A shortcut through the Arctic?
Find out more about one of the world’s most remote and probably coldest nautical routes, a “new try” this summer, and why it is still far from being used regularly.
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Game on: Logistics Simulation Games
Simulation games have become increasingly sophisticated, offering players a chance to experience the complexities of logistics management firsthand. Check out our ranking!
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Looming Threat of Strikes at US Ports
Stalled labor negotiations at US ports on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico pose a looming risk for retailers, manufacturers and other shippers already struggling with longer transit times…
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When seeds have to be locked in a vault
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen is a world-renowned facility where vast quantities of seeds are stored securely as part of a long-term project.
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Heathrow: Where runways intersected with roads
London Heathrow is a globally significant freight hub and not only known to aviation enthusiasts - London Airport is also unique in other respects.
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The amphora: precursor to the ISO container
Highly distinctive in shape, their characteristics mean they are regarded as the precursors to today’s shipping containers. Learn more about stacking techniques and the role they played...
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Why do railway tracks have stones underneath?
The stones that line the track bed fulfill essential functions: From helping to maintain the tracks to ensuring the safety of the trains, these unassuming stones play an important role...
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Celluveyor: Disentangling knots in the warehouse
Celluveyor is as sophisticated as it is straightforward, using hexagon-shaped elements, combined in a modular system, to bring packages onto the right track – literally.
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Pirates – danger lurking on the high seas
The word piracy usually conjures up thoughts of legendary pirate tales and exciting films set on tropical islands and the high seas. But the threat of piracy has not died out...
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Panama: When Waterways Lack Water
The Panama Canal, which connects two oceans, simply does not have enough water. Delve deeper into maritime traffic jams and how the Suez Canal temporary substituted the Panama Canal.
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Japan: Efficiency Champion in the Far East
Japan has always been a source of fascination because of its culture and mentality. But even beyond that, this nation boasts a highly developed economy and excellent infrastructure.
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“The importance of railway transport from China will remain”
We spoke to METRANS CEO Peter Kiss about the current market situation after Russias war on Ukraine, China's New Silk Road, the "Middle Corridor" and their plans for new terminals.
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Bulgaria: Connecting Europe with the Middle East Facts
Bulgaria has a very diverse geographical landscape and occupies a key location in the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, connecting Europe and Türkiye. Find out more about the country...
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