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Rhenus Automotive Poland Receives Prestigious Award for Excellence in Automotive Logistics

Rhenus Automotive Poland has won the Reliable PIM Company Award for its outstanding work in the automotive sector, including its disciplined and reliable services, innovative logistics solutions, and active involvement in the future development of the industry. This award is a testament to Rhenus Automotive Poland's commitment to excellence and will help to further enhance its reputation in the automotive logistics sector.

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Evergreen and CIP team up to explore green shipping fuels

Evergreen, a container shipping company, has partnered with CIP, a renewable energy investor, to explore green shipping fuels. The cooperation will focus on production of e-fuels in Taiwan and exploration of broader green fuel supply.

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COSCO SHIPPING Delivers First Batch of CIIE Exhibits from Oceania to Shanghai

COSCO SHIPPING has successfully delivered the first batch of LCL exhibits from New Zealand, Vanuatu, and Niue to Shanghai for the China International Import Expo (CIIE). The delivery of the exhibits is a significant milestone for COSCO SHIPPING and the CIIE, and it demonstrates COSCO SHIPPING's commitment to supporting international trade and cooperation.

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CEVA Logistics and Scuderia Ferrari Partner on Sustainable Rail Transport Solution

CEVA Logistics and Scuderia Ferrari have partnered on a new rail transport solution to reduce carbon emissions by up to 90 percent. The solution will be used to transport Ferrari's equipment between three of the North American F1 grand prix races in 2023.

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Lufthansa Cargo Equips Entire Fleet with AeroSHARK Technology to Reduce Emissions

Lufthansa Cargo is equipping its entire fleet of 777 freighters with AeroSHARK technology by 2027 to reduce fuel and emissions by 4,000 tons of kerosene and 13,000 tons of CO2 per year.

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Fashion Giant Inditex Partners with Shipping Leader Maersk to Reduce Maritime Emissions

Inditex and Maersk partner to reduce maritime emissions by 80% by switching to green fuels for all inbound sea freight.

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FIATA Grows in Size and Influence, Serving More Territories Than Ever Before

FIATA has grown to serve more territories than ever before, with new members from Peru, Namibia, Qatar, the US, and Serbia. FIATA is working to promote the interests of its members and to support the development of a more efficient and sustainable logistics sector.

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Maersk Signs Deal with Starlink to Provide High-Speed Internet to Ocean Fleet

Maersk, the world's largest shipping company, signs a deal with SpaceX's Starlink to provide high-speed internet to its entire fleet of over 330 container vessels. The deal will enable Maersk to digitize its operations and improve efficiency and productivity, and will also provide seafarers with access to high-speed internet. This is a significant development for the maritime industry, and could pave the way for other shipping companies to follow suit.

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New Methanol-Ready Coastal Vessel to Reduce Shipping Emissions

Rhenus Maritime Services is adding a new methanol-ready coastal vessel to its fleet, which will reduce shipping emissions and transport dry goods anywhere in the world. This is a positive step towards a more sustainable shipping industry.

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Yang Ming Wins Best Shipping Line–Trans-Pacific Award for Second Time

Yang Ming Wins Best Shipping Line–Trans-Pacific Award for Second Time

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