South Africa initiates WTO dispute complaint challenging EU citrus fruit measures
PUBLISHER: WTO (www.wto.org) South Africa has requested WTO dispute consultations with the European Union concerning certain measures imposed by the […]
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UK’s largest port faces looming strike action
PUBLISHER: Freight News (www.freightnews.co.za) Port users are bracing for the United Kingdom’s largest container port to come to a grinding […]
read moreAgricultural exports to exceed 161 million tonnes this season
PUBLISHER: Freight News (www.freightnews.co.za) South Africa’s agricultural exports are expected to soar to 161.6 million tonnes as global demand for […]
read moreMSC announces new rail service in UK
PUBLISHER: Container News (container-news.com) MSC UK launched a new rail service connecting Mossend in Scotland via Hams Hall, with Felixstowe […]
read moreCGA welcomes WTO intervention in citrus dispute
PUBLISHER: Fruitnet.com (fruitnet.com) CGA president Justin Chadwick said all other avenues to resolve the crisis have been exhausted. The Citrus […]
read moreCN freight rate analysis for Indian trades reflects easing trends
PUBLISHER: Container News (container-news.com) With the exception of intra-Asia trades, average container freight rates for all key trades out of […]
read moreStrike at DSME ends
PUBLISHER: Splash247 (splash247.com) One of the most debilitating acts of shipyard industrial action has come to an end, with production […]
read moreOwners and insurers wary of Ukraine grain deal
PUBLISHER: Splash247 (splash247.com) Shipowners and insurers are reacting with caution to Friday’s news of a deal hammered out between Russia […]
read moreIndia is very competitive for South African orange exports
PUBLISHER: Fresh Plaza (www.freshplaza.com) Down South, based in Stellenbosch, has exported mostly citrus, with a balance of apples, pears and […]
read moreVessels backlogged in Nigerian port as dockworkers strike
PUBLISHER: Freight News (www.freightnews.co.za) Nigerian port workers have embarked on a strike that has led to massive backlogs of vessels […]
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