PUBLISHED: 15:41 21 October 2020 | UPDATED: 15:41 21 October 2020
Sarah Chambers
Rice being discharged from the general cargo ship Ijsseldijk at ABP’s Port of Ipswich in June 2020 Picture: STEPHEN WALLER
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The Port of Ipswich’s cri…
UK – In another win for DP World’s London Gateway facility Compagnie Fruitière UK, a leading supplier of bananas to the British marketplace, has taken occupation of a 69,718 square foot ripening facility due to open next year on practical completion of…
Folks wanting to leave the car at home may look to electric kickscooters for last mile transport from the public transit hub to work and back, but they’re perhaps best suited to smooth pavement and can have the rider standing awkwardly. The Taur scoote…
Chile’s National Economic Prosecutor’s Office, or FNE, has granted approval to nine national freight maritime cargo companies to establish a joint venture to develop a blockchain platform, the first of its kind in the region.
According to MundoMaritimo…
TOKYO — Nippon Express, Japan’s top logistics company, will double the freight trains it operates between China and Europe next year, eager to capture rising customer interest in shifting from air to rail.
The coronavirus pandemic has meant fewer plan…
Three major cargo airports in Asia and Europe continue to lose volume because of the paucity of passenger flights during the coronavirus pandemic, but the situation is marginally better than in early summer.
Hong Kong International Airport, the l…
There are fears shipping companies may abandon the Port of Liverpool post-Brexit after it was revealed that over 11 times more checks on goods may be needed once the UK leaves the EU – but there aren’t enough staff to carry them out.
At a meeting of th…
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Ports have been revealed as one of the key UK industry sectors set to reap huge benefits from the use of drones as development of the technology accelerates, enhancing the economic impact of …