Chris Lewis

Woodland gains CFS status in New Jersey

Essex forwarder Woodland Group has attained Customs CFS status for its their New Jersey facility. The location has expanded its service offering to import air and ocean CFS freight handling alongside its existing international freight handling, air cargo screening and transfer services, transload, cross dock, air and ocean export consolidation and storage. The 70,000sq ft facility is 'A' classified close to the main airports and ocean terminals of New York ... [+]

Insurance is a breeze for Barrington

Digital insurance platform provider Breeze has partnered with forwarding firm Barrington Freight (Barrington) to offer an automated cargo insurance process. It uses Breeze’s AI-driven platform to optimize quote generation, policy binding, and claims processing and, it says, has significantly reduced the time and effort needed to supply accurate cargo by ... [+]

M&As: Understand the risks

Global supply chain and logistics consultancy, SCALA, has launched a complimentary good practice guide to mergers and acquisitions (M&A). M&As remain a top priority for businesses but they can be risky and have a significant effect on supply chain and logistics, says SCALA. The guide gives an insight into analysing ... [+]

ULS to be WACO member in Angola

The WACO System (WACO) network of forwarders has appointed Unlimited Logistics Solutions (as its member for Angola. ULS, a freight forwarding and customs broker agency, provides air and sea transport freight forwarding, customs clearance, last mile delivery, container yard operations, insurance, packing and added value services. [+]

New chief for CILT

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK has appointed Paul Adams as its new chief executive. He joins CILT(UK) from the Institute of Directors where he was national director/chief operating officer for two years. Before that, Paul Adams held various chief executive posts in the charity sector ... [+]

The dreaded nurdle

Shippers need to be aware of the environmental risks of transporting plastic pellets or ‘nurdles’, says freight insurer, TT Club. The tiny plastic nurdles measuring a few millimetres in diameter used to manufacturer most plastic products pose a threat to the marine environment if they are spilled into the sea or ... [+]

Raising the temperature could cut global warming, says cold chain consortium

Raising the temperature of frozen food in the global supply chain by three degrees could save the carbon dioxide emissions of 3.8 million cars per year, says DP World, which has set up an industry coalition to explore the feasibility of doing this. Join the Move to -15°C argues that increasing ... [+]

Dronamics to interline with Qatar Cargo

Dronamics has signed with Qatar Airways what it claims is the first interline agreement between an international airline and a cargo drone airline. It allows the extension of the delivery networks of both partners, significantly increasing their reach as well as providing access to areas previously hard to reach by traditional ... [+]

Salmon shipment is first to fly 100% SAF

Freight forwarder Kuehne + Nagel loaded four tonnes of Scottish salmon on board Virgin Atlantic's Flight 100 from Heathrow to New York on 28 November, the first operated by a commercial airline to operate on 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The cargo, from sustainable producer Bakkafrost, was non-revenue but K+N, one ... [+]

Rotterdam launches closed loop for containers

The Port of Rotterdam officially commissioned the Container Exchange Route (CER) on the Maasvlakte was officially commissioned on 28 November. The 17-kilometre-long closed road network currently links the container terminals of Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG), the Delta terminal of Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam, QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam and the State Inspection ... [+]

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