James Miller

Enhancing Collaboration Between Philippine Government and Private Sector to Modernize Logistics and Supply Chains

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is spotlighting the urgent need to tighten coordination between government bodies and private logistics players, aiming to build a seamless, tech-savvy, and globally competitive supply chain.

Accelerated China-Russia Fresh Produce Shipping Achieved Through SCO Logistics Network

Imagine biting into a cherry tomato grown in China's Shandong Province, picked fresh, then landing in a supermarket shelf in Moscow within just seven days.

DOTr Engages Consultant for Panay and Samar-Leyte Rail Feasibility to Boost Visayas Connectivity

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has initiated an important step towards enhancing transport infrastructure in the Visayas region by hiring a consultant to conduct feasibility studies for two key railway projects: the Samar-Leyte Railway and the Panay Railway.

Karpowership Transfers Newcastlemax Karadeniz Powership Rauf Osman Bey to Winning Shipping in a $33.5M Deal

In a move that raised eyebrows in the shipping and logistics world, Turkey-based Karpowership has sold a Newcastlemax bulk carrier, diverging from its usual strategy.

Howden Appoints Vladimir Ljubisavljevic as Divisional Director for Marine, Cargo & Logistics Practice

Howden, a key player in insurance and risk management, has named Vladimir Ljubisavljevic as the new divisional director for its marine, cargo, and logistics practice.

Understanding Spain’s Institutional Tolerance in Road Transport and Its Consequences for Labor and Logistics

Spain’s road transport sector operates under what can be described as a systemic institutional tolerance.

Enhancing Farming, Freight, and Transport Operations with Mobile Tyre Services

In sectors like farming, freight, and local transport, uptime can make or break productivity.

Danish Shipping and Logistics Group USTC Responds Firmly to Press Criticism Over Environmental and Operational Issues

The Danish shipping and logistics giant United Shipping & Trading Company (USTC), owned by the Østergaard-Nielsen family, has publicly contested the reporting done by Ekstra Bladet, a Danish daily tabloid.

Ghana Reaches Agreement on Cocoa Freight Charges for 2025/26 Crop Season in Face of Global Shipping Fluctuations

In an era where unpredictable shipping charges can shake even the most resilient economies, Ghana has successfully negotiated stable freight rates for its cocoa exports for the 2025/26 crop season.

How to Navigate the Learning Curve of Fresh Digital Solutions in Freight Forwarding and Logistics

Digital innovations in freight forwarding and logistics aren’t just shiny gadgets—they're game changers that bring real perks to the table.

HD Hyundai’s Subsidiaries Merger Faces Union Opposition Impacting U.S. Naval Shipbuilding Collaboration

Plans to merge HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) with its subsidiary, HD Hyundai Mipo, have ignited sharp opposition from unionized workers.

TSJN Validates Termination of Truck Driver Over Lost €30,000 Frozen Vegetable Shipment

The Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Navarra (TSJN) has supported the dismissal of a truck driver following multiple errors that resulted in the loss of frozen vegetables valued at more than €30,000.