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Jet Freight Logistics Limited Announces Resignation of Arvind Kumar Talan as Chief Financial Officer - Vimarsana News

Jet Freight Logistics Limited Announces Resignation of Arvind Kumar Talan as Chief Financial Officer

Jet Freight Logistics Limited informed that Mr. Arvind Kumar Talan, Chief Financial Officer and Key Managerial Personnel has resigned from the said post from the closure of business hours on February...

ATA: Truck tonnage in 2023 saw 'worst' year since 2020 - Vimarsana News

ATA: Truck tonnage in 2023 saw 'worst' year since 2020

ATA's Truck Tonnage Index fell 1.7% in 2023 from the previous year, the first year with an annual decline since 2020. Also: Ruan names new executive VP; Empire Freight Logistics acquired; former U.S. Xpress exec named Sheer Logistics CEO.

ITS Logistics invests over $30M to join digital visibility platform race - Vimarsana News

ITS Logistics invests over $30M to join digital visibility platform race

ITS Logistics is entering this digital arena with its container management and visibility platform ContainerAI. The post ITS Logistics invests over $30M to join digital visibility platform race appeared first on FreightWaves.

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New Year supplies under threat by Red Sea shipping crisis - Vimarsana News

New Year supplies under threat by Red Sea shipping crisis

More than 100 container ships have already changed course towards South Africa , shipping company Kuehne and Nagel revealed.

Cabinet approves plan to break Transnet's logistics monopoly - Vimarsana News

Cabinet approves plan to break Transnet's logistics monopoly

The Freight Logistics Roadmap sets out timelines for allowing private ­sector companies access to railway lines and allowing them to run port terminals.