“Ubit Tech Upgrades ‘D-Drive’ Alcohol Interlock Function to Collaborate with Other Companies”
On March 27th, Yubitec announced that they have updated the “Alcohol Interlock” function of the safety driving management support service “D-Drive” for white plate operators. The update allows for collaboration with other alcohol check services. This advancement marks a significant step towards enhancing safety measures and promoting responsible driving practices within the industry.
“Nippon Yusen: Only Maritime Company to Participate in UN Global Compact”
On March 27th, Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line) announced that they were the only shipping company to participate in the Global Compact High Level Meeting held on March 18th in conjunction with the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) Annual Forum. This demonstrates NYK’s commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices within the maritime industry, […]
“Mitsubishi Warehouse Targets to Convert Over 90% of Company Cars to EVs by 2030”
On the 26th, Mitsubishi Warehouse announced as part of its efforts towards achieving “net-zero” CO2 emissions, that by the end of fiscal year 2030, over 90% of its company vehicles will be Electric Vehicles (EVs). The company currently owns 160 company vehicles, with over 90% of them planned to be EVs, including hybrids, by the […]
“Kitashoji Logistics Assists in Infrastructural Development by Constructing Bridge in the Philippines”
On March 27th, Kitasho Logistics announced their participation in a bridge construction project in the northern province of Zamboanga, Philippines, through the international NGO World Vision Japan. The completed bridge was recently handed over as part of the project. This initiative contributes to the development of sustainable communities and infrastructure in the region, showcasing Kitasho […]
“New Release: ‘Environment and Ports’ – Towards Revival of Japanese Ports via CNP by Takayuki Mori”
The new book titled “Environment and Ports: Towards the Revival of Japanese Ports through CNP” by Takayuki Mori, Honorary Professor at the Institute of Distribution Science and Chairman of the Physical Internet Center, will be published by Kaibundo Publishing on April 2nd. Dive into the insightful exploration of the relationship between the environment and ports, […]
“CRE Showcases ‘City Warehouses’: Transforming Logistics through Profitable Use of Idle Assets”
ShiRLiE has released the 21st installment of the serial article series “Logistics Infrastructure Platform News.” This edition focuses on the theme of “Monetizing Idle Assets with Low Investment! How ‘Urban Warehouses’ are Transforming Logistics.” It delves into the utilization of idle real estate assets, specifically urban warehouses, to generate income efficiently with minimal investment. Stay […]
“Tokai Electronics Wins ‘300 Growing SMEs’ Award for Operation Evaluations in Vietnam”
On the 27th, Tokai Electronics, a manufacturer and distributor of electronic devices for the logistics industry based in Fuji City, Shizuoka Prefecture, announced that they have been selected as one of the “300 Vibrant Small and Medium-sized Enterprises” by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency for the fiscal year 2023. The company received this recognition […]
“Port of Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Japanese Shipping Companies Express Concern over Long-Term Impact”
The collapse of a bridge at the Port of Baltimore in Maryland, United States has raised concerns among domestic shipping companies regarding its impact. When looking at the ports individually, the amount of imports from Japan, primarily consisting of automobiles, ranks within the top 10 for the United States in terms of import volume. There […]
“Extension Granted for Validity of Vehicle Inspection Certificates in Earthquake-hit Noto Peninsula”
On the 19th, the Tokyo Transport Bureau of the Kanto Transport Bureau announced that they would further extend the validity period of vehicle inspection certificates for vehicles engaged in disaster recovery activities in the areas affected by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake (Ishikawa, Toyama, and Niigata Prefectures). Vehicle inspection certificates with expiration dates between January 1st […]
“Cab Station Announces Special ‘Tailgate Lifter’ Training Program Starting April 1st”
Cab Station, based in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, specializing in the safety education system “Good Learning!” announced the launch of a “Tailgate Lifter Special Education” program essential for operators handling tailgate lifters starting from April 1st. This educational program aims to enhance the safety knowledge and operational skills of workers involved in operating tailgate lifters, ensuring compliance […]