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International logistics operator Rhenus Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI). As part of the agreement, Rhenus will begin operating barges on India’s key national waterways – the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers, as well as on the NW-1, NW-2, NW-16 routes and the Indo-Bangladesh Protocol. In the first phase, the company will deploy pushers and 20 barges from Germany, each capable of carrying up to 400 tonnes, with the possibility of combining them to transport up to 1,200 tonnes per trip.

Maersk is actively implementing the Gemini Cooperation network on the East-West routes, with full completion expected by June 2025. The new structure is aimed at improving the reliability of sea transportation, improving inventory management and increasing flexibility for customers. Sebastian von Heijn, head of Maersk’s Suez routes, noted that the network will ensure end-to-end supply stability.

JSC Kedentransservice signed three strategic agreements with the Jinhua Transport and Investment Group and Zhejiang China Commodities City Group in the Chinese city of Yiwu. The documents are aimed at developing terminal infrastructure and deepening cooperation between Kazakhstan and China in the field of logistics and cargo transportation.

CEVA Logistics has begun construction of a new multi-purpose warehouse in Jurong Industrial Estate, West Singapore. The facility will form part of the company’s integrated logistics campus, which already includes two fully automated warehouses. The new building will enhance CEVA’s ability to serve customers from various industries and strengthen its logistics network in the region.