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CEVA Logistics has upgraded its clearance procedures in Brazil where customs regulations are complex and frequently changing. Complex customs processes can lead to delays for those companies whose partner is not fully conversant with them and goods can be seized by the Federal Revenue and auctioned or destroyed.
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DSV has opened an office in Indianapolis, a new location for both itself and its recent takeover target, UTi. Six employees, including two from UTi, are located there and business is expected to grow, especially in energy, agriculture, engineering and industrial machinery.
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CEVA Logistics has appointed Alain Souto as vice president of contract logistics for its aerospace operations. He will be based in Madrid, Spain and joins CEVA from Kuehne & Nagel where he was most recently director of industry and aerospace logistics.
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Containerships has launched a direct service between Teesport, Rotterdam and Neva Metal terminal in St. Petersburg as part of its weekly Baltic loop. The carrier already provides a link between Teesport and St. Petersburg Moby Dik terminal. Neva Metal has a direct rail connection which improves transit time to Russia ...
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CMA CGM has increased the capacity on its West Coast Feeder service via Liverpool from a 900 to a 2,200teu vessel. The service begins in Antwerp and also calls at Greenock, Belfast, Dublin and Le Havre.
In late April, Liverpool owner Peel Ports celebrated the return of Maersk to Liverpool when ...
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Hong Kong handlier Hactl has moved four Arctic foxes to Montreal on an Air Canada B777. They were being re-homed from a local wildlife centre to the Quebec Aquarium and were transported to Hactl’s SuperTerminal 1 in a refrigerated truck. One of the foxes, Cindy, was seized from a dealer ...
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IAG is launching a new route from Heathrow to Santiago, Chile this winter. Served by a 787-9 aircraft, it will offer a weekly lift of up to 3,360 tonnes on the carrier’s longest direct route.
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We’re not sure about the chap at the bottom of the picture (it could be posed) but the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award does have one important supporter in the shape of FedEx Express, which has just announced a new level of sponsorship. The logistics giant is helping the charity's Diamond ...
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American Airlines Cargo shipped more than 20 pallets of water purification units to Ecuador following last month’s earthquake.
The 7.8 magnitude quake hit local water treatment plants and supply networks in towns such as Manta and Portoviejo.
The carrier donated transportation to GlobalMedic, allowing the charity to send 560 Family Emergency Kits ...
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FedEx has declared its offer for TNT Express unconditional and that settlement will take place on 25 may. FedEx president and chief executive David Bronczek, President and CEO, FedEx Express said the date “will be a profound moment in the history of these two great companies. Together, we will transform ...
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