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Freightos
APRIL 15, 2024
More Resources Home The Red Pill: The (Slow Yet Steady) Revolution in Global Freight Digitization Eytan Buchman April 15, 2024 Dive deeper into freight data that matters Learn More The March 26th Francis Scott Key Bridge allision feels shocking. But, of course, when dealing with systems that operate at such scale, exceptions happen.
GoShip Blog
DECEMBER 22, 2022
With the hurdles of 2022 behind us, here are logistics trends 2023 you can expect in the coming year. A more recent regulation, issued by the International Maritime Organization in 2020, caps the greenhouse emissions of freight ships at 0.5%–2% Environmental Regulations. 2% lower than its former level of 3.5%. Rising diesel prices.
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Now, That's Logistics
FEBRUARY 4, 2021
When it comes to the exchange of information, it is of course problematic.”. In an industry where the mismatch between ship capacity and available cargo is a common pain point, Maritime Executive says technology can help solve that problem while also improving freight utilization. with even further complicating the shipping process.
Logistics Business Magazine
JANUARY 18, 2024
days) tracking below global averages over the course of 2023. Fraser Robinson, CEO of Beacon , commented: “It is great to look back at the data we have collected over 2023 and interesting to see some trends beginning to emerge. SE Asia outperformed China for much of the year with congestion times averaging 1.2
Shipping and Freight Resource
MARCH 5, 2020
However there are still several incidents of such cargo misdeclaration including hazardous goods which have caused several maritime disasters. Prime attention for the campaign centres on the widespread trend in misdeclaration of cargoes. TT Club’s primary objective is to help make the industry safer and more secure. www.ttclub.com.
Freightos
MARCH 23, 2023
This year’s recent TPM – the annual transpacific maritime conference hosted by the Journal of Commerce in Long Beach, CA at the end of February – was a combination of post-pandemic debrief, projections for the rest of the year and beyond, and lessons learned. And the way to avoid surprises is through better data and better data sharing.
Logistics Business Magazine
JULY 28, 2022
Without having an overview of the location and status of inventory, or the ability to forecast customer demand to prepare for a surge in sales, businesses could not react quickly enough and plan the right course of action. Additionally, products were stranded at sea on cargo ships due to maritime mobility issues. In the U.S.,
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