James Miller

Kale Logistics: Pioneering Sustainable Transformation in Supply Chains

The logistics industry is at a crossroads, confronted with the pressing dual challenge of sustainability and efficiency.

FedEx Partners with Pick Network to Offer Over 1,000 Drop-off Lockers in Singapore

FedEx, a giant in express transportation, significantly enhances its service offerings in Singapore by expanding its collaboration with Pick Network.

GEODIS Expands Operations with New Office in Guadalajara

GEODIS, a prominent player in global logistics, has inaugurated a new office in Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Global Project Cargo Network Unveiled Through Strategic Partnership Between transport logistic and HLPFI

A new strategic partnership has been established between Messe München, the entity behind the renowned transport logistic exhibition series, and Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI).

New Aviation Campus Near Clark International Airport to Elevate Workforce Training

The Clark International Aviation Campus, a dedicated aviation training hub, will soon be established close to the bustling Clark International Airport.

Navigating the Roadblocks to Digital Transformation in Philippine Logistics

The logistics landscape in the Philippines is like a bustling city with traffic jams—plenty of activity but not always moving forward.

PAL Upgrades Its Cargo Centers with New Services and Innovations

PAL has taken significant steps to rejuvenate its cargo operations, reflecting a broader trend in logistics innovation and adaptation.

Cebu Pacific and Pratt & Whitney Forge Long-Term Maintenance Agreement

Cebu Pacific and Pratt & Whitney have embarked on a long-term maintenance agreement aimed at enhancing the airline's operational efficiency and ensuring higher reliability of its aircraft fleet.

Aboitiz Group Assumes Operational Control of Bohol-Panglao International Airport

Overview of the Transition Aboitiz InfraCapital, Inc. (AIC) officially began managing the operations of Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA) on June 16. This transition from the Department of Transportation and the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines signifies an important step in enhancing the airport's functionality and capacity, which could have substantial implications for logistics and transport within the region. Significant Capacity Enhancements Initial improvements are set to increase BPIA's passenger capacity from 2 million to 2.5 million annually within the first two years of operation. By the year 2030 , the airport is anticipated to handle as many as 3.9 million

Manila's First Electric Terminal Tractors Set to Transform Logistics

The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) has recently taken a pioneering step in sustainable logistics by introducing two fully electric terminal tractors.

A Strategy to Enhance the Wholesale and Retail Sectors Unveiled

On June 16, a significant blueprint was introduced aimed at transforming the wholesale and retail trade sector in the Philippines.

Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency Amid San Juanico Bridge Restoration

The rehabilitation of the San Juanico Bridge has introduced challenges in supply chain operations.