Political fallout may delay Panama Ports Co sale to BlackRock-TiL
Tomorrow’s deadline for CK Hutchison to sell its 90% stake in Panama Ports Company (PPC) ...
More shipper engagement with carriers offering smart containers is required.
This would bring down the cost of the technology and push it towards ubiquity – although developing interoperability standards will also be key.
On the final day of last week’s TPM conference in Long Beach, Kathryn Delecluse, smart container commercial project manager at MSC, said: “We all know smart containers are the future, but at the moment it is totally customer-orientated because we know that they need it; it is a value-added ...
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