Friday, 24 June 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: US may scrap 100% scanning plan; More large boxships ordered; APL to reduce bunker surcharges

 

Latest News Friday 24th June

US security chief reveals 100% scanning rule may be scrapped

US security chief reveals 100% scanning rule may be scrapped Napolitano says Congress is considering 'a more layered approach' to container security

Another shipowner orders ultra-large containerships

Carriers look to reduce operating costs by increasing capacity, but analyst warns bigger ships could distort the market

APL to reduce bunker surcharges

Savings from slow-steaming on transpacific prompt line to recalulate

Hamburg joins ports offering discounts for green ships

Signing-up to new index could mean cheaper tonnage dues

Chinese team prevents explosion after containerships collide

Dangerous fumes escape after incident outside country's busiest box port

Unifeeder axes Moby Dick calls

Alternative St Petersburg terminal shunned by shortsea line customers

Ton-up celebrations for Long Beach

Movie veteran heads guest list as port celebrates centenary

News In Brief

Har Vaessen; CBI Global Freight Management; Maersk; Emirates Shipping; ESC; 3t; Air France-KLM; NYK

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Undercover investigation results in poor response from shipping lines and NVOCCs to an offer of a two-container shipment

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

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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

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