Barcelona, March 15, 2022.- AndSoft will take advantage of its stand F81 at SITL in Paris (April 5-8) to explain to transport, logistics and technology professionals the latest developments in its eTMS platform. The digitization of freight transport has accelerated in the last two years and AndSoft has created new solutions to respond to the needs of its customers in more than 17 countries.
Barcelona, February 15, 2022.- Logistics ViewPoint magazine has published an interesting reflection on the current situation for freight shippers and the global logistics collapse. These are the main theses:
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Barcelona, 6st of September 2021.- AndSoft, is a European company that develops software for transport and logistics, that will be presenting, at the E65 stand at the SITL in Paris (13th -15th of September), the latest developments that are in accordance with the specific solutions for the decarbonization of the transportation world and its digital transformation. These two goals are the main strategies of the European Community regarding Funds for the Post COVID Recovery
AndSoft will present its 2020-2021 innovations, that will center around four basic points:
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Barcelona, August 24, 2021.- Possibly, China is the world’s leading economic power. Your international trade with the rest of the countries will be a success thanks to the efficiency of the supply chains. Logistics and freight professionals play an essential role. At the moment, the commercial exchange between China and Europe registers these positive data, as reported by the Global Times:
China saw 1,352 China-Europe freight transported in July, up 8 percent year-on-year, making more than 1,000 train runs in a single month for 15 consecutive months, according to data from China Railway.
The number of freight runs has guaranteed stability and smooth flow of the international industrial supply routes, China Railway said in a released sent to the Global Times on Friday.
In July, 215,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) items weighing at 1,257 tons were delivered, the railway department said.
The railway department said it is accelerating the expansion and renovation projects in Manzhouli in North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and Alashankou in Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, in a bid to increase transport capacity and operational efficiency.
The China-Europe freight traffic volume via the west, central and east corridors increased by 44 percent, 18 percent, and 35 percent respectively year-on-year in the first seven months of this year, the department said.
Xi’an, the capital of Northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, on Wednesday handled the 10,000th China-Europe freight train trip. Since the launch of the China-Europe freight train service in the city in 2013, 15 routes from Xi’an have been launched, linking Xi’an with cities in 44 countries and regions.
Southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality, a major hub for China-Europe freight trains, saw 1,359 trips over the first half of the year, up over 50 percent year on year, according to local authorities.
The import and export values of goods transported by China-Europe freight trains surpassed 20 billion yuan ($3.09 billion) via the border port of Erenhot in Inner Mongolia, Xinhua News Agency reported, citing local railway authorities.
The number of China-Europe freight trains via the port has reached 7,187 at the end of July, carrying 610,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) worth of goods.
China-Europe rail freight boosts stability, efficiency, wide coverage, and is largely unaffected by seasonality and climate, and it has become a major bridge connecting Eurasia, according to market watchers.
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