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Seaports are regarded as significant actors in global logistics and supply chains since a large part of the cargoes carried over the globe are being processed there. When the cold chain broken down during transport and storage in the ports, the humidity, nutrition, temperature and time...
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vessels. The main savings come from lower time charter costs and lower bunker costs. The results also suggest that a fleet … service level of the network, but at the expense of an increase in costs. …
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In the liner shipping industry, if a shipper wants to transport its cargo by container ships, it first needs to contact a carrier to book container slots based on the estimated transportation demand. However, one problem in the booking process is that the actual demand is uncertain, resulting in...
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In the competitive environment of liner shipping, the ability to nimbly adjust shipping capacity to demand could mean the difference between a thriving shipping operation and one that will most likely fail. How quickly and effectively carriers adjust their capacity may depend on how their...
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) container inventory costs in sea and at ports of call; and (7) emission costs in sea and at ports of call. An exact optimization …
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various criteria like, e.g., repair costs, lifespan of the container, future yields and possible sales price. Based on a …
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performances contain the inventory, handling, transport, and external costs of handling the TEU flows. The environmental …
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Food is important for liner shipping companies (LSCs) in their efforts to support daily lives and fulfil seafarer demand. Food issues are addressed in the International Labour Organization’s (ILO’s) Food and Catering (Ships’ Crews) Convention 1946 (No. 68), amended 2006. Moreover, the...
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Transport connectivity is a crucial determinant of bilateral exports. This paper presents an empirical assessment of the relationship between bilateral maritime liner shipping connectivity and exports in containerizable goods during the period 2006-2013. Making use of probed “gravity” type...
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When container shipping lines experience over-capacity and high fuel costs, they typically respond by decreasing …
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