“It’s so rewarding to see people grow through the coursework we expose them to.” – Samantha Dorrington.
The industry has realised that the key to a sustainable future lies in meeting customers’ growing expectations for complete visibility.
The digitalisation of documents and visas will cut out bribery at border posts, says the Home Affairs Minister.
Amid a lack of international regulations, industry body tackles electric vehicle fire risk.
Applications will be reviewed online, providing a more effective process, says the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition.
Inward international investment is being attracted by the establishment of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and Export Processing Zones (EPZs).
DHL and Scania are collaborating on a pragmatic solution to make logistics more sustainable and reduce CO2 emissions.
Collaborative agreement facilitates the exchange of knowledge and best practices.
Vessels registering with the Cyber Risk Registry will undergo risk assessments to improve resilience against attacks.
Mediterranean Shipping Company has fitted more than 500 vessels with technology that allows shippers to track cargo.
One of the notable developments in the sector is the growing trend of external training, with freight companies investing in paid-for programmes.
For businesses and consumers, the Masterplan will provide a secure and efficient payment ecosystem that supports economic growth.
A growing skills gap in critical areas such as customs clearance, freight management, leadership and sales continues to hamper progress.
