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Block trains making rail ‘sexy’ again

February 23, 2015 - The transportation of freight by rail might seem outdated, but railways have always been, and still are, a major part...

Project business stutters

February 18, 2015 - The US economy has regained its momentum, but the project forwarding sector is feeling the impact of slumping oil...

Logistics critical to success of e-commerce

February 12, 2015 - The results of a study show that shipping-related factors are the most common and influential concerns when making...

Asia shippers find increased rail advantages in S. Florida

January 20, 2015 - A convergence of events that are happening in Florida right now is affording Asian shippers a way to ship exports to US...

Toll Group divests stake in Cambodia’s railway

January 20, 2015 - Australia’s Toll Group has divested its 55% share in the Toll Royal Railway concession in Cambodia to its joint venture...

US Army moves Ebola aid gear through JAXPORT

January 20, 2015 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA–The US Army 832nd Transportation Battalion used the Port of Jacksonville in November 2013 to ship...

Shortlisted revealed for the 2015 Asian Freight Logistics and Supply Chain Awards

January 12, 2015 Who are the best freight, logistics and supply chain companies active in the region? That is the question Asia Cargo...

Is a fibre-optic railroad in Asia’s future?

December 1, 2014 In a move with long-term implications for cargo and its movement, policymakers across Asia-Pacific have agreed to work...

DHL boosts intra-Asian lift

December 1, 2014 Bellyhold capacity rules supreme on most sectors within Asia, but DHL has seen a need for a dedicated freighter...

Singapore striving to remain transshipment hub

December 1, 2014 Singapore is putting up a serious fight to remain the world’s largest transshipment hub and, off the back of that, one...

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