Gavin Van Marle is a journalist who writes for The Loadstar, a publication focused on the shipping and logistics industry. His articles cover a range of topics including updates on shipping routes, industry developments, and commentary on current events affecting the global trade landscape.
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Danish ferry operator and road haulage company DFDS is now set to buy Ekol Logistics' international network to improve its Turkish reach
By: Gavin Van Marle
With just 10 weeks to go until the Gemini Cooperation formally begins sailings – and two weeks before bookings open – Maersk and Hagag-Lloyd have
APM Terminals has announced that Peter Wikström (above) will take up the position of chief financial officer on 1 January.
By: Gavin Van Marle
One of the supply chain industry's most celebrated advocates of safety issues, the TT Club's risk management director, Peregrine Storrs-Fox (above), has stepped down from his day job and taken on a consultancy role.
By: Gavin Van Marle
As carriers prepare for a new liner alliance landscape next year, moves are under way to rejig service networks, with some of the biggest changes to take place on the Asia-North Europe trade.
By: Gavin Van Marle
Two events occurred late last week that had the effect of further strengthening MSC's control over North Europe's container supply chains and
By: Gavin Van Marle
The peak season for South Africa grape exports is nearly upon us and Hapag-Lloyd and MSC are jockeying for a slice of the juicy trade
Israeli container shipping line Zim beat Wall St expectations after reporting healthy third quarter results, which record a volume growth at over double the market rate.
By: Gavin Van Marle
(This post was originally published in German in Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung DVZ on 19 November; DVZ and Premium have agreed a partnership according to which selected corporate/supply chain content published by DVZ can be exclusively used by Premium.)
By: Gavin Van Marle
Container spot rates were largely unchanged for a third consecutive week, as it became evident that a 15 November rate hike on Asia-Europe trades had failed to have anything more than a marginal impact on pricing.
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