logistics

European ports hit hard by Coronavirus lockdowns Trade gateways across the world have been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, but European ports have been the hardest hit. This is because…

Smaller than a car, bigger than a cargo bike and several of them at once – the new vehicle concept Ducktrain has the potential to change urban delivery and industrial…

In recent weeks, the companies in automotive logistics I work with have experienced drastic changes in their daily work. Due to the coronavirus crisis, automobile manufacturers, port operators and car…

35% of ports say demand for food, medical supplies storage has increased As the demand for medical supplies and food across the world has increased, the demand for storage of…

U.S. joining global push allowing cargo shipments in passenger jet cabins U.S. air-safety regulators, looking to make it easier for airlines to ramp up transportation of cargo aimed at combating…

Around 90 % of the world’s goods are currently transported by ships causing nearly 3 % of total global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. This makes it one of the largest polluters in…

Passenger airlines start shifting idled planes into freight business The coronavirus pandemic has left many passenger planes grounded due to a of lack people wanting to travel accompanied by government…

European and North American manufacturers shut down as China comes back online As the coronavirus outbreak continues, many large manufacturers, particularly those in the automotive sector, are shutting down their…

U.S. travel ban is expected to snarl trans-Atlantic airfreight The U.S. 30- day ban on travel from the majority of continental Europe could have a significant impact on the movement…

They say a leopard can’t change its spots but if they could, how would they change them? What color would the spots be? Would they even want to change them…