Shippers breathe again as threat of Indian port strikes eases
Indian exporters and importers are breathing a sigh of relief as fears of a nationwide ...
The bunker mentality in logistics is awful.
Indeed
Far from being educational, perhaps instead only mildly reflective, if anything, this column today is a mere representation of the informal feedback received from the corporate side and our private circles.
Taking a breather from the numbers, the insights and the like, the classic “do not shoot the messenger” applies.
But also, “if they talk about it, we talk about it” – and if they don’t talk, as so often happens, try to unearth the story; ...
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