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… W E L L C O N N E C T E D
the CPN Bulletin
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23rd Annual Conference will take place in Bangkok 2019
September 9, 2018: We are happy
to announce that CPN Board of
Director Mr. Khaled Sabry,
Director of First Global Logistics,
Egypt is appointed as Vice
President of the Egyptian
International Freight Forwarding
Association in Egypt (EIFFA)
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NEW MEMBER IN INDIA
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2nd Floor, Shipping House, Kumtha Street, Ballard Estate,
Mumbai 400 001
Tel: +91 22 4041 5000
Fax: +91 22 2267 4200
Bhatia Shipping Pvt. Ltd. Was established in 1964 in Mumbai. Since It’s establishment, Bhatia Agencies the company has evolved from a
small family business of Custom House Agents into a large integrated logistics service provider. Bhatia shipping provides an entire gamut of
services, viz. international freight forwarding, multimodal transportation, customs brokerage, transportation, etc. The Company has it’s head
Office in Mumbai, and Branch Offices at Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Mundra, New Delhi, Vadodara & Vapi.
Services:
Customs Broking
Customs clearance of both containerized cargo and loose cargo for Exports & Imports.
International Freight Forwarder (Sea & Air)
With a volume of over 2000 TEUs per month, company offers most competitive sea-freight for all destinations worldwide to its
stomers. It has tied up with IATA Agents for the most competitive air-freights for all destinations worldwide.
Packaging
Packing of export cargo, palletizing, shrink wrapping, etc. Repacking of import cargo.
Consultancy Services
Guidance related to Export - Import Policies, DGFT, Customs & Excise Laws.
Material Handling
Efficient movement of heavy packages, precious cargoes. Arrangements for material handling equipment.
Fleet Owners & Transporters
The company is rendered support by its sister concern M/s Shreenathji Logistics (the transportation arm) for the container transporta-
tion. It has currently a fleet of trailers (both 20 ft. & 40 ft.) having capacity to carry heavy cargo. Besides its own trailers, the company
has fleet of approved transporters who cater to its timely supply of trailers to various parts of the country.
Project Movement
Handling oversized cargo by Sea & Air. Clearance of heavy machineries.
MTO Services
Company offers the services of Door to Door Delivery of cargo through its agents worldwide. Bills Of Lading issued by Bhatia Ship-
ping or its partners is insured with global insurance agencies such as IFFCO Tokio, TT Club etc.
Warehousing
Providing safe & insured storage facilities at major ports & ICDs.
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NEW MEMBER IN GHANA
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Kanshipp Ghana Limited is one of Ghanaian owned longest established and most trusted shipping agencies and
has been operating continuously in the region for years. The CEO, Seth Effah Hills commenced the business
with five staff members and the company has grown rapidly to become one of the key companies in the freight
forwarding industry and a leader in providing customs brokerage, freight forwarding and logistics support in
various sectors.
Branches: Takoradi, Techiman, Kumasi, Tamale, Sunyani, Aflao Volta region, Kotoka International Airport in
addition to the Head Office at Tema.
Services:
KANSHIPP GHANA LIMITED P.O.
BOX CO 4628 COMMUNITY 1 TEMA GHANA
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M A R K E T I N G @ K A N S H I P P G H A N A . C O M
W W W . K A N S H I P P G H A N A . C O M
CUSTOM BROKERS
AIR & SEA FREIGHT
INLAND TRADE
(ROAD TRANSPORT)
WAREHOUSING &
EX-WAREHOUSING
DOOR TO DOOR SERVICES CLEARING AND FORWARD-
CHINA BUSINESS SOURCING
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
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We are happy to announce the completion of one special project which has been launched in
September 2017, involving the transhipment in the Constanta port of a chemical processing factory of
over 25000 cbm and 5000 tons, originating from Thailand, China, India and some European factories,
having as final destination Kransodar Kray, Russian Federation.
At the request of our partners, our projects team handled and coordinated all the activities involving the
receiving the cargo in the Constanta terminal, cargo survey, inland haulage between different quays,
protecting the equipments with tarpaulins, terminal cargo plan and efficient storage organisation, obtain-
ing different licenses from the state authorities, performing customs formalities, professional lashing on
the departing vessels to Novorossisk. We thank our project cargo department for another professionally
handled set of operations, duly performed during the 1 year period.
Europrim completed a project of transhipment
Terminal Handing and vessel operations
Aerial pictures of the cargo stored in the terminal and on quay at different stages of the
project
Some of the biggest parts handled were reaching GWT 150 tons, some 30 m length,
some 6 meters wide and some 6 m high
With this project, since its inception in 2015, our Special Projects department exceeded the 100,000 cbm milestone of transhipment cargoes, as by
now Europrim Shipping is well recognized on a regional scale as one of the leading specialists in handling the transshipping of awkward, heavy,
breakbulk and special projects cargo via the Romanian hubport of Constanta.
