
Auteur
James Miller is gespecialiseerd in wereldwijde logistiek en dynamiek van de toeleveringsketen. Zijn onderzoekswerk verkent de complexiteit van internationale handel, infrastructurele uitdagingen en technologische vooruitgang die de moderne handel vormgeven. Hij pleit voor duurzame praktijken en transparantie in de bedrijfsvoering van de toeleveringsketen.

UK GSSA Renewal: Wexco Cargo to Continue Representing China Airlines for Two More Years
The UK general sales agent partnership between Wexco Cargo and China Airlines has been renewed for an additional two years, reinforcing a relationship that began in 2012.

The International Cargo Business Summit 2026 will be held at Cochin International Airport’s Convention Centre from 31 January to 1 February, convening stakeholders across air, sea, rail and road logistics.

Accelerating Multimodal Infrastructure in India: Rail, Road, Coastal and Inland Waterways
This article examines the push to expand multimodal infrastructure in India and what the Union Budget 2026–27 might mean for the country’s logistics landscape.

This piece reveals a new five-year nacelle maintenance, repair and overhaul agreement between ST Engineering and LOT Polish Airlines, focused on the airline’s 15-strong Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet and the introduction of a structured refurbishment programme.

This piece examines the essentials of TRUCKAIR, DHL Global Forwarding’s multimodal solution for high-volume and bulky shipments between China and Europe, and what it means for shippers and freight planners.

How terminal infrastructure, CargobyBLR and ATMF are speeding up cargo handling at BLR Airport
This piece reveals how modern terminal infrastructure and analytics-driven operations at BLR Airport are cutting turnaround times and improving cargo visibility across the supply chain.

Dit artikel onderzoekt de lancering van een nieuw multimodale logistieke park van klasse A (MMLP) door TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks (TVS ILP) in Indore en wat dit betekent voor regionale toeleveringsketens en logistieke netwerken.

This piece examines how Ramps Logistics mobilised an Antonov AN-124 to deliver critical equipment over Christmas and the operational lessons for logistics professionals.

CSX posts a slight revenue dip while volumes inch up amid cost cuts and operational gains
CSX reported a modest drop in revenue alongside a small uptick in overall volume, highlighting a mixed performance driven by pricing gains in some areas and softness in others.

U.S. Appropriations Move Puts $200M Toward Truck Parking, With New Driver Rules
This article examines the recent U.S. House passage of a 2026 spending package that designates a record $200 million specifically for truck parking and outlines associated regulatory changes for drivers. What Congress has approved and why it matters The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2026, as passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, includes a $200 million line-item dedicated to addressing the chronic shortage of safe truck parking. For the first time, federal appropriations explicitly earmark such a substantial sum for public commercial vehicle parking rather than leaving parking solutions to more general infrastructure funds. Industry groups have been pushing for years to fix the

Port of Los Angeles posts 10.2 million TEUs in 2025 as expansion and decarbonization plans ramp up
This piece examines the Port of Los Angeles crossing the 10-million TEU threshold in 2025 and the infrastructure, environmental, and traffic-management strategies tied to that milestone.

CSX reports mixed Q4 2025 results as cost cuts offset softer merchandise volumes
This piece breaks down CSX’s fourth-quarter 2025 financials and examines the operational and logistics implications going forward.
