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Trade, Tradition And Technology

The “T” in WISTA stands for trade, which means meeting people and seeing what business you have in common. The other two T’s that have a strong influence over our industries are Tradition and Technology, says Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou.

Redefining Logistics Landscape

Logistics has become a focal point for many solar energy enterprises that are looking for cost savings, greater efficiencies and new markets. Vinay Shetty, MD, Canadian Solar India outlines how logistics infrastructure can be strengthened to meet the needs of the industry.

Services Customised For Pharma

The pharmaceutical industry is steadily expanding its sea freight volume owing to lower fares and availability of stricter and more reliable control of temperature. The Port of Antwerp is ideally positioned to leverage on this air to ocean trend.

Not a 'Soft' issue

Indian IT industry is facing certain issues in importing hardware. MG spoke to the Software Technology Parks of India and a few of its big leaguers to understand the pain points. Read on to know more…

Karaikal Port Reloaded

The young port hugging the coast of Coromandel, within a short span of less than a decade had its share of early success and agony. But in the last two years it had scripted a turnaround story registering healthy cargo growth and putting a point that it is too early to write it off.

Riding On A High Tide

India leads the world in terms of seafood exports and a little help from the government in terms of incentives, subsidies and removing export barriers can help in exploring new markets.

Port Infrastructure: Gearing Up For Big Vessels

By 2025, trade in ASEAN will grow to $200 billion and the ports need to gear up accordingly to ensure efficient movement of cargo among countries in the Bay of Bengal.

Future Of Container Supply Chains

The supply chain is undergoing an unprecedented change on many fronts like policy, technology, verticalisation of services, and many more, where identifying the opportunity remains important.

An Evening Worth The Wait!

This is the evening the industry comes together to cheer for the champions who pushed the boundaries in whatever services they offer.

The Mother Of All Logistics Events Is Here!

A platform for global logistics industry leaders to gain remarkable insights into industry challenges and offer sustainable solutions.

A Young Port With Vibrant Hinterland

Foreseeing the immense opportunity that the hinterland has on offer, way back in 2009, JSW Infrastructure had commissioned a port at Jaigarh, and now it has set sight onto become the leading port operator in India with a formidable presence in India and beyond tapping opportunities in port led development, connectivity and infrastructure sectors.

Multimodal Transportation: Vision Of Niti Aayog

Appropriate policy framework and favourable regulations form the corner stone for the growth of any sector and logistics is no different. At the CEO Conclave, Ravinder Goyal, IRTS, Adviser (Infrastructure Connectivity), NITI Aayog, in conversation with Anil Devli, CEO, INSA, deciphers the role of Niti Aayog - a think tank driving policy formulation in India, in promoting multimodal logistics.

Goldhofer's Faktor 5 Girder Bridge Proves Its Might

Lee & Muirhead moves a 409 metric tonne turbine generator from Chennai to Odisha using multimodal logistics. The land transport for the first time was accomplished on a Goldhofer Faktor 5 girder bridge.

Infrastructure And Trade Practices - Are They Customer Friendly?

The first session of Smart Logistics Summit held in New Delhi raised several concerns of the industry including the impact of GST on shipping cost, imbalance in import and export cargo moving at ports that complicates the positioning of empties, the need for establishing rail transshipment hubs to manage the rise in cargo when DFCs become operational and logistics challenges faced by customers in hinterland.

Challenges Confronting Growth In Exim Trade

Inland haulage charges need to be made more equitable and hub and spoke model can bring down rail haulage cost, averred the panellists. They also called for improvement in Customs procedures for cargo clearance, need for more focus on soft infrastructure such as regulatory or statutory regime and developing warehousing and better logistics network for moving agri-produce.

Three Cheers To Northern Stars

Winners of the Smart Logistics Awards of north central region walk away with trophies in their hands and a smile on their face amidst much cheers and applause from their industry peers.