Whereas the Worldwide Maritime Group battles to achieve settlement on a world carbon levy, the large value of compliance with Europe’s market-based carbon levies is turning into clearer.
Commenting on the annual outcomes for 2022, Marie-Christine Lombard, Chief Govt Officer of de GEODIS, stated: “In 2022, GEODIS achieved a report degree of efficiency for the third 12 months in a row. These glorious leads to a difficult financial…
Western Canada dockworker strike disrupting billions in commerce: employers With the strike by ILWU Canada now in its eleventh day, some C$7.5 billion in Canadian imports and exports has been compromised so far, the British Columbia Maritime Employers Affiliation says.
Growing older roads, drivers weigh on US heavy-haul trucking amid booming demand As US mission cargo demand — and cargoes themselves — develop, heavy-haul trucking carriers are scuffling with allowing delays, infrastructure issues and a quickly growing old workforce.
[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Greater than half a 12 months after the launch of an information-sharing discussion board meant to facilitate communication between freight stakeholders, the nation’s prime transportation officer gave it a…
An eight-month probe into Australia’s maritime business was launched after complaints by shippers into hovering freight charges and ancillary charges.
There seems to be little that ocean carriers can do to stem an Asia-Europe spot market in free-fall as financial circumstances deteriorate and freight volumes proceed to melt.
