AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPort Warehousing: Peel Ports plans more than 1 million sq ft of new capacity across Liverpool and Glasgow, including a 900,000 sq ft Liverpool warehouse, as demand for port-side storage grows. Shipping Disruption: Hormuz traffic has fallen to a two-month low amid conflict, tightening fuel supplies and raising transport costs. G7 countries plan to release 100 million barrels from emergency stocks over four months. Supply-Chain Security: Germany blocked COSCO’s proposed 80% stake in Hamburg logistics firm Zippel, citing risks to supply-chain resilience. Zippel connects seaports with inland destinations by rail, river and road. India’s Logistics Push: India is advancing maritime resilience and a green-shipping corridor with Europe, while a newly approved authority aims to coordinate transport and logistics planning across modes. Network Expansion: DP World has doubled warehousing capacity at Nhava Sheva, while MSC restored a Karachi–Europe shipping link amid exporters’ concerns over freight costs.
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