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Transport
expenditures
- reviewing optimization, cost savings, and how to create
a robust transportation network.
A
majority of shippers have not made much progress in terms
of optimization, cost savings, and creating a robust transportation
network in which suppliers, carriers, and third party providers
can all collaborate and share information to ensure the optimal
balance between cost and service. (6/25/2003)
The World's Largest
Retailer Awards Maersk Logistics
- Maersk
Logistics again named "Origin Cargo Manager of the Year" by
Wal-Mart.
Copenhagen
10 June, 2003.For the second year running, Wal-Mart Stores
Inc. recognizes Maersk Logistics as the "Origin Cargo Manager
of the Year". The "2002 Origin Cargo Manager of the Year"
award was announced at Wal-Mart's headquarters in Bentonville,
Arkansas.
P&O Nedlloyd launches
first inland hub
P&O Nedlloyd
has chosen Duisburg Intermodal Terminal (DIT) in Germany as
its key inland terminal for the Rhine-Ruhr area, in line with
its new hinterland hub strategy in Europe.
Shanghai snares
third spot in world port list
SHANGHAI has
become the world's third busiest container port.
US ports to boost
Panama Canal trade
SEVEN major ports will
sign agreements with the Panama Canal Authority over the next
few weeks in a bid to increase trade.
Shenzhen
Pingyan Railway Co. Ltd offers Yantian-Changping express rail
service
A
direct express container rail service between the Chinese
cities of Yantian and Changping is now being provided by Shenzhen
Pingyan Railway Co. Ltd.
International
air cargo traffic increases by 3% in May
International air cargo traffic grew
3 percent in May, according to the International Air Transport
Association. (7/3/2003)
Hong
Kong firm sees shipping as alternative to road and rail
Hong Kong based
Shipping is now offering a seafreight alternative to China
customers who normally use road and rail to transport goods.
(7/2/2003)
China
upgrade construction, management and competitiveness of sea
and river ports
China's top legislature, Standing Committee
of the National People's Congress, passed a law on port administration
Saturday to upgrade the construction, management and competitiveness
of the country's sea and river ports. (7/2/2003)
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