1, Cambodia will open the e-commerce platform established by the government
According to foreign media reports, Cambodia recently launched the government-backed e-commerce platform "Buy, Buy". It is understood that this online e-commerce platform was established by Cambodia Post E-Solutions PLC, Chinese investment company ZVS and local technology company Paxxa Mobile Solutions. Cambodia Postal Director-General Ork Bora said the platform was built with $1.5 million in initial funding.
Meas Sopheary, chairman of Cambodia Postal Electronic Solutions Company, also said that the platform is the only certified online market in the country. It is reported that this e-commerce platform is named after the word "buy" in Khmer , and is available in three languages: Khmer, English and Chinese. In addition, the platform also provides logistics and intermediary agency services, etc.
Source: Yibang Power Network
2. UPS has obtained relevant certification for drug transportation and sales in Germany
Recently, the drug transportation service of and parcel (UPS) in Germany has passed the "Great Drug Transport and Sales Standard (GDP)" certification, which meets the transportation standards for non-temperature-controlled health care products for human use formulated by the EU.
With this certification, healthcare industry customers can be assured that sensitive non-temperature-controlled goods they hand over to joint parcels will be strictly protected before delivery.
EU health care product distribution standards are formulated by the European Medicines Agency and stipulate regulations that health care product wholesalers must comply with to ensure the quality and integrity of the medicines throughout the supply chain.
After review, the existing network operation of joint parcels in Germany complies with the provisions of the "Specifications on Good Transportation and Sales of Drugs" and meets the specific requirements of the European Commission's 2013/C343/01 Guidelines for non-temperature-controlled transportation of drugs.
Source: State Post Bureau
3, China Foreign Transport plans to acquire European logistics company
China Foreign Transport announced on the evening of September 27 that the 14th meeting of the second board of directors of the company reviewed and passed the "Proposal on Acquisition of the Equity of European KLG Company Equity of Project" and the "Proposal on Acquisition of Keppel Foshan and Keppel Hong Kong Equity Project".
According to the "Proposal on Acquisition of Equity Project of European KLG Company", China Foreign Exchange will establish wholly-owned subsidiaries SPV1, SPV2, SPV3 in the Netherlands, and acquire 100% of the equity of the target company from KLG Holding and its actual controlled subsidiaries in two steps.
Step 1
Delivery SPV2 and SPV3 acquire 100% of the target company. At the same time, SPV2 issues 20% of its equity to KLG Holding;
Step 2
Delivery SPV1 acquires 20% of its equity to KLG Holding.
The acquisition price of this transaction is expected to be no higher than 385,693,735 euros (approximately RMB 3,005,904,124). Its wholly-owned subsidiary China Merchants Shipping Enterprise Co., Ltd. will provide performance guarantees to the buyers of this transaction.
According to the "Proposal on Acquisition of Equity Projects for Keppel Foshan and Keppel Hong Kong", it will acquire 100% of Keppel Foshan and 70% of Keppel Logistics (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., including the acquisition of 70% of Keppel Foshan shares and 70% of Keppel Hong Kong shares held by Keppel Telecommunications Transportation Ltd., and acquire 30% of Keppel Foshan shares held by Guangdong Foreign Transportation Co., Ltd.
Source: Logistics Indicators
4, Noon launches low-cost e-commerce platform Kul
September 30, according to foreign media reports, Middle East e-commerce platform Noon recently quietly launched a low-cost e-commerce platform called Kul in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi , but has not released too much platform information.
According to information revealed in his tweet by Omar Kassim, founder of JadoPado, acquired by Noon, Kul is adopting a similar model to Dubai's e-commerce platform Awok, which mainly targets UAE and Saudi Arabia's low- and middle-income groups, providing affordable products.
Kul platform mainly sells mobile phones (including refurbished phones), perfumes, watches, household appliances and utensils. The cheapest perfumes on the platform are for sale at Dh15 (after discount), the cheapest phone is Dh33 and the watch is priced between Dh7 and Dh70.
According to information on its website, Kul will provide free delivery to consumers with orders in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia with orders worth more than Dh50 (or 50 Saudi Riyals).
As Omar pointed out, Noon bought the domain name Kul.com for more than $38,000 (35,000 euros) last February.
Source: Yibang Power Network
5, Hermes completed the upgrade of the UK sorting center
Hermes recently completed the upgrade of the sorting center in Ragby, England. The upgrade invested a total of 16 million pounds, increasing the existing operating capacity by 40%, and being able to process 1.35 million parcels per day.
It is reported that the sorting center has a construction area of 270,000 square feet (about 25,000 square meters), officially opened in August 2017, with two original sorting layers. The newly invested equipment is the third floor, which can sort 23,000 parcels per hour, increasing the hourly processing capacity of the sorting center to 69,000 pieces.
