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Kuehne + Nagel to strengthen its perishables network with acquisition of Link Logistics
Kuehne + Nagel announced that it has entered into an agreement to take over the specialised Australian freight forwarder Link Logistics International Pty.Ltd. Read more
Lynden International expands European network
Lynden International opens a new service center in Brussels, Belgium. Read more
UK plans to implement road user charging scheme
The UK Department of Transport's Roads Minister Mike Penning has announced plans for a lorry road user charging scheme to create a fairer deal for UK hauliers. Read more
Panalpina adds additional Intra Asia LCL services
Panalpina has added six new LCL services on the Intra Asia trade lane, operating seperately from China to Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia. Read more
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Global Freight Forwarding 2011
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains Ti’s most in-depth analysis of the market it has undertaken to date. As well as reviewing the highs and lows of the last year, the report drills down into how the market has performed over the past decade. It looks at the sector’s counter-cyclicality; shipping rates; operating profits; gross margin and discusses how forwarders are affected by the relationship between capacity and demand.
South America Transport & Logistics 2011
A comprehensive analysis and in-depth examination of the South American air, sea, road and rail markets and profiles
of the leading players
Egypt Logistics Report 2010
The Egypt Logistics Report 2010 provides an in-depth insight into the
characteristics, trends, competitive environment and market size of this
increasingly important market.
Global Freight Forwarding 2010
Global Freight Forwarding 2010 examines the state of the present market, and provides a retrospective look at the trends and developments of 2009. The report includes market share, growth and forecasts as well as company profiles of all the major global freight forwarders. New for 2010 is a segmentation of the sea freight market by trade lane in terms twenty foot equivalent units (teus).
Global Freight Forwarding 2009
The latest edition of Global Freight Forwarding 2009 contains analysis of the state of the global forwarding market including key trends and developments in 2008 and the first half of 2009. In addition, the report contains market sizing and 5 year forecasts by sector (air and sea) for major regions and 40 individual countries. For the first time the report includes interim market data revealing the impact of the downturn on the market. The report provides company profiles and market shares for the leading players and ranking of the largest air and sea freight forwarders in terms of revenues, air tonnage and TEUs shipped.
Global Contract Logistics 2009
Analysis, commentary, market sizing, ranking and market shares, out-sourcing rates and profiles of the leading global contract logistics operators
China Logistics
China Logistics Report contains detailed analysis of China's air, road, rail and sea infrastructure as well as market sizings and forecasts for the key logistics segments, including contract logistics, freight forwarding and express. The report provides an in-depth examination of the trends and developments affecting the air cargo, sea freight, ports, logistics, freight forwarding and express sectors. It also includes profiles of the major players, both foreign and domestic, present in all the major transportation sectors.
Global Distribution & Warehousing 2008
Global Distribution & Warehousing Report 2008 provides a detailed look at all the main distribution markets throughout Europe (including Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey), North America, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. It identifies key locations for distribution hubs, the influence of transport infrastructure and costs on a country-by-country basis, and in the USA it looks at the major cities where distribution hubs are clustered. The report also contains a major new survey of logistics executives which examines trends affecting the distribution and warehouse market. In depth analysis shows the influence manufacturers, logistics providers and property developers have in shaping the structure of the industry. The report also provides profiles of the leading property developers – including ProLogis, Gazeley, Goodman and AMB – detailing financial, operational and strategic information.
Global Air Cargo 2008
The air cargo sector is of prime importance to the global economy. Global Air Cargo Report 2008 includes a detailed description of the major trends affecting the industry - from globalisation, oil prices and regulation to security issues. It also includes detailed market sizes and forecasts plotting the likely growth of the sector over the next twenty years. The report provides detailed profiles – completely updated for this edition of the report – of the major air cargo carriers and integrators.
Global Logistics Strategies 2007
Global Logistics Strategies 2007 provides a comprehensive analysis of the industry from the perspective of mergers and acquisition activity. As well as including insight into the major trends which are occurring in all the key logistics sectors, it also provides analysis of the results of a survey involving over 290 deals which were conducted during 2006. This includes a specific examination of the role of private equity. In addition, the report contains 20 profiles revealing the strategies of the major players in the market and finally a survey of over 180 European logistics executives, giving an insight into attitudes towards regional and global expansion.
The report provides a mix of company information, including a corporate overview; a breakdown of financial data; operational analysis; examination of their strategic goals as well as key mergers and acquisitions. It provides a wealth of tables and charts to illustrate the development of all the major shipping lines.
Supply Chain Leaders intelligence
For businesses whose priority it is to keep track of their logistics competitors, follow developments at existing or potential clients, or to identify acquisition targets, SCLi is an invaluable source of industry intelligence. With over 500 company profiles the interactive web-enabled database is fully searchable, providing users with access to always updated information on the world’s leading providers. Each profile contains the latest news and related TI briefings.