Good article by Jason Jiang. It seems like businessmen will be businessmen anywhere. Regulation is sometimes necessary.
via Investigation finds China’s top ports have been ripping off shipping lines for years – Splash 247
Good article by Jason Jiang. It seems like businessmen will be businessmen anywhere. Regulation is sometimes necessary.
via Investigation finds China’s top ports have been ripping off shipping lines for years – Splash 247
Posted in Logistics, Ports, Shipping, Supply Chains
Tagged China, economics, ports, Shipping, transportation
The chassis story never ceases to amaze. TRAC was positioning itself to be a big player only a couple of years ago. Now what? Is it unprofitable? We are still wrestling with who will pay for chassis, and how to share the cost.

via NEWS FLASH: DCLI acquires TRAC domestic chassis fleet
Posted in Logistics, Ports, Shipping, Supply Chains, Transp Econ, Trucking
Tagged Chassis, container shipping, cooperation, infrastructure, transportation
Price wars in the canal business! Egypt cuts rates in Suez; now Panama cuts rates on its canal.
The cuts seem to be only on return voyages. Drewry’s doesn’t think much of them.
Source: Panama Canal discounts may not produce expected flood of new business – The Loadstar
Posted in Logistics, Ports, Shipping, Supply Chains
Tagged big ships, container shipping, Logistics, panama canal, supply chains