Increased handling of POL and coal, and easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling
Cargo handling at India’s major ports continues to be on the growth trajectory as there was an 11 percent increase in traffic in the first half of this fiscal to 384 million tonnes (mt) as against 346 mt in the same period last year. The increased handling of POL and coal, and the easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling.
Except for Mormugao port, all the other major ports reported positive growth in the first six months of this fiscal, according to data from Indian Ports Association.
This is the second patent that the company has secured in 2022.
Locus announced that it has been awarded a patent for machine learning models for predicting time in traffic,” the second patent awarded to the company in 2022. Predictability of last-mile deliveries is a logistical challenge that continues to affect businesses across various sectors such as e-commerce, 3PLs, etc. Locus’ new patent will enable enterprises to achieve better precision in their last-mile deliveries by factoring in traffic patterns, which have historically been considered too dynamic to map. The patent covers unique technology that analyzes the historical data of traffic and predicts the travel time between origin and destination locations. It also factors in sub-variables such as day of the week and time of day to provide hyper-accurate estimated travel times for logistics providers to get ahead.
During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business reported a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore.
Mahindra Logistics today announced the acquisition of the B2B express business of Rivigo for Rs 225 crore ($28 million) in cash. “Rivigo operates in two key business segments: Full Truck Load and B2B express business. During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business earned a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore,” according to the release issued to the Bombay Stock Exchange by Mahindra Logistics. The acquisition will augment the company’s existing B2B express business leveraging Rivigo’s strong network of 250+ processing centres and branches, spanning an area of more than 1.5 million sq.ft. and technology and process capabilities, the release added.
Posted by Reliant on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 at 11:23 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
The deployment will be for B2B middle mile distribution; can cover a distance of around 100 km with a max 650 kg payload.
In a move to decarbonise road transportation in India, Danish carrier Maersk launched electric vehicles with plans to cover 77 percent of postal codes. “With the unveiling of our electric vehicles today, we are now taking steps toward decarbonising this fleet that will contribute to the larger ambition of becoming net zero by 2040,” says a LinkedIn post. “Our electric-powered vehicles are ready to be deployed across Tier I cities in India in the first phase and will be focusing on an overall radius of 100km.”
Posted by Reliant on Friday, September 23rd, 2022 at 11:48 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
Innovative and particularly thin plastic film with ten percent recycled material in use worldwide as of mid-September
Each year, Lufthansa Cargo needs about 500 tons of plastic film worldwide to protect its freight during transport. As part of its sustainability strategy, the company has been working for many years to reduce the need for plastic and to establish the most environmentally friendly handling possible at its approximately 300 stations around the globe. Starting in mid-September, Lufthansa Cargo will be the first cargo airline to use a new type of film that consists of ten percent recycled plastic and is also one micrometer (one µ) thinner than previous films. This means that about two kilograms less film is needed on each cargo flight.
Increased handling of POL and coal, and easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling
Cargo handling at India’s major ports continues to be on the growth trajectory as there was an 11 percent increase in traffic in the first half of this fiscal to 384 million tonnes (mt) as against 346 mt in the same period last year. The increased handling of POL and coal, and the easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling.
Except for Mormugao port, all the other major ports reported positive growth in the first six months of this fiscal, according to data from Indian Ports Association.
This is the second patent that the company has secured in 2022.
Locus announced that it has been awarded a patent for machine learning models for predicting time in traffic,” the second patent awarded to the company in 2022. Predictability of last-mile deliveries is a logistical challenge that continues to affect businesses across various sectors such as e-commerce, 3PLs, etc. Locus’ new patent will enable enterprises to achieve better precision in their last-mile deliveries by factoring in traffic patterns, which have historically been considered too dynamic to map. The patent covers unique technology that analyzes the historical data of traffic and predicts the travel time between origin and destination locations. It also factors in sub-variables such as day of the week and time of day to provide hyper-accurate estimated travel times for logistics providers to get ahead.
During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business reported a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore.
Mahindra Logistics today announced the acquisition of the B2B express business of Rivigo for Rs 225 crore ($28 million) in cash. “Rivigo operates in two key business segments: Full Truck Load and B2B express business. During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business earned a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore,” according to the release issued to the Bombay Stock Exchange by Mahindra Logistics. The acquisition will augment the company’s existing B2B express business leveraging Rivigo’s strong network of 250+ processing centres and branches, spanning an area of more than 1.5 million sq.ft. and technology and process capabilities, the release added.
