial waters in Q2 Hopes for a rapid recovery in the market have evaporated, claims analyst

WSC predicts shortage of containers for peak shipping season

With box prices at a record high, the global fleet could be almost two million teu short in 2011

Shipping giants publish their vision for the next
30 years

White Paper sets out the key challenges to the sector to help industry make long-term plans

Hamburg wins back market share in strong first quarter

Increased container volumes driven by new services and a rise in Baltic and Asia traffic

NOL invests in its first containership terminal

$25 million investment in facility at Chinese port of Qingdao

US engineers keep cargo moving, despite Mississippi floods

Key terminals remain open, but there are fears for upcoming bulk exports peak season

FTA gets set to work with new Northern Ireland ministers

Lobby group aims to keep transport investment at the top of the political agenda

Biggest ever ship in the Baltic (VIDEO)

Arrival of Maersk Elba at Gdansk marks a new era in the region

Kestrel takes on Johnson Stevens business

Liner shipping agency becomes UK's largest with latest takeover

IFW Awards 2011: Act now

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

Happy birthday to us

Celebrate with us as IFW hits 40 this year

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Opinion

Customer service: mediocre or magnificent?

For decades, customer service in the logistics industry has been associated with being mediocre. It's an area that often isn't given as much attention as it deserves; after all, great customer service can be the route to full customer buy-in, argues Matthew Marriott

Longer lorries may undermine rail freight

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Interviews

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

A Q&A with Andreas Boedecker

The Head of Global Ocean Freight at DHL Global Forwarding tells Damian Brett that speaking the customer's language and adapting services to their requirements will bring long-term success

Features

Global sourcing logistics: from concept to delivery

Global sourcing is a long-term systemic change that necessitates rebuilding supply chain logistics from the ground up, writes Simon Kaye

Friday Focus: Logistics and the younger generation

Many school, college or even university leavers may have already formulated the foundations of their new career within finance, construction or law. However, Stephen Maskell wonders if logistics is in the mix

OneExpress growth plans for the future

Matteo Ravazzin, from pallet network OneExpress Italia, tells IFW about the company's growth plans for the future.

The (not so) happy life of the modern seafarer

David Savage on injustice on the high seas

People

Investment in career development is vital, says new survey

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