Shipping and Logistics Blog in Nigeria
Compliance in Freight Forwarding can simply mean the Forwarders’ strong commitment to fulfilling customer requirements; adherence to existing regulations, laws and standard procedures governing the movement or management of air, sea, land or rail...
“Innovation is one of the key drivers of logistics excellence in this age and a key determinant of competitiveness in Global Supply Chain.” More than ever, customers across diverse sectors expect logistics...
Beyond importing cargoes faster, safer and at a lower cost, a thorough understanding of import requirements in a country like Nigeria is a lot more affordable than the cost of damage control, when and...
In Nigeria, the 2019 presidential election has come and gone but our focus today is what the continuity in governance means for maritime Logistics industry in Nigeria. Beyond the promises and prospects of the...
E-Commerce is simply the buying and selling conducted via a technologically enabled online platform. Any kind of commercial transaction done through the internet easily passes as e-Commerce. Nonetheless, today’s discussion is about the...
Agro-Logistics include the resources, knowledge, expertise and infrastructure required for the movement or transportation of agro products from place to place – whether in-country or across international boundaries by sea, land or air....
Manual procedures, operational inefficiency, costly delays, false declarations, inaccurate assessments, multiple cargo examinations, loss of integrity are some of the many challenges militating against seamless movement of cargo in and out of...
“Customer-centric companies are 60% more profitable than companies that are not” (Deloitte Touché). The statement above shows that it is even more profitable to be customer-centric than to be profit oriented. The question...
The need to transport resources faster, safer and conveniently to support specific high priority events or projects in diverse locations across the world, largely accounts for the demand for air charter services. ...
Half Year (January to June) 2018 Official Report Shows That The value of trade Between Nigeria and China hit a whopping sum of $7.2 Billion (The Punch, September 6, 2018) Do you know...
