
Författare
James Miller är specialiserad på global logistik och leveranskedjans dynamik. Hans undersökande arbete utforskar komplexiteten i internationell handel, infrastrukturutmaningar och tekniska framsteg som formar modern handel. Han förespråkar hållbara metoder och transparens i leveranskedjans verksamhet.

Supply chain management is a complex puzzle where timely, accurate information can make or break operations.

Challenges at Kaduna Dry Port: Rail Cargo Interruptions from Lagos Due to Security and Flooding
The Kaduna Inland Dry Port, a crucial logistics hub in Northern Nigeria, has been significantly underperforming due to halted rail services from Lagos seaports.

Exploring Clive McNabb’s Vision for a Sustainable and Innovative Future in Aviation
Having started his journey in aviation as a young enthusiast surrounded by the hum of airports, McNabb has witnessed the industry’s highs and lows over nearly half a century.

Retailers have increasingly turned to returnable transit packaging (RTP) as a smart way to sharpen their sustainability efforts while significantly reducing logistics expenses.

Fever Expands Logistics Footprint by Leasing Module at Logistic Park San Agustín
In a move that highlights the growing demand for advanced logistic facilities, Scannell Properties has leased an 8,000 square meter module at its Logistic Park San Agustín in San Agustín del Guadalix, Madrid, to the event organization company Fever.

In the wake of a devastating earthquake that struck Cebu’s northern tip near Bogo City, Philippine Airlines (PAL) undertook a crucial relief mission by airlifting nearly 20 tons of humanitarian cargo to assist affected communities.

South Korea is steering its shipbuilding cooperation with the United States toward a whole new level.

XT Shipping Enhances Fleet with Two New 3,160 TEU Containerships from China Merchants Industry
XT Shipping is steering back into the newbuilding arena, securing two modern containerships built by China Merchants Industry (CMI) Weihai Shipyard.

Chartworld Shipping’s Strategic Fleet Expansion with Multiple 3,100 TEU Vessels from China
Chartworld Shipping, a Greek company steered by the Kollakis family, is ramping up its containership capacity with a fresh round of ship orders from China, marking a strategic effort to strengthen its position in the global shipping scene.

How Bangsamoro’s Barter Trade Guidelines Are Shaping Cross-Border Commerce in BIMP-EAGA
The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has taken a significant step toward regulating and streamlining barter trade within the Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA).

Pakistan National Shipping Corporation Plans to Double Fleet Capacity by Acquiring New Tankers
The Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) is making waves in the maritime sector by embarking on a fleet expansion project aimed at doubling its vessels to a total of 30 by the year 2026.

Bureau of Customs Nets P106.9 Million from Auctions of Seized and Abandoned Goods
Between July and September 2025, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) successfully raised P106.9 million through public auctions of seized and abandoned items.
