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09.03.2020

Sweets for the world

The Swiss sweet manufacturer Ricola exports herbal specialities to more than 50 countries. The logistics services provider Dachser has been making sure that the products arrive punctually at their destination for more than ten...

09.03.2020

Thome Group wins dry bulk operator award

The Thome Group has won the Green4Sea dry bulk Operator Award, which was announced during a ceremony at the Yacht Club of Greece. The prize recognises that the Thome Group is a “ship operator of bulk carriers that has...

09.03.2020

ANA keeps on dreaming

ANA Holdings has decided to acquire up to 20 more 787 Dreamliner airplanes. The agreement between Boeing and the Japanese group includes eleven 787-10s with a bellyhold capacity of 40 ULD, one 787-9 (36 ULD) and options for five...

09.03.2020

New rail terminal opens in Oregon

Lost Creek Rock Products' coastal reload yard on the North Spit in Coos County, Oregon (USA) is now in operation. The new multi-modal, multi-commodity rail to truck and truck to rail terminal will serve the entire Southern Oregon...

09.03.2020

Rabelink acquires activities of Leusink Logistics

Rabelink Logistics has taken over the activities of Leusink Logistics. The logistics services provider from Gaanderen, the Netherlands, filed for bankruptcy on 18 February 2020. Just three days later, Rabelink, a subsidiary...

09.03.2020

Service North Africa-Latin America reshaped

CMA CGM has announced the reorganisation of its Sirius service connecting the Mediterranean with the East Coast of South America, effective March 2020. The new rotation will now concentrate on the Western Mediterranean, the...

09.03.2020

Tunnel test underlines windship's potential

The Mitchell–Wolfson Unit Wind Tunnel at the University of Southampton recently witnessed a gathering of industry experts of the shipping, commodities and petrochemical sectors together with UK government officials to view...

09.03.2020

Aeroflot becomes first Russian A350 operator

Aeroflot has presented its inaugural Airbus A350-900, becoming the first operator in Russia of this widebody passenger aircraft that has a bellyhold capacity for 36 ULD. Named after the composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky (born on 7...

09.03.2020

Kontainers expands Enterprise capabilities

Kontainers, an e-commerce software provider for freight brands, has added full trucking and air freight to its flagship product, Enterprise, which is designed for large freight brands with heavy transactional volumes and the need...

09.03.2020

58,000 quiet freight wagons

Deutsche Bahn plans to equip the entire freight wagon fleet on its German rail network with state-of-the-art composite brake blocks or "whisper brakes" by the end of 2020. The retrofitting programme should be completed...

09.03.2020

Arnold Group expands leadership team

The specialist for heavy-duty transport services has granted two of its employees power of procuration and thus given them far-reaching responsibilities. Heike Fuchs has been appointed authorised representative for Arnold...

09.03.2020

Swiss start-ups challenge post

Swiss start-ups Annanow and Pickwings have formed a partnership to launch an alternative concept to Swiss Post's next-day offer for urban deliveries. "Nachtpaket" goes on stream in Zurich and, if the trial period proves...

09.03.2020

Russia: railfreight volumes decline

Russian Railways (RZD) shipped 99.4 million t of freight across its network in February 2020, a drop of 0.6% compared to the same period last year. Freight turnover in February 2020 decreased by 2.4% to 197.4 billion tkm and by...

09.03.2020

Emirates acclaims women flying high in aviation

On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, Emirates highlights one aspect of how women in aviation support economies and touch lives across the world. The airline has released a video that follows an all-women flight deck...

09.03.2020

3,700 to nine

The ports of Bremerhaven and Bremen have measured the compliance of incoming vessels with air pollution control regulations over a longer period. In July 2017, the federal maritime and hydrographic agency (Bundesamt für...

09.03.2020

"Curiosity of the Day"

The population of Ireland is still 2 million less than it was before the potato famine, 160 years ago.

09.03.2020

VRR reveals first inflatable AKE container

Planned to be officially displayed during the Iata World Cargo Symposium, which was scheduled this week in Istanbul but had to be postponed, the Dutch ULD provider VRR has revealed the "Air7", the first ever inflatable...

Die Wasserstrassen hinter den Seehäfen

Die Binnenschiffe können sich über achterlichen Wind freuen. Angesichts ihrer Klimabilanz und ihrer intermodalen Möglichkeiten sind sie für viele Logistikplayer das Mittel der Wahl. Ein Überblick über laufende Projekte.

Rekord-Brücke in Hongkong

Am grössten Frachtflughafen der Welt transportiert Mammoet die längste Fussgängerbrücke über die Rollbahn bis an ihren Zielort. Damit der Flugbetrieb nur minimal eingeschränkt wurde, war eine sorgfältige Planung nötig.

06.03.2020

VTG grows in Europe and Asia

VTG is expanding its footprint on two international fronts: The Germany-based private wagon rental company and provider of rail logistics services has founded its own branch in Japan and acquired a majority stake in Carbo Rail in...

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