James Miller

China Enhances Freight Flow with New Green TIR Corridors at the Erenhot Border Crossing

China has introduced green lanes for TIR freight transport at the strategic Erenhot border crossing, marking a significant stride in streamlining cargo movements.

Unlocking Competitive Strength in Manufacturing through ESG Leadership and Its Logistics Implications

Sustainability within manufacturing has morphed from a mere compliance box to tick into a robust strategy that fosters innovation, resilience, and tangible competitive advantages.

Oliver Wyman Expands Paris Leadership with Vincent Barbat, Enhancing Consumer Goods and Operations Strategy

Oliver Wyman has recently enhanced its senior leadership team in France with a significant appointment.

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Reroute Trans-Atlantic Services, Replacing Baltimore with Philadelphia

Two major ocean carriers, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, have made the strategic decision to remove Baltimore from their North Europe-North America trans-Atlantic service lines.

Mastering Heavy Equipment Logistics: Efficient Transport Solutions for Oversized Cargo

Heavy equipment logistics is far from simply trucking giant machines from point A to point B.

ATA Challenges Spanish Government Over Lack of VAT Exemption for Self-Employed Below €85,000 Turnover

The treatment of Value Added Tax (VAT) for small business owners and self-employed workers has recently stirred significant discussion in Spain.

French Farmers' Protests Trigger 10 km Truck Delays at Biriatou, Affecting AP-8 Freight Traffic

The ongoing protests by French farmers have led to severe traffic congestion on the AP-8 highway heading towards France, with truck queues stretching up to 10 kilometers near the Biriatou border crossing point.

How JETEX’s Investment in Azzera Advances Sustainable Aviation and Carbon Management

The world of private aviation is moving toward greener horizons, with JETEX stepping up by investing in Azzera Inc., a company renowned for its digital carbon-management platform.

How Emirates and Dubai Humanitarian are Bridging Air Cargo to Support Sri Lanka’s Flood Relief Efforts

When natural disasters strike, the speed and reliability of transporting relief supplies can make or break the recovery effort.

Industry Voices Critique CEOE’s Modest 2026 Minimum Wage Rise Proposal and Its Broader Impact

The recent proposal by the CEOE and CEPYME to raise Spain’s Salario Mínimo Interprofesional (SMI) by just 1.5% in 2026, setting it at 1,202 € gross per month in 14 installments, has drawn sharp criticism.

Swissport Expands Milan Malpensa Cargo Facility to Handle 100 Tonnes Per Day, Accelerating Growth in Italian Air Freight Hub

In an impressive feat of operational expansion, Swissport has surged its cargo handling capacity at Milan Malpensa Airport from a modest 9 tonnes per day to a substantial 100 tonnes daily, all achieved within a brisk five-month timeframe.

EU Policymakers and Transport Stakeholders Meet to Advance Automotive Plans and Fleet Electrification

The European Union is on the cusp of unveiling its latest Automotive Package, aimed at reinforcing the future competitiveness of the vehicle sector and fostering the transition towards zero-emission mobility.