Samskip introduces direct service Amsterdam – Hull

Samskip is expanding its shortsea and multimodal services between the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, with the addition of direct connections between Amsterdam and Hull three times a week. With effect from mid-March, and departing from Amsterdam on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, the new calls and the port’s European hinterland systems augment Samskip’s existing Rotterdam-Hull…

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Einführung der Direktverbindung Amsterdam – Hull bei Samskip

Samskip baut das Angebot an Kurzstrecken- und multimodalen Verbindungen zwischen den Niederlanden und dem Vereinigten Königreich um drei Direktverbindungen zwischen Amsterdam und Hull pro Woche aus. Die neuen Abfahrten von Amsterdam montags, mittwochs und samstags, und die europäischen Hinterlandsysteme des Hafens ergänzen ab Mitte März den bestehenden Samskip-Dienst Rotterdam-Hull, und laufen neben den Shortsea- und…

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IntraLogisteX proves big draw for buyers

IntraLogisteX got off to a flying start on Tuesday as buyers flocked to the Ricoh Arena right from the opening. The seminars were popular on day one of IntraLogisteX. Exhibitors were clearly delighted with the event. “Excellent show so far,” tweeted Gideon Hillman, while 51T said: “Having a great day so far.” Craemer said: “Looks…

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Post-Brexit port delays are public health risk, warns CIEH

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health has warned of the public health risks associated with post-Brexit port delays, should there be no transitional agreement between the UK and EU. Responding to a warning from Maritime UK that there could be permanent traffic jams around Dover, the CIEH has called on the government to clarify its…

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Containerumschlag ist der Wachstumsmotor des Rotterdamer Hafens

Ein besonders starkes Wachstum des Containerumschlags in Höhe von 12,3 Prozent stellte den wichtigsten Motor des Wachstums des Hafens von Rotterdam im Jahr 2017 dar. Der gesamte Güterumschlag stieg um 1,3 Prozent. Damit knüpfte der Hafen wieder an den Wachstumstrend von vor 2016 an. Die gesamte Tonnage stieg von 461 Millionen auf 467 Millionen. Der…

Booming container throughput in the Port of Rotterdam

The port of Rotterdam has had a good year. Led by the container sector, goods throughput rose to a record level. Total cargo throughput rose by 1.3 percent from 461 million to 467 million. Container throughput grew by 10.9 percent to 13.7 million TEU and, by weight, by 12.3 percent to 142.6 million tonnes and…

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Hafen Rotterdam verzeichnet Boom im Segment Container

Der Rotterdamer Hafen hat ein gutes Jahr hinter sich. Angeführt vom Containersektor erreichte der Güterumschlag das bislang höchste Niveau. Das Gesamtaufkommen stieg 2017 um 1,3 Prozent von 461 Mio. auf 467 Mio. Der Containerumschlag verbesserte sich um 10,9 Prozent auf 13,7 Mio. TEU, beziehungsweise um 12,3 Prozent auf 142,6 Mio. Tonnen. Er stellte damit den…

“Brexit makes goods deliveries to Great Britain more expensive”

“The UK is among Austria’s top 10 economic partners. The bilateral trade and service volume is around EUR 11 billion; Austrian companies invested EUR 7 billion in the UK, and employ around 40,000 people there. Therefore, it touches us when the British leave the European Union,” said Christoph Leitl, President of the Austrian Federal Economic…

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„Brexit verteuert Warenlieferungen nach Großbritannien“

„Das Vereinigte Königreich ist unter den Top 10-Wirtschaftspartnern Österreichs. Das bilaterale Handels- und Dienstleistungsvolumen liegt bei rund 11 Mrd. Euro, heimische Betriebe sind dort mit 7 Mrd. Euro investiert und beschäftigen rund 40.000 Menschen. Daher berührt es uns, wenn die Briten aus der Europäischen Union austreten“, sagte Christoph Leitl, Präsident der Wirtschaftskammer Österreich und der…

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Can we have frictionless borders after Brexit?

The issue of the UK’s exit from the European Union is set to impact supply chain thinking for years to come. In this session at the conference James Hookham, deputy chief executive of the Freight Transport Association, will examine the key issues. In particular, he will look at the challenges and risks that will take…

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Goods must move freely, shipping leader tells government

The UK Chamber of Shipping has called on the government to ensure that goods are able to move freely through ports without delay, following reports that the UK government is planning to leave the EU Customs Union after Brexit. Chief executive Guy Platten said: “What we call the future customs relationship does not matter. What…

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Leaked government Brexit analysis shows UK will be worse off

A leaked UK government Brexit analysis has shown that the UK will be worse off in every scenario after the UK leaves the European Union, according to Buzzfeed. This comes as the European Union published its guidelines for the next phase of Brexit negotiations. (link to document) According to Buzzfeed, the assessment found that under…

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Calais blockade highlights threat to UK trade

The Calais fishermen’s blockade has highlighted the impact on the UK’s trading relationships from disruptions of cross-Channel traffic after Brexit, the Freight Transport Association has warned. The fishermen blockaded the Port of Calais on Thursday 25th January causing significant disruption to cross-Channel freight movements. Richard Burnett, chief executive of the Road Haulage Association said: “We…

