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Gartner VP analyst Tony Iams reveals insights into virtualization technology and which workloads are best suited to them.

Plastic cups at chai tapris are having an adverse effect on health and hygiene

The repercussions continue to mount a week after the major carriers began announcing that they would be rerouting and suspending service through the R...

Experts say the ban is expected to bolster domestic support for PM Anwar Ibrahim, while Zim will be given ‘some time’ to make its own arrangements for the 4,000 containers stranded at Port Klang.

 Brazil’s Ministry of Ports and Airports together with Santos Port Authority have renewed concession for Brasil Terminal Portuário (BTP) for 20 years...

Bakers Basco’s general manager Paul Empson offers his take on the current and future focus for businesses operating in the food logistics industry in 2024.

PUTRAJAYA: Israeli-based shipping company, Zim, needs to remove 4,000 transhipment containers that are still stranded in the country, especially at Port Klang, soon, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.

More affordable than restaurant and most fast-food offerings – and arguably a better quality and healthier option than what’s found in supermarket – the snacking category in the bakery sector is fast becoming a class of its own.

GenFlat Inc., Completes Share Exchange Transaction and Becomes Publicly Traded Entity...

From recyclability to carbon footprint and shelf life, we find out more about the properties of Tetra Brik Aseptic 200 Slim Leaf, Tetra Pak’s new aseptic carton with a paper-based barrier.