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Shipping now a key means of moving illegal weapons
03/Feb/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

Container shipping is regularly used to channel weapons by Iran and other countries embargoed by the United Nations, according to a new report.... read more.

Apple's controversy highlights nature of contemporary supply chains
30/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

Apple has come under attack by politicians for moving production jobs from the US to low-cost China. This is the dynamic nature of modern global supply chains, says Thomas Cullen.... read more.

LSPs continue to invest in China
23/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

Unsurprisingly, global logistics service providers are continuing to invest in China. The past couple of months has seen a particular burst of activity from the likes of Logwin and Kerry, but also Panalpina, Kuehne + Nagel and DB Schenker as they look to develop their presence in the country.... read more.

World Bank forecasts less pessimistic for global logistics
20/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

Forecasts published by the World Bank suggest that the prospect of lower growth in almost all of the world's major economies may have a silver lining for global logistics companies.... read more.

Container traffic grows steadily in Singapore
16/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

The Port of Singapore saw continuing growth in 2011 even as the City- State’s economy slowed sharply.... read more.

China’s exports slow as Germany’s grow
11/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

The latest trade figures from China are being seen as evidence that its economy is slowing down whilst its trade surplus may be shrinking.... read more.

Shipping industry experiences rate recovery at the start of 2012
06/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

Ti's Senior Analyst Thomas Cullen analyses the reasons behind the recent rate recovery experienced by the shipping industry.... read more.

Asia Pacific airfreight suffers hard fall
03/Jan/2012 by Thomas Cullen.

The predictions of a weak or absent ‘peak season’ in international freight appears to have been verified, with recent IATA (International Air Transport Association) figures showing lower traffic volumes for November as compared to the same period last year.... read more.

BLG benefits from automotive boom although business at EUROGATE slower
23/Dec/2011 by Thomas Cullen.

The German logistics and terminal operator BLG Logistics Group has outlined its annual results, describing a strong recovery in both the automotive and container sectors.... read more.

What does 2012 hold for the logistics industry?
19/Dec/2011 by Thomas Cullen.

With the likelihood that the logistics industry will undergo re-structuring in 2012, Thomas Cullen writes that there will be many opportunities for mergers and acquisitions activity.... read more.

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