World trade entering a new normal says UNCTAD
According to the latest UNCTAD, the world trade increase fell below the historical average of 3% in 2018.
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From December 2019 Overall cost of ocean freight will increase
Effective from January 1st, the new IMO (International Maritime Organization) 2020 Low Sulphur Regulation will come into force.
Global Key Family Network Annual Conference, Barcelona 2019
Think Global Logistics (TGL) being the Australian founding member of the Global Key Family Network attended the 2019 annual conference in Barcelona. Over…
U.S – Canada Relationship
The relationship between the United States and Canada continues to thrive to the benefit of both countries. On the contrary to the new…
We can Deliver to Amazon!
Did you know that we can deliver your goods directly to Amazon? If you sell to Amazon, we can help you get your…
Shipowners Seek to Slow Services to Meet Emissions Limits
Looming new environmental regulations are triggering sharp divisions in the shipping industry between vessel operators investing billions of dollars to reduce emissions and…
Why Amazon is Moving To Make One-Day Prime Shipping The New Norm
Amazon just upped the ante for the retail industry again by evolving its signature two-day free shipping for Prime members into one-day free shipping.
Ship Orders Fall to Lowest Level in 15 Years
According to marine data, there were 3,200 vessels of a combined 81 million gross tons ordered globally in the first quarter, the lowest…
Environment: Shipping Comes to Terms With $50 Billion Clean-Fuel Bill – Updated 2023
The new formulation of low-sulfur fuel is supposed to replace bunker, which propels most of the world’s oceangoing vessels.
