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Drought on the Panama Canal

For several days, dozens of ships have been blocked at the entrance to the Panama Canal due to its shallow waters. The authorities are obliged to restrict access in order to preserve the canal. More than 13,000 ships a year normally use this passage, which is one of the world's most important, avoiding the need [...]

Julie Gerber 2023-08-25T16:47:49+00:00 25 August 2023|Categories: News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on Drought on the Panama Canal
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Best Supportive Network Partner 2022

Thank you Neutral Air Partner for organizing this 6th AGM & OPENAP ! We were proudly recognized as the BEST SUPPORTIVE NETWORK PARTNER. Congrats to our team for this award and thanks to all NAP members. The NAP network is a world renowned network of freight forwarders. Through this organization we show that we are [...]

Julie Gerber 2022-10-19T10:32:07+00:00 19 October 2022|Categories: Air freight, Customs, Logistique, News, Sea freight, Transport, Trucking|Comments Off on Best Supportive Network Partner 2022
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Shanghai reconfines itself: impact on the freight transport

he city of Shanghai has decided to confine its population as a preventive measure. Indeed, the Shanghai government has taken the decision to close the Pudong district, where the PVG airport is located from March 28 to April 1. On the west side of the riverbank, in Puxi district, a closure will take place from [...]

Julie Gerber 2022-03-28T17:10:00+00:00 28 March 2022|Categories: Air freight, Customs, News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on Shanghai reconfines itself: impact on the freight transport
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Fuel: the situation is general

The constantly rising prices have a significant impact on transport, whether by land, air or sea. The considerable increase in fuel prices no longer allows service providers to provide long-term offers or to travel the roads with a half-empty truck, at the risk of making a loss. When carriers send a bid for a transport [...]

Julie Gerber 2022-03-17T13:36:04+00:00 17 March 2022|Categories: Air freight, News, Sea freight, Transport, Trucking|Comments Off on Fuel: the situation is general
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The port of Ningbo (China) will close a large terminal after a case of Covid contamination was detected at a dock worker. The global supply chain is therefore under new pressure.

This is the second time that a major Chinese port has been forced to close due to the coronavirus. The port of Yantian, near the southern metropolis of Shenzhen, had to close for nearly a month from the end of May. As a result, the goods had to be returned to warehouses and factories and [...]

Julie Gerber 2021-08-18T13:25:36+00:00 18 August 2021|Categories: News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on The port of Ningbo (China) will close a large terminal after a case of Covid contamination was detected at a dock worker. The global supply chain is therefore under new pressure.
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Container shortage in Asia

The non-availability of containers in Asia is becoming a major problem for the sea freight. The main cause of this shortage is the coronavirus, which resulted in a series of events.   Activities in Asia were highly reduced from April to June. Shipping lines have therefore reduced the number of their ships, so as not [...]

Julie Gerber 2020-11-19T16:34:31+00:00 19 November 2020|Categories: News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on Container shortage in Asia
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ATM measures – Coronavirus situation

We would first like to inform all of our customers that we are not closing and that our work will not be interrupted. Following the latest measures taken by the Confederation, we have chosen to strengthen our measures to avoid the risk of infections. In the offices, three teams have been formed to ensure the [...]

Julie Gerber 2020-03-16T10:50:32+00:00 16 March 2020|Categories: Air freight, Customs, Logistique, News, Sea freight, Transport, Trucking|Comments Off on ATM measures – Coronavirus situation
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Coronavirus update

First of all, ATM is proud to announce that unlike some we have not interrupted our shipments to China and have found solutions to continue to do so. The coronavirus outbreak still continue to have an important impact on supply chains, from reduction of air capacity to ocean reefer surcharges and dozens of blank sailings. [...]

Julie Gerber 2020-02-21T16:09:24+00:00 21 February 2020|Categories: Air freight, News, Sea freight, Transport, Trucking|Comments Off on Coronavirus update
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Protests in Hong Kong impact freight but not ATM

ATM has already found solutions for your shipments from southeastern China.   During the last few months, you have noticed, the demonstrations in Hong Kong are increasing, and this also impacts the transport.   Below the current disturbances: Rail: Delayed services and disruptions (blockages especially China <-> Hong Kong and Subway) Road: some blocked roads [...]

Julie Gerber 2019-11-15T13:49:08+00:00 15 November 2019|Categories: Air freight, News, Sea freight, Transport, Trucking|Comments Off on Protests in Hong Kong impact freight but not ATM
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Less polluting containers

CMA CGM has ordered 10 container ships from the Chinese state shipyard with a unit capacity of 15,000 TEU. These ships are 366 meter long and will operate on lines between Asia and the Mediterranean. They will be delivered from 2021. The French group relies on less polluting types of propulsion, and therefore half of [...]

Julie Gerber 2019-10-04T16:39:40+00:00 4 October 2019|Categories: News, Sea freight, Transport|Comments Off on Less polluting containers
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