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4th International ACEX Conference Gathered Together Logisticians from All
over the World More than 200 face-to-face meetings between business owners, heads of logistics companies and international networks, two days of face-to-face
meetings, 6 round tables discussions on the topical issues of modern logistics; geography of participants - the whole world. Top managers of logis-
tics companies from different cities of Russia, China, Japan, India, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Finland, Singapore,
Canada, Nigeria, Lithuania and other world countries gathered to discuss business projects in the field of the international logistics on September,
14 - 16 in Sochi.
The International ACEX Conference is held in Russian cities for the fourth time and attracts some hundreds of foreign participants interested
in co-project and cooperation. The business program of the conference began in the round tables format. The moderators were specialists of inter-
national logistics companies in the areas of cargo consolidation, air, rail, sea and multimodal freight, customs specifics, they shared topical logistics
solutions and answered participants’ questions.
The most interesting topics were:
1. Consolidated cargo flow, aircargo consolidation from China and the USA to Russia
The round table was arranged by Evgeniya Vidulina, Coordinator of the ACEX agency network, and Andrey Baranov, Development Director
of FANS TRANS.
"The first project on the air cargo consolidation between logistics Alliance members was successfully launched in early July this year,"
says Evgeniya Vidulina. The result of the transportation was a reduction in freight logistics costs and a more profitable offer to the client." Ac-
cording to the second moderator of this round table, Andrey Baranov the partners were interested in the possibility of establishing such service with
other countries during the face-to-face meetings.
2. Advantages of LTL delivery from China. LCL deliveries from Turkey to Russia via Novorossiysk.
The round table moderator Alexey Nadzhar, CEO of Atlantic Cargo, drew attention to the delivery time, which is observed in 95% cases, low and
controlled risks in the transportation and to the favorable terms for representatives of small and medium businesses.
3. Business development, joint products and the sales of the partners in different countries and regions, cooperation in alliances.
This round table was arranged by Ken Singh, president of the International Alliance CargoPartnersNetwork , Canada, that includes more than
200 companies, and Eugene Apasov – head of the company ACEX in Saint-Petersburg, that has a long-term experience in the organization of
International Alliance GFFG.
The speakers drew attention to the fact that interaction and cooperation within such structures lead to long-term business and partnership relations,
which in their turn promote to the launch of new projects.
4. LCL Sea Groupage Services from China to East & West Russia and by Road via Baltics.
Christian Natale, representative of Global World Network – network, specialized on the cargo consolidation, talked about the increasing of
commodity turnover through the Baltics ports, and also determinate China as a main partner of goods’ export and import in Russia.
“Constant growth of volumes allows to develop the service of consolidated cargo from China to Russia, using the Russian seaports and increasing
their potential ", - Mr. Natale thinks.
5. Novorossiysk Sea Port. Possibilities and perspectives.
Moderators of this round table, Denis Bobrakov, Commercial Director of BSSS company and Airat Bilalov, CEO of PSG company, discussed
with participants the infrastructure and port’s particular features.
"We are going to launch the joint projects through the port of Novorossiysk", - Himadri Pattanaik, Asset Management Chairman of Exim Lo-
gistics, India shares his impressions of the conference. Many of our customers import Russian raw materials to Calcutta, so we are working with
BSSS on the project for the anthracite transportation ".
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….Continued
6. Customs clearance in Russia, new Code of EES.
Georgy Vlastopulo, CEO of Optimal Logistics was an expert in this topic for Russian and foreign participants.
“The topic of customs clearance in Russia is always relevant, - Melis Oman, Development Director of Airon Logistic, Turkey comments. The
procedure for export and import registration in Russia is characterized by certain features that simplify the work with customers, and shorten the
delivery time."
The second part of the day was devoted to face-to-face meetings. Such format is familiar for international conferences abroad and it is the new one
for Russian participants. Partners work in a very active regime, in which meetings are held in the mode of 20-minute slots, allowing to organize the
maximum number of negotiations in a short time with the greatest efficiency.
There were only 20 minutes of direct negotiations with the first persons of the companies that make decisions and here you can find the first results:
BSS got the new partners in Singapore, that are ready to transfer their cargoes to the port of Novorossiysk, a joint cargo delivery to Israel from
Uzbekistan is also planned, new projects on sea shipments will start between the companies of Azerbaijan and China, Nawinia plans customs
clearance and transportation of goods from Finland based on the results of face-to-face meeting with Optima Freight, the project of AMTEK with a
container train through Mongolia is at the stage of realization, sending to India will be organized between the Turkish company and the Russian
leader in the e-commerce field Boxberry, company AGGL, Azerbaijan and RusTrans, Russia, are preparing a joint project from Ulyanovsk to Baku,
the batch of 50 containers per month is launched under the new cooperation with FANS TRANS and Boxline UCL.
