
Autor
James Miller se specializuje na globální logistiku a dynamiku dodavatelských řetězců. Jeho výzkumná práce zkoumá spletitosti mezinárodního obchodu, infrastrukturní výzvy a technologické pokroky formující moderní obchod. Prosazuje udržitelné postupy a transparentnost v provozu dodavatelských řetězců.

Skyways has achieved a noteworthy breakthrough by successfully completing the first-ever cargo drone flights inside controlled airspace, a feat that signals a new chapter in air freight technology.

GLS Spain Strengthens Logistics Network with New Strategic Warehouse in A Coruña, Galicia
GLS Spain has taken a major step forward in enhancing its logistical footprint in Galicia through the opening of a new warehouse facility located in Sada, near A Coruña.

Ahmedabad's Integrated Cargo Terminal Takes on 70% of City's International Freight
Ahmedabad’s recently inaugurated Integrated Cargo Terminal is shaking up how international freight is handled in the city, now managing nearly 70% of its global cargo shipments.

In an exciting development for agricultural exports, India officially sent its first shipment of Garhwali apples—specifically the King Roat variety—from Dehradun to Dubai.

Bridges Air Cargo Launches New Regional Cargo Routes Using Embraer E190 P2F Freighter
Recently, Bridges Air Cargo has stepped into a fresh chapter by introducing the Embraer E190 P2F into their fleet, positioning themselves as the pioneering operator of this converted freighter aircraft.

South Korea is making a bold move to energize the US shipbuilding industry with a whopping commitment of $350 billion in investments, with nearly half funneled directly into shipbuilding.

Two significant players in the air transport sector, Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District and Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, have officially entered into a new partnership agreement.

Unpacking the Rapid Cargo Volume Growth at East Midlands Airport versus Heathrow
The cargo volumes at East Midlands Airport (EMA) have been growing at a considerably faster clip compared to the giant Heathrow.

The waters off Brazil’s coast are now witnessing a noteworthy development: a cargo transfer vessel owned by Mitsui O.S.K.

Worldwide Postal Services Halt Parcel Shipments to the US Following New Customs Tariff Regulations
Major postal companies around the globe are increasingly halting shipments of packages destined for the United States due to new customs regulations that remove tariff exemptions on low-value parcels.

Significant Growth in Azerbaijan’s Sea Freight Revenues and Its Logistics Implications
The first half of the year has revealed a noteworthy uptick in Azerbaijan's earnings from sea freight transportation, with revenues crossing the 130 million manat mark.

NATO set to expand its logistics presence with new headquarters in Enköping, Sweden
Sweden has extended an official invitation for NATO to set up a new logistics headquarters in Enköping, a town roughly 50 miles from Stockholm.
