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Hamburg port operator board backs MSC’s bid for 49.9% of the company + South Africa to boost manganese exports
Hamburg backs MSC offer to pick up Hamburg port shares:Hamburg port operator HamburgerHafen und Logistik ’s (HHLA) board is recommending…
India extends sugar curbs in big blow to global food and beverage players + General Motors pushes back EV pickup truck production amid faltering demand
India has extended its sugar export restrictions beyond 31 October to protect its domestic supplies, Bloomberg reports, citing a notice…
J&T Global Express halves IPO amid weak China outlook + Brazil’s corn shipments are under pressure
J&T Global Express eyes USD 500 mn Hong Kong IPO, slashing initial target by half:Tencent -backed logistics outfit J&T Global…
Logistics companies turn to flexible workers in the gig economy
Warehouses are tapping into the gig economy for workers: Logistics companies are offering more flexibility to workers in scheduling and…
Oman and Etihad Rail Company partners with Emirates Steel Arkan to transport raw materials from Oman to the UAE
The agreement will see the company manage the transport of 4 to 6 mn tonnes of raw limestone a year…
Egypt looks to Kazakhstan for wheat imports + Mawani, Bahri ink sustainability agreements. PLUS: Lots of freezone news + more from Egypt, Dubai, Morocco, Iraq and Oman
TRADE- Egypt looks to Kazakhstan for wheat imports: Egypt is in talks with Emirati bank Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADBC)…
TODAY: Flooding in Northern Iran damages infrastructure + Iraq resumes its railway line to its grain silo in Shirqat
Good morning, friends. The newsflow has slowed down significantly from what was a more eventful weekend, but we still have…
TODAY: India further curbs rice exports + The world’s largest aircraft carrier docks in Turkey
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. After a very busy start to the week yesterday, we bring you a much calmer…
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