As Manik Mehta reports from Nairobi, while sea trade holds out promise, there is an urgent need to upgrade infrastructure and simplify customs procedures in Africa.
Kenya is trying to bill itself as East Africa’s air cargo hub. But as Manik Mehta writes from Nairobi, there is a lot of work to be done before this aspiration is realized.
Although oil & gas development has slowed, infrastructural related projects have picked up the trade slack.
Qatar Airways Cargo is optimistic about the North American market. Same goes for the markets in Southeast Asia. But is an expansion of cargo services in the wings?
The Indian government has ambitious plans to develop a total of 101 rivers into an integrated Inland Water Transport (IWT) system.
Taiwan, which has intense economic and business ties with some of the prospective member states of the yet-to-be-formed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), is very keen to join this group.
Scourge intensifies in other regions as Somali sea piracy declines.
Further deepening of the Elbe River urgently needed to accommodate new generation of mega-boxships.
Latest addition of weekly freighter service to Chicago aimed at strengthening market position.
Textile shippers are increasingly frustrated by problems and rising costs in the global supply chain as Manik Mehta writes from the Heimtextil trade show in Frankfurt, Germany.
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