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IntelliTrans Global Supply Chain Visibility Platform Wins - Vimarsana News

IntelliTrans Global Supply Chain Visibility Platform Wins

Unprecedented Visibility into Multi-Modal Transportation Operations...

IntelliTrans Partners with AllTranstek to Improve Rail Car - Vimarsana News

IntelliTrans Partners with AllTranstek to Improve Rail Car

IntelliTrans Monitors and Manages Rail Car Movement; With AllTranstek Integration, Clients Know Which Cars Need Maintenance, When, and Where to Get it,...

Kaleris Launches First-of-its-Kind Supply Chain Execution & - Vimarsana News

Kaleris Launches First-of-its-Kind Supply Chain Execution &

-Company adds market leader Navis to its solutions portfolio, connecting ports, terminals and ocean carriers to key execution modes across the supply chain...

Global Freight Visibility Market Report 2022: Mergers & Acquisitions - The Race for Value Propositions - Vimarsana News

Global Freight Visibility Market Report 2022: Mergers & Acquisitions - The Race for Value Propositions

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Global Freight Visibility Growth Opportunities" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This study analyzes the value...

China cotton links and implications for South Africa - Vimarsana News

China cotton links and implications for South Africa

Even though cotton is grown in South Africa, most is exported for processing and manufactured into clothing items, before being imported again As apparel retailers and brands scramble to try to disentangle their cotton supply chains from possible links to forced labour abuses in Xinjiang province, China is likely to be looking for alternative markets for its fibres – presenting new challenges for countries like South Africa. Allegations that ethnic minority labourers in the Xinjiang region in China – which produces 85% of the country's and 20% of the world's cotton – are forced to pick ...