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Brexit won’t damage emerging markets, finds Agility survey

A quarter of global supply chain professionals think Brexit will benefit emerging markets against 12 per cent who think it will damage them, according to a study for Agility. The research by Transport Intelligence found that nearly 45 per cent of executives believe emerging markets will be largely unaffected by Brexit. A similar survey last…

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„Österreichisches Exportwunder“ geht in die nächste Runde

Österreichs Exportwirtschaft startet mit hochgesteckten Erwartungen in das Jahr 2018. Nach einem neuen „All-time high“ in 2017 sei im gerade angelaufenen Jahr aus heutiger Sicht ein Exportplus von 7,5 Prozent zu erwarten. Man könne bei den Warenexporten sogar von einem Durchbrechen der Schallmauer von 150 Mrd. Euro ausgehen, sagte WKÖ-Präsident Dr. Christoph Leitl in einem…

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Delays on migration advice ‘threaten break in UK supply chain’

The FTA has demanded the government publishes immediately the results of its migration advisory committee recommendations on the future role of European workers, arguing that failing to do so will threaten a break in the UK supply chain. The government currently proposes to publish the results next year. The FTA said that waiting until “the…

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Deutsche Luxus-Branche wächst weiter überdurchschnittlich – doch anspruchsvollere Kunden und Digitalisierung erfordern neue Geschäftsmodelle

Die deutsche High-End-Industrie ist weiterhin ein überdurchschnittlicher Wachstums- und Innovationstreiber und ein bedeutendes Segment der deutschen Wirtschaft. Trotz des unsicheren internationalen Umfelds übertraf das Ergebnis 2016 mit 6 Prozent Wachstum alle Erwartungen. Seit 2010 ist das Segment um 46 Prozent gewachsen. Um diesen Erfolg fortzusetzen, muss die High-End-Industrie vor allem neue branchenübergreifende Partnerschaften suchen, um…

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Brexit transition must be agreed as soon as possible

Industry leaders have called on the UK and EU to move quickly to agree transition arrangements for Brexit, following the decision of the European Council to move on to the next phase of negotiations focusing on the future trading relationship. A joint statement from the Confederation of British Industry, Institute of Directors, British Chambers of…

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Industry leaders set to speak at IntraLogisteX

A host of industry leaders are set to speak at the IntraLogisteX exhibition which takes place in Coventry in February. Seminar sessions will cover key issues facing logistics professionals including: last mile delivery, boosting order picking performance, the challenge of Brexit, intelligent data; returns strategies, energy efficiency, and automation and safety. Here are just some…

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Industry calls for progress on Brexit trade deal

The Brexit divorce deal has been welcomed as a step forward by industry organisations, but there is still concern about the trade talks that are now on the agenda. The Freight Transport Association highlighted the importance of reaching a swift deal on the transition arrangements. “Today’s announcement is the first block in the wall,” said…

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Konjunkturampel in der Eurozone bleibt auf Grün

KfW Research erhöht Konjunkturprognosen für 2017 auf 2,3 % (vorher: 2,2 %) und für 2018 auf 2,4 % (2,0 %) Binnennachfrage bleibt solide Exportsektor sorgt für zusätzlichen Schub Aufhellung in Weltwirtschaft kompensiert bisher Eurostärke Die Wirtschaft in der Eurozone setzt ihren Aufschwung fort und geht mit Rückenwind ins neue Jahr. KfW Research hebt seine Konjunkturprognose…

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New warehouse locations driven by increasing ecommerce demands

Take-up of industrial & logistics space by online retailers has grown by 731 per cent since 2008, as occupiers continue to build their supply chains to keep up with consumer demand. The figures were part of research carried out by property consultancy Savills, which goes on to predict that this growth is set to increase…

Weltwirtschaft 4.0 – Protektionismus wirft den B2B-Handel zurück

Die Globalisierung wird weltweit zunehmend hinterfragt, von immer mehr Ländern wird ein stärkerer Protektionismus gefordert. Doch es wäre fatal, die gewachsenen Verbindungen zu kappen, von denen beispielweise der globale B2B-Handel lebt. Der globale Handel verändert sich wie nie zuvor: US-Präsident Trump kündigt nahezu wöchentlich Maßnahmen an, die den Welthandel einschränken. Gleichzeitung werden die Einzelheiten für…

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SMMT president calls for faster Brexit progress

Tony Walker, president of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, has called on the government to make quicker progress on agreeing a transition period following Brexit.  He told guests at the SMMT annual dinner that the lack of progress over Brexit was already having an impact on the automotive sector: “We have huge challenges….

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Brexit is a border challenge for EU-27

The European Union should not to underestimate the challenge member states face when preparing their own borders for Brexit, along with the risk of long delays and disruption at European ferry ports, the Freight Transport Association has warned. “This is not just a UK problem,” Deputy chief executive James Hookham told the European Parliament Committee…

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