Chris Lewis

ONE helps customers cut the carbon

Ocean Network Express (ONE) is offering a ONE LEAF+ shipping service that allows customers to manage their own emissions and minimise environmental impact. The Japanese-owned shipping consortium will deploy alternative fuels on designated vessels, allowing customers to reduce Scope 3 GHG emissions on their shipments. Customers also receive certification indicating the CO2e savings verified by an independent third-party and empowering them to track their progress towards sustainability goals. ONE employs the industry-standard Clean ... [+]

Bring on the bling! Cargo-partner and Nippon Express celebrate first 100 days

Austrian forwarder Cargo-partner celebrated its first 100 days as a member of Japan’s Nippon Express Group with a ceremony at Vienna’s Hofburg Palace, once one of Emperor Franz Joseph’s favourite cribs. Among the many tasks that the two companies have carried out since 8 January is a new logo that retains ... [+]

CMA CGM to move 1000teu for World Food Programme

The CMA CGM Foundation has signed a strategic partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP) to help provide life-saving assistance in conflict and disasters. Under the Containers of Hope program, the Foundation will transport 1,000teu per year free of charge to support the WFP’s operations, around the world.   The United Nations agency ... [+]

Without us, there would be no German economic miracle, says Lufthansa Cargo

Air freight remains essential for the German economy, said Lufthansa, marking Supply Chain Day, on 18 April. The carrier said that no other mode offers the necessary speed to transport time-critical, temperature-sensitive, and valuable goods, for urgent spare parts, vaccines, relief supplies or animals on their way to a new home. The ... [+]

Antwerp-Bruges grows again

Total cargo throughput of Port of Antwerp-Bruges was up 2.4% in the first quarter of the year compared the same period in 2023, at 70.4 million tonnes. The twin Belgian gateway saw a return to growth in container throughput, of 8.6% in tonnes and 6% in TEUs (to 3,287,000teu), compared ... [+]

Davies Turner goes 7UP with Atherstone hub

UK freight forwarder Davies Turner has opened its seventh bespoke third party logistics facility at Atherstone in the Midlands.The multi-user hub is fully Customs-bonded, with 140,000 sq ft of warehousing, incorporating a high bay fully racked area. With an eaves height of 17 metres, is is suitable for VNA (very ... [+]

Ceva’s team on its marks for Paris 2024

CMA CGM and its Ceva Logistics arm expect to deliver 1.3 million items of furniture and over 900,000 pieces of sports equipment to Paris Olympics venues. As the official logistics partner for the Games, the CMA CGM Group is mobilizing its 180,000 employees to help meet the challenge of organizing the ... [+]

Survey sees healthier outlook for global trade

New data from -commerce and fintech platform Tradeshift's Q1 Index of Global Trade Health paints an encouraging picture for global trade, with robust growth observed in China and the US, alongside indications of a rebound in global demand for manufactured goods. Total transaction volumes across the Tradeshift network, used by over ... [+]

Hermes appoints tech chief

Hermes Logistics Technologies (HLT) has appointed Andrew Knott as chief technology officer. He brings more than 25 years of experience in tech and software development, mostly in travel and aviation, including building cloud-native SaaS platforms for private aviation, as well as complex, large-scale travel platforms. In his new role, he ... [+]

Hapag-Lloyd to convert ships to methanol

Hapag-Lloyd has signed a partnership with Seaspan Corporation to convert five 10,100teu ships currently on long-term charter to dual-fuel engines capable of using methanol. The work is expected to take 80-90 days per vessel starting in the first quarter of 2026 and the total investment is estimated at around US$120 ... [+]

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