Monthly Archives: October 2021
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Crew member and passenger killed in Jozini boat fire
Through Anelisa Kubheka 3h ago Share this article: To shareTweeterTo shareTo shareTo shareE-mailTo share DURBAN – A crew member who was aboard a luxury barge that ... -
America’s largest retailers charter private cargo ships to bypass port delays
Delays in the global supply chain are so severe that some of America’s largest retailers have resorted to an extreme – and expensive – tactic to ... -
It just got easier to use the mobile phone parking at Sea-Tac Airport
Transporting friends and relatives to and from Sea-Tac Airport just got easier. The Port of Seattle, which is overseeing the construction of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport ... -
That day … ⋆ 715Newsroom.com
Hello. Welcome to your weekend. Every Saturday morning, we like to take a lighter approach to the day and start with a simple “unrolling the memory ... -
Food banks face skyrocketing food and shipping costs
CLEVELAND – Twice a week, for the past two and a half decades, Chuck Schmook has dedicated his time packing and distributing boxes of food with ... -
Comparison between the 2022 Acura RDX and the 2022 Lincoln Corsair
The 2022 Acura RDX and 2022 Lincoln Corsair are luxurious and comfortable compact SUVs that are priced a bit lower than their German counterparts. Here is ... -
Hongyuan moves upmarket at Brussels Airport to support e-commerce growth
Beijing-based logistics service provider Hongyuan Group and Brussels Airport have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen the European Gateway’s links with China and support ... -
Admiral: By her prayers, example, Mother Seton understood maritime services
EMMITSBURG, Md. (CNS) – For retired U.S. Admiral William J. Fallon, the annual pilgrimage for Maritime Services Mass to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton National Shrine in ... -
Shipping costs have finally come down
The cost of shipping goods from China to the United States finally fell. The graph below shows the spot rate (i.e. the rate it costs to ... -
Supply crisis pushes Walmart and rivals to lease their own ships
By Lisa Baertlein, Jonathan Saul and Siddharth Cavale LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The Flying Buttress once crossed the oceans, transporting vital goods like grain to all ...
