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Aramex trials live shipment tracking in the UAE + OOCL launches Turkey-Spain-Morocco shipping line

LAST MILE- Logistics giant Aramex is testing live tracking for last-mile delivery in the GCC region,according to a press release. The system, which uses Google Maps’ mobility services in partnership with OniGroup, utilizes machine learning and predictive AI to generate delivery coordinates that allow users to track shipments in real time for the last five […]

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Yellow’s crash is a boon for other US trucking firms + Sri Lanka lifts three-year ban on truck imports

The collapse of US trucking giant Yellow is boosting competitor performance, The Wall Street Journal reports. The company’s recent bankruptcy, which resulted in the layoffs of some 30k workers, helped boost the less-than-truckload sector, which includes firms that carry cargo for multiple customers on the same trailer. Rivals including ABB freight, Old Dominion, and Freight […]

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AUGUST August: Hassan Allam Utilities + Agility to open Yanmu East logistics park. Oman will award Ras Al Hadd Airport consultancy contract. 27 August (Sunday): Last day for companies to bid for the construction tender for Kuwait’s Mubarak Al Kabeer Port. 28 August (Monday): Registration for Emirates Postal Group’s Logistics Unleashed competition concludes. SEPTEMBER 4-6 […]

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TODAY: HMM’s shipping line linking MENA ports with India and the Far East is launching in September + Houthi tariff hike could impact Yemeni ports

Good morning, friends. It’s a brisk news day in the logistics world in what’s shaping up to be a slow week as the summer lull continues. THE BIG LOGISTICS STORY- There isn’t much going on, but we did take note of one big story out of Qatar: Qatar Post acquired an additional 40% stake in […]

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Multinationals are upping use of AI to manage supply chains + China now has the world’s largest merchant fleet

Multinational firms are turning to generative AI to manage increasingly complex supply chains, the Financial Times reports. Unilever, Siemens, and Maersk are some companies that have begun employing AI to locate suppliers and negotiate contracts with suitable partners, helping them avoid tensions and problems with the law. This comes as geopolitical tensions and more stringent […]

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