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21.03.2022

Port of Helsinki misses black figures

In 2021, the Port of Helsinki’s cargo traffic showed a strong recovery from the impact of the corona pandemic. In total, the port even broke its all-time record with a total of 14.4 million t handled, exporting 7.7 million t...

21.03.2022

Benedikte Leroy joins DSV board of directors

DSV’s shareholders elected Benedikte Leroy as a new member of the board of directors at its annual general meeting on 17 March. Leroy replaced Annette Sadolin, who didn’t seek re-election. Leroy is currently a senior...

21.03.2022

New type of rail car to carry more cargo

DB Cargo and VTG have been given the green light for series production of their jointly developed m2 wagon. The new model is intended to make railfreight transport significantly more economical. A single freight wagon can be...

21.03.2022

Cessna Sky Courier earns FAA type certification

Textron Aviation announced that the Federal Aviation Administration has granted type certification for the new twin-engine, large-utility turboprop Cessna Sky Courier. The high-wing aircraft’s production line is underway, and the...

21.03.2022

Magli Intermodal on the upswing

Brescia-based Magli Intermodal Service (MIS) ended its 2021 fiscal year with a 53% rise in turnover, to EUR 36 million, whilst the volumes of freight handled more than doubled (+118%) to almost 1.1 million t. The intermodal...

21.03.2022

Switzerland: record year for transalpine railways

Following the completion of the NRLA and the opening of the 4 m corridor, rail's share of freight transport through the Swiss Alps reached 74.9% in 2021, the highest level in 30 years. According to the Swiss federal office of...

21.03.2022

No more ship classification for Russian vessels?

The classification societies Lloyd's Register (LR), DNV and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) have stopped their services in Russia, due to the invasion of Ukraine. ABS said that it took the "the decision to withdraw all...

21.03.2022

CBP Miami picks new chief patrol agent

Walter N. Slosar has been appointed as the new chief patrol agent of the Miami sector headquarters. Chief Slosar officially came on duty in this capacity on 17 February 2022, and succeeds Chief John Modlin, who recently...

21.03.2022

Cargo iQ improves QMS for 25th anniversary

Cross-stakeholder organisation Cargo iQ has made key updates to its quality management system (QMS), adding a visibility maps function and new milestones to its route map planning as it celebrates 25 years of operation. Cargo...

21.03.2022

A good year for the MLP Group

The Polish MLP Group, which specialises in logistics real estate, improved its position in 2021. MLP Group offers warehousing space in large-scale logistics facilities (big box) and business parks (urban/city logistics). Last...

21.03.2022

More gas fuelling stations in Scandinavia

European fuel and service card specialist UTA-Edenred is further expanding its network of LNG and CNG stations in Scandinavia through a partnership with the Nordic energy company Gasum. The cooperation allows UTA to integrate...

21.03.2022

"Curiosity of the Day"

At birth, around 97% of a human consists of water; this figure drops to about 70% by the time we become adults.

21.03.2022

More reefers for ONE

Japan’s Ocean Network Express (ONE), which is headquartered in Singapore, is opting for more reefers. The shipping company is adding 6,500 new units to its existing fleet. The demand for containerised reefers is expected to...

21.03.2022

GS1 France chooses Didier Veloso

Didier Veloso has been appointed executive chairman of GS1 France. An HEC graduate, he began his career at Nestlé France in 1992 and moved to Unilever in 1997, where he held various international roles. Veloso returned to France...

18.03.2022

A new block train between France and Germany

Ekol Logistics has opened a new block train route between Sète, France and Cologne, Germany, in cooperation with DFDS. The service represents an alternative link between Turkey and Europe via Trieste, Ekol said. The partners...

18.03.2022

Kiel trade index with a gloomy global outlook

Faced with the threatening prospect of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, world trade already declined significantly in February. According to the latest data from the Kiel Trade Indicator published by the Kiel Institute for the...

18.03.2022

P&O Ferries and its routes in peril

Cargo and passenger ferry operator P&O Ferries has laid off 800 members of its workforce of 3,000. The running services have also been blanked "for the next few days", as the company said. In a statement,...

18.03.2022

Emirates Skycargo to resume dual hub operations

Emirates Skycargo will be reactivating its cargo hub in Dubai South, Emirates Skycentral DWC, for dedicated freighter aircraft operations from 26 March 2022. The move will mark a return to dual hub cargo operations in Dubai for...

18.03.2022

ID Logistics chooses Robin Otto

Robin Otto has been named CEO of ID Logistics Germany. He brings nearly 20 years of experience in international contract logistics, including 13 years in French companies. Otto holds an MBA in business administration from the...

18.03.2022

Improving intermodal links to Turkey and Greece

Kombiverkehr in Germany has augmented its services to and from Turkey and Greece, adding a fourth departure per week and direction between Cologne (Germany) and the Port of Trieste (Italy). Containers and semi-trailers with...

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