Logistics Conclave News Today

Commercial Vehicles: Despite the trials and tribulations in the commercial transportation sector, hope emerges through technological interventions and collective efforts. From advanced tracking systems to supply chain optimization, the industry is poised to leverage technological innovation for safety and sustainability, speakers at the recent Economic Times CV and Logistics Conclave held in Mumbai.

“At every edge of the value chain, we are seeing innovation equals the recycling ecosystem providers they are now have also emerged. So it is completely evolving. Five years down the road, you will see a totally different connected industry, which hopefully all going well really propels it into sustainable last mile mobility,” says Suman Miishra when talking about the future of last mile mobility.

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is planning to take up a feasibility study on inland waterways trade possibility through the River Padma by creating a channel from Farakka itself, to reduce 400-500km distance to connect Bangladesh with India's north-eastern states. The Cross Border Infrastructure and Connectivity Project (CBIC), which USAID proposes to take