Freight Forwarders Watch the World: Kalypso Launches Two Transatlantic Routes

2022-11-30

Forwardernet.com, Kalypso, Transatlantic Route

The Italian freight forwarding company RifLine its subsidiary Kalypso Compagnia di Navigazione (hereinafter referred to as "Kalypso") to launch two new container services will begin calling at ports on the east coast of the United States.

Freight Forward.com sees the world: Global trade slows, CMA CGM profits $7 billion in third quarter

2022-11-30

Freight Forwarders, Global Trade Slows, CMA CGM, Third Quarter Profit, $7 billion

France-based CMA CGM, one of the world's largest container carriers, on Friday reported third-quarter net profit of $7 billion billion, down slightly from the previous quarter but up 25 percent from a year earlier. As of Sept. 30, the debt was reduced to

Freight Forwarders See the World: Confusion of Shipping Index Brings More Confusion to Shippers

2022-11-28

Forwardernet.com, Confusion of Shipping Index, Market Awareness

Many shippers will have been following the trend of the rate index, but supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic and historically high ocean shipping costs have brought the index into market consciousness like never before.

Forwardernet.com to see the world: retailers will be home delivery management into the internal

2022-11-28

Forwardernet.com, retailers, door-to-door delivery, last mile transportation.

Retailers are managing last-mile transportation internally to improve on-time delivery rates, customer experience levels, and reduce costs.

Freight Forwarders See the World: The Change of Thinking Mode of Freight Suppliers-From Audit to Analysis

2022-11-28

Forwardernet.com, freight suppliers, the change of thinking mode, from audit to analysis.

The logistics and transportation industry has always been the main artery of economic and social development. With the rapid development of mobile Internet and digital economy, shippers have transformed the data in audit and payment invoices into strateg

Freight Forwarders See the World: Establishing Sea and Air Links to Improve Visibility

2022-11-25

Forwardernet.com, sea and air contact, visibility.

Germany-based BlueBox Systems has partnered with two California-based Vizion to create a commercial partnership for different modes of freight visibility providers designed to help shippers link the tracking of air and sea freight.

Freight Forward.com sees the world: Overhaul provides insurance technology for shippers and logistics service providers.

2022-11-25

Forwardernet.com, Overhaul, provide insurance technology.

Overhaul is a supply chain risk management software developer in the United States, which enhances the compliance, efficiency and transparency of global supply chains through risk management. Providers focusing on risk management Overhaul launched a new

Forwardernet.com to see the world: LTL (LTL) is the next stage of technological innovation

2022-11-25

Forwardernet.com, LTL, Technological Innovation

With the process of global integration and the innovation of various technologies, the world is also constantly changing. The LTL logistics market is a microcosm of it. In recent years, the LTL industry has made technological progress, but it is still hi

Forwardernet.com to See the World: India-China II (CI2) Route Resumes Docking at VO Chidambaranar (VOC) Port in Southern India

2022-11-24

Forwardernet.com, India-China II(CI2) Route, VO Chidambaranar (VOC) Port in Southern India

The India-China II (CI2) route, led by Wan Hai Lines and Interasia Lines, has resumed calls at the VO Chidambaranar (VOC) port, the main gateway to India's east coast, after a direct stop was suspended a year ago due to frequency reliability issues.

Forwardernet.com to see the world: De Xun (Kuehne Nagel) launched a new cargo aircraft to enter the market

2022-11-24

Forwardernet.com, Kuehne Nagel, New Cargo Machine

Kuehne Nagel on Wednesday expanded its controlled air cargo network with the launch of its first branded cargo aircraft, but the new capacity will enter a weak market that is in the middle of a non-existent peak season.

Freight Forwarders See the World: Maersk Decarburization Next Step-Land Green Logistics Solution

2022-11-24

Forwardernet.com, Maersk, decarbonization, onshore green logistics solutions

At present, more than 3% of Maersk's total shipping is transported using decarbonization transportation solutions with green fuels. Maersk believes that most of the emissions from marine shippers come from land-based activities. Maersk believes that the

Freight Forwarders See the World: Los Angeles-Long Beach and New York-New Jersey Port Efficiency Levels Are Recovering Rapidly

2022-11-23

Forwardernet.com, Los Angeles-Long Beach, New York-New Jersey Port, Efficiency Level

U.S. imports from Asia through West Coast ports fell 1.69 percent this year through September, and the drop in imports helped reduce Los Angeles-Long Beach congestion.

Forwardernet.com to see the world: the future of the shipping industry may be more volatile

2022-11-23

Forwardernet.com, shipping industry, future fluctuation

After two years of port congestion and container shortages, shipping disruptions are easing as export demand weakens and the global economic situation weakens.

Freight Forwarders see the world: Mississippi River drought continues, bulk cargo transportation disrupted

2022-11-23

Forwardernet.com, Mississippi drought, bulk cargo transportation

The Mississippi River is the longest river in North America and the third largest river in the world after the Amazon River and the Congo River. It runs through the Central Great Plains and flows through 10 states including Iowa and Illinois. The river b

Forwardernet.com to see the world: Union Pacific Railroad (UP) will remove the demurrage cap on seven inland terminals.

2022-11-22

Forwardernet.com, Union Pacific Railroad (UP), Demurrage Cap Removal, Seven Inland Terminals

Recently, American Western Railway (UP) said that due to the sharp decline in the number of ports, Southern California has piled up fewer containers. The cap on demurrage fees for seven inland terminals will be removed from November 28. The decision to l

Freight Forwarders See the World: Miscellaneous Terminal Workers in the Port of Mobile Plan to Strike Tuesday

2022-11-22

Freight Forwarders, Port of Mobile, Grocer Terminal Workers, Plan Tuesday Strike

Since October 2018, unionized grocery terminal workers in the Port of Mobile, Alabama, have not signed a contract with their employers.

Freight Forward.com sees the world: South Korea plans to provide another $2.2 billion fund to support the shipping industry

2022-11-22

Freight Forwards' Network, South Korea Supports Shipping Industry, US $2.2 billion Fund

Recently, the South Korean government plans to set up a US $2.2 billion fund to support the development of the country's shipping companies in order to prevent the country's shipping industry from facing the crisis of reducing the profits of shipping com

Freight Forwarders See the World: India's trade route freight rate innovation low.

2022-11-21

Forwardernet.com, Indian trade routes, freight

Due to weak market demand, container throughput at Indian ports is slowing, and container freight rates on major trade routes have fallen to their lowest level in about 18 months.

Forwardernet.com to See the World: Air Cargo Outlook Uncertain, Annual Freight Contracts Basically Disappear

2022-11-21

Forwardernet.com, Air Cargo, Annual Freight Contracts Disappear

This time of year is usually the peak season for freight, but so far, it is difficult to find signs of the peak season for the air freight market. On the contrary, because of the slowdown in demand, capacity returned to the market, spot prices fell in th

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and Maersk (MSK) are discontinuing trans-Pacific US East Coast services

2022-11-21

Forwardernet.com, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), Maersk (MSK), Trans-Pacific East Coast Service

MSC and Maersk, partners of the 2M Alliance, said in separate statements this week that because freight rates had previously been cut by more than half from the summer peak, and as the end of 2022 approaches, rates on the East Coast of the United States