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Shipping now a key means of moving illegal weapons [03/Feb/2012]

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

WEF Davos: Governments and business must collaborate to reduce supply chain risk [27/Jan/2012]

In the aftermath of tsunamis, floods and terrorism, supply chain risk continues to dominate the agenda with a new report being published by the World Economic Forum. Read Full Article...

'Ignore supply chain risk at your peril,' says Ti CEO [25/Jan/2012]

In the run up to the World Economic Forum meeting at Davos, John Manners-Bell, Ti's CEO spoke at the Horasis Annual Meeting in Zurich, Switzerland. Read Full Article...

World Bank forecasts less pessimistic for global logistics [20/Jan/2012]

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 Full Article...

Shipping rates jump due to Chinese New Year [19/Jan/2012]

Shipping rates have increased as the Chinese New Year approaches and Asian factories close for the two-week period. However, will this year’s holiday spark capacity problems as in years past? Read Full Article...

BRIC and host of rising stars shine on amidst gloom [18/Jan/2012]

Global economic uncertainty and political turmoil in the Middle East are doing little to dim the attraction of emerging markets, suggests the Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index 2012, compiled by Transport Intelligence. Read Full Article...

Container traffic grows steadily in Singapore [16/Jan/2012]

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

European container export growth outperforms imports in November [13/Jan/2012]

The latest data released by Container Trade Statistics (CTS) indicates a mixed picture for the European shipping industry in November. Read Full Article...

Uncertainty in the global economy creates opportunities for transport and logistics providers [09/Jan/2012]

Ti’s latest Global Monthly Monitor suggests opportunities exist for transport and logistics providers despite the uncertainty of the global economy. Read Full Article...

Shipping industry experiences rate recovery at the start of 2012 [06/Jan/2012]

Ti's Senior Analyst Thomas Cullen analyses the reasons behind the recent rate recovery experienced by the shipping industry. Read Full Article...

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