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CMA CGM took delivery of six newbuildings in July and August, including the 13,800 TEU Amerigo Vespucci, as part of its fleet expansion drive
CMA CGM makes profit of $864m in six months
The third biggest shipping line, CMA CGM, swung firmly back into the black in the first half of this year with a whooping US$864 million profit compared with a loss of $518 million in the same period a year earlier.
Top forwarders accused of price-fixing
Hactl air cargo tonnage up 17.5% in August
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd (Hactl) handled 243,039 metric tonnes of air cargo in Au
Indonesia seeks foreign investors for seven airports
China firm selected for Venezuela port project
Venezuela is refurbishing its main port, Puerto Cabello, with Chinese help at a cost of US
Candidate chosen to be key Indonesian port
DHL enhances LCL service offering from Auckland
Logistics company DHL has enhanced its ocean freight transportation network out of Aucklan
Qantas delivers new courier service

Freightways fiscal year profit down 33%
Courier and freight company Freightways posted a 33 percent fall in fiscal year profit bu
Container on truck headed for Yokohama port explodes

Jaxport names interim executive director
The Board of Directors of the Jacksonville Port Authority (Jaxport) has appointed Chris Ka
Con-way Freight president quits


CURRENT ISSUE
16 August 2010
COVER STORY
Small lines steal transpacific show
Smaller container shipping lines are showing up the big players by going fully loaded on the transpacific route in the peak season. Four new services have been launched in recent months and two more are on the launch pad.
Aviation
JAL targets high-yield cargo in bellyholds
With its freighter fleet poised to exit the market, JAL Cargo is trying to re-invent itsel
Shipping
Thai west coast port plan too ambitious
Thailand intends to develop commercial ports on its West or Andaman coast as well as encou
Logistics
Tweaking of business raises new problems
The downturn has changed the way supply chain managers look at and operate their supply ch
Comment
Profits look good, but fourth quarter looms
Visibility for the container shipping industry extends into late September then dissolves
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Aviation
JAL targets high-yield cargo in bellyholds
Executives still wary of 2010 growth
Logistics
Tweaking of business raises new problems
Taicang more than a wing of Yangshan port
Road Transport
Thieves more organised in US highway heists
Special Feature
Key ports fear box hold-ups as traffic gains momentum
Cool down perishables before letting them enter supply chain
Recession stalled industry upgrade
Focus
Hanjin at centre of storm over seizure of leased boxes
Last-minute move to delay 100% cargo scanning rule
Shipping
Thai west coast port plan too ambitious
Comment
Profits look good, but fourth quarter looms
QUOTES
view point
Right technology required to handle cold storage cargo
Cover Story
Small lines steal transpacific show
Last Stop
Toll consolidates China logistics position
Profits look good, but fourth quarter looms
Visibility for the container shipping industry extends into late September then dissolves into a murky and scary final three months in the run-up to Christmas.





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