04 July 2024
Mr. Ngo Khac Le, Deputy General Secretary of the Vietnam Logistics Business Association, said: If the criteria to "green" the logistics industry are not quickly implemented, businesses will face many difficulties in the future and will gradually be eliminated from business operations, trade and import-export domestically and globally.
Xem thêm29 June 2024
Drewry's World Container Index (WCI) continued to increase 7% last week, to 5,117 USD/feu, and is expected to continue to increase in the following week.
27 June 2024
MSC shipping line launches new Britannia service, directly connecting China and Vietnam to the UK and main ports in Europe.
22 June 2024
Closed container terminals in Singapore's city center have been temporarily reopened to ease the backlog of ships loading and unloading cargo at the world's second-largest port.
21 June 2024
Container shipping consultancy Xeneta said that although global spot rates were rising further, the rate of increase had slowed compared to the increases seen in May and early June.
20 June 2024
Labor talks at U.S. ports on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico are a looming risk for retailers, manufacturers and other shippers already grappling with longer transit times and higher costs.
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15 June 2024
The world's second largest container port - Singapore - has experienced a spike in congestion, forcing carriers to extend charter contracts and build container fleets to prepare for the extended peak season.
06 June 2024
Several global trade obstacles hit at the same time, causing a shortage of empty containers, pushing ocean freight rates to increase by an average of about 30% in recent weeks and are expected to increase further.
Xem thêm03 June 2024
Part 1 noted the unstable situation of the maritime transport, especially the rising shipping rates due to the Red Sea tension, causing many businesses to struggle to keep orders and diversify the supply, limiting the impact on the supply chain.
Xem thêm25 May 2025
If in 2021, transport prices peaked many times due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, then by 2022, the global supply chain once again was affected by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, causing fuel costs to increase continuously. This effect does not stop and lasts until early 2024, the world continues to witness tensions in the Red Sea area, causing a series of surcharges and escalating shipping costs.
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