Posted by Reliant on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 at 11:23 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
The deployment will be for B2B middle mile distribution; can cover a distance of around 100 km with a max 650 kg payload.
In a move to decarbonise road transportation in India, Danish carrier Maersk launched electric vehicles with plans to cover 77 percent of postal codes. “With the unveiling of our electric vehicles today, we are now taking steps toward decarbonising this fleet that will contribute to the larger ambition of becoming net zero by 2040,” says a LinkedIn post. “Our electric-powered vehicles are ready to be deployed across Tier I cities in India in the first phase and will be focusing on an overall radius of 100km.”
Posted by Reliant on Friday, September 23rd, 2022 at 11:48 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
Innovative and particularly thin plastic film with ten percent recycled material in use worldwide as of mid-September
Each year, Lufthansa Cargo needs about 500 tons of plastic film worldwide to protect its freight during transport. As part of its sustainability strategy, the company has been working for many years to reduce the need for plastic and to establish the most environmentally friendly handling possible at its approximately 300 stations around the globe. Starting in mid-September, Lufthansa Cargo will be the first cargo airline to use a new type of film that consists of ten percent recycled plastic and is also one micrometer (one µ) thinner than previous films. This means that about two kilograms less film is needed on each cargo flight.
Increased handling of POL and coal, and easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling
Cargo handling at India’s major ports continues to be on the growth trajectory as there was an 11 percent increase in traffic in the first half of this fiscal to 384 million tonnes (mt) as against 346 mt in the same period last year. The increased handling of POL and coal, and the easing of the supply chain globally have helped in the increased cargo handling.
Except for Mormugao port, all the other major ports reported positive growth in the first six months of this fiscal, according to data from Indian Ports Association.
This is the second patent that the company has secured in 2022.
Locus announced that it has been awarded a patent for machine learning models for predicting time in traffic,” the second patent awarded to the company in 2022. Predictability of last-mile deliveries is a logistical challenge that continues to affect businesses across various sectors such as e-commerce, 3PLs, etc. Locus’ new patent will enable enterprises to achieve better precision in their last-mile deliveries by factoring in traffic patterns, which have historically been considered too dynamic to map. The patent covers unique technology that analyzes the historical data of traffic and predicts the travel time between origin and destination locations. It also factors in sub-variables such as day of the week and time of day to provide hyper-accurate estimated travel times for logistics providers to get ahead.
During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business reported a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore.
Mahindra Logistics today announced the acquisition of the B2B express business of Rivigo for Rs 225 crore ($28 million) in cash. “Rivigo operates in two key business segments: Full Truck Load and B2B express business. During FY 2021-22, Rivigo’s B2B express business earned a turnover of Rs 371.3 crore,” according to the release issued to the Bombay Stock Exchange by Mahindra Logistics. The acquisition will augment the company’s existing B2B express business leveraging Rivigo’s strong network of 250+ processing centres and branches, spanning an area of more than 1.5 million sq.ft. and technology and process capabilities, the release added.
Posted by Reliant on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 at 11:23 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
The deployment will be for B2B middle mile distribution; can cover a distance of around 100 km with a max 650 kg payload.
In a move to decarbonise road transportation in India, Danish carrier Maersk launched electric vehicles with plans to cover 77 percent of postal codes. “With the unveiling of our electric vehicles today, we are now taking steps toward decarbonising this fleet that will contribute to the larger ambition of becoming net zero by 2040,” says a LinkedIn post. “Our electric-powered vehicles are ready to be deployed across Tier I cities in India in the first phase and will be focusing on an overall radius of 100km.”
Posted by Reliant on Friday, September 23rd, 2022 at 11:48 am and is filed under Logistics Today.
Innovative and particularly thin plastic film with ten percent recycled material in use worldwide as of mid-September
Each year, Lufthansa Cargo needs about 500 tons of plastic film worldwide to protect its freight during transport. As part of its sustainability strategy, the company has been working for many years to reduce the need for plastic and to establish the most environmentally friendly handling possible at its approximately 300 stations around the globe. Starting in mid-September, Lufthansa Cargo will be the first cargo airline to use a new type of film that consists of ten percent recycled plastic and is also one micrometer (one µ) thinner than previous films. This means that about two kilograms less film is needed on each cargo flight.
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