James Miller

State Support Fuels Container Freight Growth on Railways

In recent years, the rise of container freight on railways has reached unprecedented levels, largely catalyzed by state subsidies in various countries.

Expedition 73 Crew Engages in Cardiac Research, Cargo Preparations, and Spacesuit Maintenance

The Expedition 73 crew is busy with a combination of exciting cardiac research studies, cargo preparations, and spacesuit maintenance on the International Space Station (ISS).

Lamu Port Experiences Significant Growth as Shipping Traffic Increases

Lamu Port is establishing itself as an essential player in East Africa's maritime landscape.

South Korea's Bold MASGA Proposal and Its Impact on U.S. Shipbuilding

The recent proposal from South Korea known as "Make American Shipbuilding Great Again" (MASGA) has the potential to significantly reshape the landscape of U.S.

Victorian Freight Plan 2025-30: A Positive Step for Logistics

The recently launched ‘Victorian Freight Plan 2025-30’ is a significant strategy aimed at bolstering the freight network in Victoria.

Impact of New 7% Cargo Clearance Surcharge on Nigeria's Freight Industry

The recent introduction of a 7% surcharge on cargo clearance in Nigeria has caused a stir among stakeholders in the freight and logistics sectors.

Unraveling the Speculative Landscape of Zim's Potential Sale to Ray Shipping

The logistics and shipping sectors always seem to have their fair share of speculations and rumors swirling about.

Samskip Unveils New Shipping Service Connecting Morocco with Northern Europe

Samskip has announced an exciting new short sea shipping route that will link the Moroccan cities of Agadir and Casablanca with destinations in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Unpacking the Mystery of Dark Shipping and Its Associated Dangers

Driving Forces Behind Dark Shipping The allure of "dark shipping" stems from various motivations. Companies may resort to this clandestine practice primarily for engaging in activities like smuggling, illegal fishing, or even dumping hazardous materials at sea. Often, the main goal is to evade regulations and fees that they would otherwise have to comply with under international maritime law. Another significant factor is the evasion of sanctions. The sanctions imposed by various nations, particularly targeting countries like Iran due to nuclear concerns and Russia following recent crises, have led these nations to tap into dark fleets to sustain their oil exports. The U.S. Treasury and

The Consequences of Flags of Convenience on Maritime Operations

A flag of convenience (FOC) refers to the practice where a ship is registered under the flag of a country other than that of its owner.

UK Workwear Supplier Adopts ERP System to Boost E-commerce Integration

In the ever-evolving landscape of logistics and e-commerce, businesses must constantly adapt to stay relevant and efficient.

Navigating the Challenges of Truck Parking and Freight Efficiency

In the logistics world, the scarcity of suitable truck parking spaces creates significant challenges.