Norman Global Logistics director, Martin Rue, joined industry bigwigs for a naming ceremony on the 7th October 2019 at the Port of Felixstowe, marking the first time that MSC has officially named a container ship in the UK.
Shanghai celebrate 9th year on top
The port of Shanghai has retained its status as the world’s business container port for the ninth consecutive year, must to the delight of our colleagues in China’s biggest city.
The container haulage crisis
The ongoing disruption at Britain’s biggest container ports shows no signs of ending and is now exposing fundamental weaknesses in the container haulage industry, that look endemic, putting the future of the industry in doubt, without immediate change and reform.
IMF warning on Brexit
A study by the International Monetary Fund has concluded that the UK will be hit harder by Brexit than the European Union, as Freight industry leaders urge forwarders and shippers to prepare for a hard Brexit.
Maersk shifts away from Felixstowe
While the port of Felixstowe has been highlighting recent performance improvements to 80%, Maersk has announced two services are moving to Liverpool.
2M drop Asia-Europe loop
MAERSK’s and the Mediterranean Shipping Co’s (MSC) 2M Alliance plans to suspend one of its loops on the Asia-North Europe trade in September, but resume it in December when business picks up, reports American Shipper.
NGL Shanghai and Ningbo boast new records
Just days after being highlighted as the world’s most connected ports, Shanghai and Ningbo have broken more records; much to the delight of our proud colleagues by the two container terminals.
Hong Kong record breaking year
Our colleagues at Norman Global Logistics in Hong Kong have very kindly updated us on their airport’s record year for air freight.
NGL Shanghai grow into new office
Shanghai is the most populous global city, with one of the world’s busiest container ports and China’s leading air cargo hub, which explains why our office there has been such a critical part of our global operations for the last six years.