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FIS and ENGINE announce bunker pricing partnership Freight Investor Services (FIS) and Engine Technologies (ENGINE) are delighted to announce a new data sharing partnership, bringing together their respective expertise on bunker futures and physical markets. The partnership, due to go live 17th May, will see physical and future derivative prices on fuel oil products available on both the FIS Live and ENGINE platforms. This will bring together the leading provider of marine fuels derivatives and the most comprehensive bunker digital platform. Kerry Deal, Head of Business Development at FIS, ...

KEBS & Kenya Trade Net System partner to streamline International trade processes Shares The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has partnered with the Kenya Trade Net System to launch a platform that allows traders to submit import-export documentation and access approvals at once. The single window platform has replaced the traditional, time-consuming manual process that required traders to seek clearance from multiple government agencies via different platforms. This caused delays and high clearance costs for goods at the Kenyan border points. “We anticipate that the new single window syste...

rcMay 7, 2021 Luxembourg Logistics and Warehousing Market is expected to reach USD 6.7 Billion by 2025. Logistics is a relatively narrow field, and job growth is on par with the average for all occupations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 4.4 percent employment growth for logisticians between 2019 and 2029. Logistics is a relatively narrow field, and job growth is on par with the average for all occupations. Luxembourg’s international airport is one of the leading freight airports in Europe and home base of Cargolux, Europe’s leading all-cargo carrier. Luxembourg’s airport cargo...

The Kenya Bureau of Standards has partnered with the Kenya Trade Net System in launching a single window platform that allows traders to submit import-export documentation and access approvals in one stop. The single window system replaces the time-consuming manual process that required traders to seek clearance from multiple government agencies via different platforms occasioning delays and high clearance costs for goods at the Kenyan border points. “We anticipate that the new single window system will eradicate the past operational inefficiencies associated with trade documentation and ap...

(Adds background, paragraph 7) SYDNEY, May 4 (Reuters) - Australia’s Port of Newcastle has signed a A$515 million ($398 million) loan with National Australia Bank (NAB) that links interest payments to non-mandatory social and environmental targets, the companies said. The world’s largest coal port will pay less if certain targets are met, including reducing its direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions and screening all customers for modern slavery risks, they said in a joint statement. The loan also contains metrics focused on mental health first aid, diversity and inclusion, they sai...