North Carolina Ports to receive tropical fruit from Latin America
North Carolina Ports will receive its first shipment of bananas and pineapple on Sealand’s NAE (North Atlantic Express) inaugural call to the Port of Wilmington.
Brexit ‘sausage war’ moves closer to resolution
European governments have agreed in principle to extend the grace period for British firms selling chilled meats to Northern Ireland, bringing the so-called “sausage war”…
SC Ports offers capacity amid import boom
South Carolina Ports readies for fiscal year 2022 with enhanced infrastructure and capacity to handle rising retail imports and cargo volumes.
Qatar Airways Cargo offers its customers Envirotainer’s innovative Releye® RLP container for pharma transport
Equipped with intelligent cargo protection and unsurpassed autonomy, these containers provide cost efficiency and outstanding environmental performance, in line with the carrier’s sustainability goals.
A new space travel company Is offering cheaper, safer flights
Expect to pay $125,000 to float into the stratosphere on a space balloon.
Hopes rise of truce in Brexit sausage war over N. Ireland trade
British and European officials are increasingly optimistic they will avert a post-Brexit trade war, believing the two sides will strike a truce in the dispute…
Clean up your act, Egypt transport minister tells rail officials
Egypt’s transport minister took aim at an embattled railway authority that’s seen a recent spate of accidents, claiming officials there have obstructed his efforts to…
Hong Kong’s Lalamove files confidentially for $1 billion US IPO
Hong Kong’s on-demand logistics and delivery firm Lalamove has filed confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
One of world’s busiest ports is back to business after Covid jam
Yantian International Container Terminals, which handles cargo at one of the world’s busiest container ports, will restore normal operations after a Covid-19 outbreak caused a…
Billionaire Birla won’t buy firms with global supply chains
Indian billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla, who oversees the $46 billion Aditya Birla Group spread across 36 countries, is no longer keen to acquire any firm…
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