Logistikk
Gov't to invest 4.5 trillion won in overseas logistics hubs for exporters
Rapportert av AI Bilde generert av AI
The South Korean government will invest at least 4.5 trillion won ($3.06 billion) to secure overseas logistics hubs supporting export operations of local companies. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries unveiled the plan at a meeting of ministers on industrial competitiveness, aiming to expand government-backed overseas logistics bases from nine to 40 by 2030. The hubs will be established in 11 countries with significant trade volumes, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Germany.
The Colombian Federation of Logistics Agents in International Trade (Fitac) voiced concerns over severe logistics issues at Buenaventura port, causing traffic jams up to 25 kilometers long and waits of seven hours. These problems hinder operational efficiency, raise costs, and endanger drivers' safety. Fitac calls on the government and bodies like Dian for coordinated action.
Rapportert av AI
IPC Container Terminal has set its 2026 strategic direction on operational and service excellence as part of its long-term plan through 2030. The company commits to enhancing port service quality, strengthening logistics connectivity, and supporting sustainable growth. These initiatives continue digital transformation programs for efficiency and transparency.
Logistics giant DHL Supply Chain has received its first Tesla Semi electric truck following a successful two-week trial in California. The vehicle demonstrated impressive efficiency, covering 390 miles on a single charge while fully loaded. This addition supports DHL's goals to reduce emissions and expand its electric fleet.
Rapportert av AI
Keller Logistics Group, a mid-sized carrier, has completed a confidential pre-production planning session with Tesla this week to assess the Tesla Semi for its operations. The meeting represents a significant step toward potential adoption of the electric truck in regional logistics. This development highlights growing interest in sustainable trucking solutions.
The Colombian company Envía has invested in 240 new vehicles to bolster its operational capacity and adapt to market dynamics. This expansion is part of a strategic plan that includes technological upgrades and aligns with its goal of handling 50 million units in 2026. The focus emphasizes customers, sustainability, and support for the national industry.
Rapportert av AI
Capital Agro for Import & Export Group has announced the launch of a new $25m logistics complex dedicated to frozen food storage and distribution. The project introduces advanced smart technologies for the first time in Egypt's cold storage sector, aiming to boost operational efficiency and support food security. Located in Belbeis, Sharkia Governorate, it sits on land secured under a 25-year usufruct agreement.