James Miller

New Leadership Appointments Set to Steer International Logistics

The logistics sector is abuzz with significant leadership changes that promise to influence operational strategies and company cultures.

New Temporary Safeguard Duty on Corrugating Medium Imports

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has initiated a provisional safeguard duty on the imports of corrugating medium.

Revised Manning Regulations by MARINA Enhance Philippine Shipping Operations

The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has updated its guidelines regarding the minimum safe manning levels for Philippine-registered vessels operating in local waters.

Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency with Dry Freight Logistics

Imagine a world where your online orders arrive with clockwork precision, packaged neatly, and in pristine condition.

Efficient Logistics and Security Preparations for National Celebrations in Kashmir

Logistics plays an integral role in the success of any national celebration, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and efficiently.

Joint Venture between LIMA Land and House of Investments to Broaden TARI Estate

The collaborative efforts between LIMA Land and House of Investments signify a remarkable advancement in mixed-use property development, targeting approximately 184 hectares in Tarlac.

Kashmir's First Freight Train Revolutionizes Transport Efficiency

The introduction of the first freight train in Kashmir has made waves, drastically cutting down transport times and costs.

Cadmus Group Secures Technical Assistance for SCMB Railway Project

The Cadmus Group LLC has recently been awarded a significant contract to provide technical assistance for the development of the 123-mile Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas (SCMB) Railway.

Insights into the Transformation of Air Cargo Operations

The Air Cargo Community Advisory Body, initiated by the British International Freight Association (BIFA), has recently convened to review and enhance cargo operations at one of the world's busiest airports.

Proposed Shipbuilding Regulations Could Hinder U.S. LNG Export Expansion

Recent discussions revolve around the proposed shipbuilding regulations that may impact the burgeoning liquefied natural gas (LNG) export sector in the United States.

Canadian Navy's Last Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessel Unveiled

Irving Shipbuilding recently celebrated a pivotal naming ceremony for the HMCS Robert Hampton Gray, which will be the sixth and final Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS) for the Royal Canadian Navy.

Florida Appeals Court Decision on Punitive Damages in Cargo Insurance Disputes

In a recent ruling that ripples through the cargo insurance landscape, a Florida appeals court has clarified the limitations that insurers face in seeking punitive damages.