Hughes calls for cooperation across supply chain byCargo Facts Staff October 26, 2015 Glyn Hughes, head of cargo for IATA. MIAMI – IATA’s global head of cargo, Glyn Hughes, said the logistics business...
Could Calais see a return to gridlock? byCargo Facts Staff October 26, 2015 This past summer saw more than its share of troubles at the French port of Calais, with organized gangs of...
Logistics Plus establishes foreign trade zone in U.S. byCargo Facts Staff October 14, 2015 Logistics Plus Inc. has established a new foreign trade zone (FTZ) in the state of Pennsylvania in the United States....
SEKO Logistics’ awarded ISO certification byCargo Facts Staff October 7, 2015 SEKO Logistics has received certification in Europe and the United States for ISO 13845, which lists the requirements for a...
CAL Group first to be all-around CEIV-Pharma certified byCargo Facts Staff October 7, 2015 Tel-Aviv-based CAL Group recently became the first logistics group to earn IATA’s Center of Excellence for Independent Validators Pharmaceutical Logistics...
FAA approves AA Cargo for cool-chain container use byCargo Facts Staff October 6, 2015 American Airlines Cargo has become the first U.S. passenger carrier to receive approval by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for...
TIACA calls for resolution of Europe’s migrant crisis byCargo Facts Staff October 5, 2015 Refugees fleeing their home countries looking for a better life in Europe are impacting the airfreight industry said Doug Brittin,...
How the Caribbean is positioning itself as a cargo gateway byCargo Facts Staff October 2, 2015 Photo: ©Joao Carlos Medau This coming February, when most of the Northern Hemisphere is locked in another dreary winter, a...
