Tag: Singapore

TNT's bio-logistics department growing fast

According to TNT Express Worldwide (Singapore), bio-logistics, which involves the distribution, storage and packing of biomedical products, is one of its fastest-growing departments. The department is expanding even faster than its electronics and telecommunications departments. TNT, which transports human blood and tissue samples in the Asia-Pacific region, says its makes at least 20,000 biomedical-product shipments in a year and charges between S$ 40 and S$ 250 per shipment. About five companies currently provide bio-logistics services to support Singapore’s growing life-science industry. Besides TNT, the others include FedEx Express and World Courier Singapore.

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Lufthansa Cargo, SAS Cargo and Singapore Airlines Cargo will offer their customers harmonized express services that will be operating under the brand name

The three partners laid the foundation stone for their alliance on April 26, 2000 which, until now, has been known as “New Global Cargo”. Lufthansa Cargo is the largest freight carrier in the world and Singapore Airlines Cargo the third largest. Both airlines have global networks. SAS Cargo has a strong presence in Scandinavia and a closely meshed network.

Together, the alliance opens up new markets to shippers, particularly in Asia, Scandinavia, Australia, North America and Northern Europe. The three partners operate a network of 493 destinations worldwide in 103 countries on five continents. The alliance has access to a total of 31 freight-only aircraft and the belly capacities of 612 passenger aircraft, many of which are wide-body aircraft.

The partners say they have harmonized their premium express services and agreed on the relevant IT support as well as common standards and handling processes.

In future, all three express services will be classed as “time definite” services with clearly defined latest acceptance times and time of availability. With this move the carriers say they are further integrating their products into modern supply chain management processes. For the convenience of shippers, the alliance says all express shipments of up to 100 kilograms will be automatically confirmed, with the performance guaranteed for each product across the alliance network.

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TNT seeks to soar above Asia rivals in four years

TNT, the Dutch express parcels, logistics and mail company, has
thrown down the gauntlet to arch rivals Federal Express, UPS and DHL
with ambitious plans to be the market leader in Asia by 2005. Ken McCall, TNT Asia chief executive, said the company is aiming for
fourfold growth overall in the next four years. He said that within this overall growth figure, TNT wants to grow
its express business threefold and its logistics business by more
than 10 times by 2005.

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TNT set for Asian market push

TNT HAS MARKED the 55th anniversary of its presence in the Asia Pacific by unveiling its
vision to be the market leader in integrated express, logistics and mail in Asia by the year
2005, and to achieve a threefold growth in its overall business within this period. Notably, TNT said it wanted to treble its express business and increase its logistics business by more than 10 times by the year 2005.

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