NEWS
14/10
2021
For those in the shipping and freight industry, ‘shipped on board’ could be a familiar term. It means that specific goods have been received and loaded onboard the ship on the said date. Typically, shipped on board appears on all bills of lading.
12/10
2021
COSCO Shipping Lines is launching Transpacific BCO Express Line this week, comprising the Prince Rupert express line (CEN-EXPRESS) and the Los Angeles express line (CEN-PLUS)
08/10
2021
Ports are critical to global economic progress and development. They contribute to economic progress by facilitating commerce and assisting supply networks.
08/10
2021
T&T Global Agency provide wide range of sea freight forwarding services; including our core business as a NVOCC operator, LCL, FCL, Door-to-Door, Dangerous Goods, Personal effects, Project cargo, Breakbulk Cargo, Cross-Trade and Custom-clearances from and to most major and minor ports in the world.
05/10
2021
The Port of Oakland has announced it will land the fourth first-call service in 2021, as the Swiss shipping line MSC will use the Californian port as the initial US stop for its transpacific Sentosa service, a weekly service that links Oakland with ports in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
05/10
2021
The world's largest container line, Maersk will apply a new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) from East Asia to African destinations.
04/10
2021
When we talk about shipping documentation, the first thing that comes to many people’s minds is the bill of lading. A typical bill of lading is a document that confirms the receipt of goods by the shipping company from a shipper, for transport. It also serves the purpose of proving the ownership of the cargo.
04/10
2021
As members of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), Vietnam and Singapore are signatories to various free trade agreements (FTAs), presenting them with significant cooperation potential to tap pacts with the EU and the UK, especially since their strong products do not compete directly with each other.