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James Miller

James Miller

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James Miller est un spécialiste de la logistique mondiale et de la dynamique de la chaîne d'approvisionnement. Ses travaux d'investigation explorent les complexités du commerce international, les défis d'infrastructure et les avancées technologiques qui façonnent le commerce moderne. Il prône des pratiques durables et la transparence dans les opérations de la chaîne d'approvisionnement.

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Carrier playbooks for congestion: ABF Freight, ITS Logistics and Schneider National tactics

Carrier playbooks for congestion: ABF Freight, ITS Logistics and Schneider National tactics

ABF Freight’s City Route Optimization program delivers roughly $15 million in annual savings by reworking city routing and linehaul planning to avoid predictable choke points.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Le parc ferroviaire stratégique de Northampton Segro Park développe la capacité ferroviaire et les options de fret à faible émission de carbone

Le parc ferroviaire stratégique de Northampton Segro Park développe la capacité ferroviaire et les options de fret à faible émission de carbone

Le nouveau Northampton Strategic Rail Freight Interchange (SRFI) de Maritime Transport peut gérer jusqu'à 16 services par jour et stocker plus de 2 500 EVP sur un terminal ferroviaire de 17 acres, après un investissement de 80 millions de livres sterling dans l'accès ferroviaire de Segro.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Infios on How Modular Supply Chains, AI and Traceability Will Reshape Logistics

Infios on How Modular Supply Chains, AI and Traceability Will Reshape Logistics

Regulators now expect audit-grade traceability across the lifecycle of goods, shifting the compliance metric from pure speed to verifiable provenance and cost validation.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
cargo.one adds Cargofive to create a single multimodal rate foundation for air and ocean freight

cargo.one adds Cargofive to create a single multimodal rate foundation for air and ocean freight

cargo.one closed the acquisition of Cargofive on February 25, bringing ocean rate coverage spanning four million trade lanes and direct connections to the top 10 ocean carriers into its platform.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Fighting Near the Strait of Hormuz and the Ripple Effects on Global Maritime Trade

Fighting Near the Strait of Hormuz and the Ripple Effects on Global Maritime Trade

Since the February 28 strikes, carriers moving oil and containerized goods through the Strait of Hormuz have reported increased rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope, adding roughly 5–10 days to typical Asia–Europe sailings and several thousand nautical miles to voyage lengths; underwriters have tightened cover and some shipowners are refusing transits without extra war-risk premiums.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
WFS expands Brussels operations with Aviapartner Cargo NV takeover

WFS expands Brussels operations with Aviapartner Cargo NV takeover

WFS has assumed operational control of Aviapartner Cargo NV’s 33,000m² cargo terminal at Brussels Airport, including two dedicated pharmaceutical handling zones, a Phyto Sanitary inspection point, and separate mail and courier areas.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
How Rhenus runs Nando’s PERi-PERi supply chain from air freight to Central Kitchen

How Rhenus runs Nando’s PERi-PERi supply chain from air freight to Central Kitchen

Rhenus now manages staged handoffs — from air freight readiness to customs clearance, temperature-controlled transit and on-site receipt at Nando’s Central Kitchen — to protect the integrity of PERi-PERi ingredients.

4 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Gulf carriers reroute via Cape of Good Hope and levy conflict surcharges as Gulf bookings halt

Gulf carriers reroute via Cape of Good Hope and levy conflict surcharges as Gulf bookings halt

MSC has suspended all bookings for worldwide cargo to the Middle East "until further notice," and CMA CGM has ordered vessels inside or bound for the Gulf to seek shelter while suspending Suez Canal transits and rerouting ships via the Cape of Good Hope.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Gulf hubs ground flights: Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi face mass cancellations and cargo disruption

Gulf hubs ground flights: Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi face mass cancellations and cargo disruption

As of 2 March, airspace closures across Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the UAE resulted in the suspension or restriction of civilian traffic, with over 2,000 flights to and from seven major Gulf airports cancelled.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Airspace Disruptions Reduce Global Air Cargo Capacity by 18% and Trigger Widespread Rerouting

Airspace Disruptions Reduce Global Air Cargo Capacity by 18% and Trigger Widespread Rerouting

Middle East airspace closures have reduced global air cargo capacity by roughly 18%, prompting freighters and bellies alike to adjust networks overnight.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Résultats IAG Cargo 2025 : rendements stables, forte hausse des volumes critiques et croissance des denrées périssables

Résultats IAG Cargo 2025 : rendements stables, forte hausse des volumes critiques et croissance des denrées périssables

IAG Cargo a annoncé un chiffre d'affaires commercial de 1 238 millions d'euros pour 2025, soit une augmentation de 0,3 % d'une année sur l'autre, tandis que les tonnes-kilomètres de fret (CTK) ont augmenté de 0,4 % et le rendement global s'est maintenu aux niveaux de 2024.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026
Meet the 2026 CILT(UK) 35 Under 35: Young leaders driving freight, warehousing and transport innovation

Meet the 2026 CILT(UK) 35 Under 35: Young leaders driving freight, warehousing and transport innovation

The 2026 CILT(UK) 35 Under 35 cohort spans airport operations, WMS superusers, contract logistics, rail projects and sustainability roles, reflecting how emerging talent is already influencing capacity planning, route optimisation and depot-level throughput across the UK supply chain.

5 min de lecture
18 mars 2026