Allseas expands congestion-busting China-Liverpool express service
Allseas Global Logistics has added a sixth vessel to its China Xpress service out of ...
Don’t be silly, of course, the shipping lines are not a cartel.
And then the central governments and the stevedores are the nice guys in our supply chain plot, fully supportive of a shipper’s business.
Although this is a really Australian-centric story, the narrative is strikingly similar all around the world. Hint: I can feel a shipping line congestion charge coming on, just in time for the American summer…
On the Waterfront
The 1954 Academy Award winning movie had a storyline based on corruption and ...
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