The third day of the conference was devoted to an informal program with an excursion to the ski resort, Krasnaya Polyana and the longest suspen-
sion bridge Skypark, where the most daring participants made an extreme jump over the mountain river from a height of 207 meters. The event was
held at a high international level, all participants noted an interesting business program, a rich informal communication and a clear organization.
The conference was attended by representatives of the federal media that broadcasted the video on Russia 1 channel, according to the results of the
conference.
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explanation of commercial documentation and regulatory compliance, international payments
including letters of credit, export packaging and warehousing, cargo insurance, costing and
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Specialized Freight Services - takes a deeper dive into specializations like
chartering an aircraft or ocean vessel, project cargo, customs, transportation law and legal lia-
bilities.
Supply Chain Management and Marketing - offers an introduction to
supply chain management, international sales and marketing, and the greening of transporta-
tion.
As e-commerce transforms the retail landscape it’s easy to forget that the rise of this
phenomena wouldn’t be possible without a capable transportation and logistics compo-
nent.
According to recent report from Armstrong & Associates, while e-commerce sales in the
U.S. reached $452 billion by the end of 2017, e-commerce logistics costs topped $117
billion and are estimated to hit $196 billion by 2020. E-commerce accounted for 6.9 per
cent of logistics costs last year, up 1.7 per cent from 2016.
The $117 billion figure accounts for the key costs associated with e-commerce logistics,
such as inbound and outbound transportation, including last-mile delivery. Read more
Head in the Cloud
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Top 25 airfreight forwarders: DHL still at the top but Kuhne + Nagel
closes the gap
DHL Global Forwarding remained the world’s largest airfreight forwarder in 2017,
(see chart below) but second placed Kuhne+Nagel continued to close the gap and the
rest of the major players enjoyed a bumper year.
As expected, the latest annual figures from analyst Armstrong & Associates show that
the world’s top airfreight forwarders saw rapid growth in 2017, with total tonnage
across the leading 25 increasing by 11.1% to 16.1m metric tonnes.
This was above market growth of around 9%, a reflection of acquisitions and invest-
ments made by the top players.
At the top of the pile was once again DHL Global Forwarding as it saw air cargo de-
mand during the year increase by 8.1% to 2.3m metric tons - roughly in line with the
market. Read more
Top 25 Forwarders2017 Place
Changes
Air metric
tons
YoY
change
Revenues
($m)
Headquarters
1 DHL Supply Chain & Forwarding 0 2,248,000 8.1% 27,598 Germany
2 Kuehne + Nagel 0 1,570,000 20.4% 22,574 Switzerland
3 DB Schenker 0 1,300,000 10.3% 18,560 Germany
4 Panalpina +1 995,900 8.1% 5,621 Switzerland
5 Expeditors +1 985,549 *10.0% 6,921 United States
6 UPS Supply Chain Solutions -2 935,300 0.0% 7,981 United States
7 Nippon Express 0 835,755 18.5% 16,720 Japan
8 Hellmann Worldwide Logistics 0 654,104 13.5% 3,305 Germany
9 Bolloré Logistics +1 640,700 12.6% 5,012 France
10 DSV -1 635,655 10.6% 11,374 Denmark
11 Kintetsu World Express +1 580,228 16.9% 4,752 Japan
12 Sinotrans -1 533,300 8.3% 9,530 China
13 CEVA Logistics 0 480,000 13.8% 6,994 Netherlands
14 Agility 0 415,000 *14.0% 3,500 Kuwait
15 Yusen Logistics 0 368,198 10.8% 3,914 Japan
16 GEODIS +2 *357,000 *8.2% 6,255 France
17 DACHSER 0 335,500 23.3% 6,911 Germany
18 NNR Global Logistics -1 321,704 12.1% 1,735 Japan
19 Apex Logistics International +2 320,000 23.1% 950 China
20 Kerry Logistics -2 313,800 11.2% 3,951 Hong Kong
21 Crane Worldwide Logistics +4 281,083 44.1% 740 United States
22 Hitachi Transport System 0 280,000 21.7% 5,935 Japan
23 FedEx TN/Supply Chain -3 276,400 3.0% 3,014 United States
24 Dimerco Express Group 0 233,700 6.7% 597 Taiwan
25 Pilot Freight Services -2 220,000 0.0% 639 United States
Total 16,116,876 11.1% 185,083
Revenues and metric tons are company reported or Armstrong & Associates, Inc. estimates. Revenues have been converted to US$ using the average annual exchange rate. *Figures adjusted by Air Cargo News based on company information.
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S E N D U S Y O U R F E E D B A C K
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President
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