James Miller

Sinisian Port and Industrial Complex Marks Full Operational Status

The Sinisian Lemery Batangas Port and Industrial Park, a substantial investment of ₱5 billion, reached full operational status on August 1.

BOC Exceeds Collection Targets in July 2025 Driving Revenue Growth

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) achieved remarkable success in July 2025, exceeding its revenue targets by a noteworthy 1.3%.

Major Focus on Transport Infrastructure Projects in 2024 Financing

In 2024, transport infrastructure projects are positioned to receive the lion's share of the Philippines' official development assistance (ODA).

Philippine Manufacturing Sector Reflects Caution at Start of Second Semester 2025

The Philippine manufacturing sector exhibited a cautious tone at the beginning of the second semester of 2025, as indicated by the latest data from the S&P Global Philippines Manufacturing PMI.

Inauguration du nouvel échangeur de San Pedro City sur la SLEX pour optimiser l'accès routier

La récente inauguration du passage supérieur de San Pedro City en direction du nord sur la South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) marque un développement significatif.

Philippine Airlines Enhances Domestic Routes Through Turboprop Shift

The Philippine government has issued a mandate requiring the transfer of turboprop operations from the congested NAIA to other airports.

Gebruder Weiss Expands Operations with New Office in the Philippines

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing its logistics and transportation capabilities, the global transport and logistics company Gebrüder Weiss has launched a new country organization in the Philippines.

Remarkable Surge in Cargo Handling at Qatar's Ports

The seaports in Qatar reported an impressive boost in cargo activity in July, logging a remarkable 64% increase in both general and bulk cargo volumes compared to the previous month, June 2025.

U.S. Implements Country-Specific Tariffs Effective August 7

Introduction to Country-Specific Tariffs The U.S. government has announced significant changes regarding import tariffs set to take effect on August 7. This move impacts over 60 trading partners and could reshape the logistics landscape for global trade. Executive Order Details An executive order was signed to codify the introduction of these tariffs, which range from 10% to 41% depending on the country. The recent directive serves to lift the pause on previously established country-specific tariffs that had been in place since earlier this year. The question arises: how will these changes influence logistics operations for businesses importing goods to the U.S.? The direct answer lies in

The Essential Role of Genuine OEM Fifth Wheel Parts in Fleet Safety and Cost Efficiency

In the realm of fleet maintenance, choosing the right parts is paramount for ensuring performance and safety.

Analyzing July's PMI Insights on Tariffs and Manufacturing Dynamics

The recent insights regarding tariffs have painted a complex picture for the manufacturing sector, as indicated by the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) reported for July 2025.

Canada Post Employees Turn Down Contract Offers, Impacting Logistics

Workers at Canada Post, represented by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), recently rejected two multi-year contract proposals, extending a period of uncertainty within the organization.