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Crossing the Panama Canal in the Dry Season: Which Route Keeps Your Schedule and Your Budget Intact?

After severe drought spells, the Panama Canal remains a strategic variable for Asia–US East/Gulf trades. Transit quotas, draft adjustments, and booking mechanisms have helped operations gradually normalize, yet weather risk persists. From the proposed Río Indio reservoir to shippers’ “hedging” of sailing schedules around water cycles, the industry is searching for a balance between a fragile present and a sustainable future.

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How Supply Chains Survive: Red Sea Turbulence and a Parched Panama Canal?

How Supply Chains Survive: Red Sea Turbulence and a Parched Panama Canal?

Delays and costs are climbing as the Red Sea crisis drags on and the Panama Canal faces water-level constraints, forcing companies to adopt data-driven orchestration, multi-option transport strategies, and technology-based insurance to keep supply chains predictable and under control.

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Struggling for green logistics change

Struggling for green logistics change

Green logistics is an inevitable development trend of the logistics sector. However, to convert from conventional logistics to green logistics, enterprises need to invest in technological innovation to reduce emissions by using natural, environmentally friendly materials.

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Has Thanh Thuy border gate been “forgotten”?

Has Thanh Thuy border gate been “forgotten”?

(VLR) Though it was Government’s policy to upgrade Thanh Thuy Border Gate (Thanh Chuong District, Nghe An) to a national border gate since 2011, 10 years have passed, this place is becoming ruined and quiet. And this border gate seems to be “forgotten”, wasting a rare trading and economic development potential of Nghe An province.

Thời sự - Logistics
A new turning-point for Vietnam’s aqua-products sector

A new turning-point for Vietnam’s aqua-products sector

(VLR) As soon as the pandemic of COVID-19 calmed down, the aqua-products import - export sector is making a quick recovery in order to reach the target of achieving an export turn-over of USD 8.6bnalmost equal to that of 2019. With advantages from the Europe - Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) when it comes into effect, Vietnam’s aqua-products sector expects to achieve a new stature in the global import - export trade.

Thời sự - Logistics

Quotas

Crossing the Panama Canal in the Dry Season: Which Route Keeps Your Schedule and Your Budget Intact?

How Supply Chains Survive: Red Sea Turbulence and a Parched Panama Canal?

Struggling for green logistics change

Has Thanh Thuy border gate been “forgotten”?

A new turning-point for Vietnam’s aqua-products sector