Red Sea attacks on ships could continue, despite Gaza ceasefire
Despite a lull in attacks on shipping this month, Houthi suggestions are that they may ...
With the next series of amendments to the IMDG Code becoming mandatory on 1 January next year, Peregrine Storrs-Fox, risk management director at leading freight insurer TT Club, takes the opportunity to consider the trajectory of changes and improvements in the safety of the global supply chain.
Philosophers have mused as to which came first, the chicken or the egg. In the logistics supply chain, there are multiple tools to deliver good practice in safety and sustainability. Emerging risks need to ...
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