Shipping and Logistics Blog in Nigeria
The lock-down in several countries across the world as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic has thrown up a lot of questions from shippers and suppliers with a specific interest in Nigeria. The...
As Logistics Service providers are forced to switch modalities in the face of the audacious reality of the global pandemic, one thing is certain, issues like social distancing, innovation, adaptability, the need to restructure...
Every progressive business owner understands how vital the right logistics service can be to their goals of running a successful organization. Logistics contributes a large chunk to any production-based company’s operations. In...
The phrase, “3PL Logistics” is well known and understood by industry professionals and stakeholders,” but quite confusing for many others outside the Logistics industry; those who may have directly or indirectly engaged a...
Globally, the commonest methods of shipping include air, sea, rail, and road. However, the nature, type, weight size and cost of items to be shipped determines the method of shipping to any...
The persistent advocacy of several industry stakeholders for the decongestion of the Apapa Port by the concerned authorities has started to yield positive results. The Nigerian Ports Authority responded to this call with...
The Nigerian logistics industry in 2019, like the years before it was characterized by a growing demand for excellence, stiff competition, huge growth opportunities, costly infrastructural challenges and most significantly, several regulatory changes....
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...