In addition, Hermes has invested 32 new double-deckers in the UK this summer, with the new trailers loading 33% more than the standard model and 12% more than the company's existing trailers. They will be put into operation at the Ragby fully automated sorting center.
html In early September, Hermes UK also launched a new mobile app. Through the APP, users can not only track the package delivery status, but also adjust the package delivery route and delivery address in real time.Source: Clothing News Network
6, PayPal announced its withdrawal from Libra, and Visa, Mastercard and others are also considering
Libra project, which has suffered huge doubts since the release of the white paper on June 18, has been hit again.
On October 4th local time, PayPal issued a statement announcing its withdrawal from the digital currency project led by Facebook. Paypal is one of the first 28 founding members of the Libra Association. These members include technology enterprises, financial enterprises, non-profit organizations, etc. According to the plan, approximately 100 members of the Libra Association will be absorbed before the official release of the Libra blockchain network.
"Facebook has been PayPal's long-term and valuable strategic partner, and we will continue to work with Facebook and support it in various ways," PayPal said in a statement.
Source: 36Kr
7. UPS drone express delivery business has been approved by FAA
Recently, UPS announced that its drone service has been recognized by for the first time as a commercial aviation agency (FAA). The latest development of
means that FAA has issued Part 135 standard certification to UPS Flight Forward, a subsidiary of logistics giant UPS. With this certification, UPS has the right to run any number of drones anywhere it chooses. Bala Ganesh, head of the Advanced Technology Group, which is also responsible for the drone business, said the first step has been completed. But there is still a lot of work to be done.
The agency has been adhering to a slow and cautious approach in integrating drones into the airspace it regulates. UPS's drone airline, any time it wants to run a flight beyond the operator's sight, still requires the Federal Aviation Administration's permission. (Last week, the company conducted its first such revenue-generating flight at this hospital in Raleigh after obtaining permission.) While it can launch services in new areas, each service must be individually approved by regulators.
Source: Lieyun.com
8, DHL announced an investment of US$2 billion in digital transformation!
DHL releases strategy plan 2025: while accelerating the growth of core business, invest 2 billion euros for digital transformation!
"Strategy 2025" is the answer to the group's main trends for the future Globalization, Digitalization, Sustainability and E-commerce
CEO Frank Appel said, "The situation of the group has never been so good." "We don't need to reshape ourselves. We will be digital." "This transformation has already begun in all business units."
Like many other industries, the logistics industry is undergoing rapid changes, and geopolitical factors such as increasing trade disputes are exacerbating uncertainty. With its balanced portfolio, the group is already in place to achieve sustained profitable growth and shape future logistics.
has 550,000 well-trained and enterprising employees and businesses covering more than 220 countries and regions around the world. It is the world's largest and most globally competitive logistics supplier. The five departments of the Group are responsible for the entire logistics value chain and the Group has a leading market position in all its business activities. The profit core of
PP is the transportation, classification and delivery of documents and goods in Germany, as well as export operations from Germany.
DHL Express’s profit core is time-determined international (TDI) services for premium, cross-border delivery of parcels and documents at critical time.
DGFF's profit core is international transportation through air, sea and road freight, including customs clearance and related value-added services such as warehousing and cargo insurance. The core of the
DHL supply chain is warehousing and transportation, and bundling products around service logistics and packaging. The profit core of
DHL e-commerce solutions is concentrated in domestic and foreign countries (Europe, the United States and selected Asian emerging markets) and non-TDI cross-border services, mainly from the last mile package delivery within Europe and within Europe.
“E-commerce will continue to be one of the main driving forces for growth in every core business. Solutions across departments have opportunities for dynamic growth throughout the logistics value chain (from inbound logistics to fulfillment, delivery and return). “We are the only company that can provide a single element and the entire e-commerce supply chain worldwide. This is our key difference”, CEO Frank Appel said.
Source: Most Shipping
9. Challenge Shanghai, the world's largest terminal "settling" Singapore !
On October 3, Singapore's Tuas Port Terminal (hereinafter referred to as Tuas Port) held a groundbreaking ceremony, which was divided into four stages of construction. By 2040, Tuas Port, which spent 20 billion SGD, will become the world's largest automated container terminal.
As early as 2013, the Singapore government placed the construction of Tuas Port in a very important position in the "Thirty-year Plan".
Hit ml4 Strait of Malacca , the busiest sea transportation line in the world, Singapore Port has always been the center of East-West trade and the largest transshipment port in the Asia-Pacific region. It handles about one-fifth of the world's container transshipment throughput and 6% of the world's container throughput.
Every year, more than 80,000 ships travel to the Strait of Malacca, transporting 40% of the global cargo and commodity trade volume. 70% of the global strategic resource oil is transported from the Middle East through the Indian Ocean to the Pacific region, and most of them pass through the Strait of Malacca.
Source: China Navigation Weekly
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