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Positive developments in container safety in liner shipping – World Shipping Council

Shipping and Freight Resource

The WSC Containers Lost at Sea Report – 2023 Update has highlighted positive developments in container safety in international liner shipping with only 661 containers lost at sea in 2022 out of 250 million transported which is the lowest losses in % (0.00026%) since 2008.

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Survey Finds Significant Success in the 3PL Industry Across the Supply Chain Industry

GlobalTranz

This post is from a press release sent to us regarding the recent survey of the 3PL industry. This survey continues to point towards the success 3PLs are having for their clients. Survey Points to Continued Success of Shippers and the 3PL Industry. No matter what type of 3PL there is, each brings value to their customers.

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Companies See Strongest Working Capital Performance Since Recession

Material Handling and Logistics

significantly improved their ability to generate cash in 2017, producing the strongest working capital performance since 2008. Overall, the survey found the companies had a Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC) of 33.8 days seen in 2008, which was driven largely in changes made in response to the recession. to 51 days. days for typical).

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World Shipping Council report on containers lost at sea identifies several active safety improvement initiatives

Shipping and Freight Resource

Since 2011, the World Shipping Council (WSC) has undertaken a survey of its members to accurately estimate the number of containers that are lost at sea each year. The WSC represents most of the major container liner shipping companies that operate more than three-quarters of the global containership capacity. Containers Lost at Sea.

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Thousands of containers overboard in worst containership disaster-ONE Apus

Shipping and Freight Resource

As per a World Shipping Council 2020 update, it is estimated that on average 1,382 containers are lost at sea each year based on a 12 year survey done between 2008-2019. Image : World Shipping Council.

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High freight costs for importers means higher price tags for consumers

Freightos

A Freightos survey of 300+ companies sheds light on how importers have been navigating supply chain disruptions. Since then, we’ve sent out two similar surveys – one in June and one at the end of November – to track the effect of increased supply chain disruptions on companies ranging from small businesses to enterprise importers.

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Alexa in the warehouse? How voice applications are changing and growing

247 Customs Broker

About a quarter of warehouses use voice-directed picking, according to a 2018 Warehousing Education and Research Council (WERC) and DC Velocity survey, up from 5.7% Even with continued technological advancements, though, adoption is still relatively low. As e-commerce […]. The post Alexa in the warehouse?