Maersk Line Indonesia: Striving to be The Number One Shipping Line in Indonesia

Maersk Line Indonesia, the liner business of the A.P. Moller – Maersk Group, with a fleet numbering more than 500 container vessels and more than 1,900,000 containers, has had its own office in Jakarta since 1958. Today, Maersk Indonesia, one of the country’s largest shipping lines, with global coverage, is known as being one of the most reliable companies in the industry with offices worldwide and the most extensive network globally. Over the years, the company has experienced strong growth in its global container transport business, with an average growth rate of about 9% per year from 1980 to the present. With 20 years experience in the A.P. Moller – Maersk Group, Jakob Friis Sorensen, the President Director for Maersk Indonesia shares his knowledge of the industry with the Logistics Plus Team.

Bringing High Quality Paper Products to Indonesia and the World

Nowadays, paper products have become a basic need for most people all around the world. People use many kinds of paper products every day, according to their varying needs, including facial tissue, pocket tissue, toilet tissue, table napkins and paper towels.

Ethical and Professional Standard

In our study of supply chain management, we found the concept of ethical and professional standards in purchasing to be particularly interesting. After completing our research, we concluded that the purchasing department of a company should become the focus of concern, rather than the financial department, as far as tackling issues of questionable ethical practices.

Indonesian Pulp and Paper Association:
Representing Indonesia's Pulp & Paper Industries

Started in 1969, the Indonesian Association of Pulp and Paper Industry is the country’s leading paper and pulp organization, acting as the voice and top representative for the industry with 81 members manufacturing 84 fabrics. APKI is the association which is called on by the government for various consultations/deliberations when it comes to proposed legislations or amendments, tariff and customs matters, environmental incentives, recycling studies and strategic planning for forestry.

Massive Investment Flowing
Between China and Indonesia

In China, there have been spectacular achievements in human development over the last 30 years and the country claims to be on course to achieve most of their Millennium Development Goals. The Logistics Plus Team was honored to be able to interview Mr. Fang Quichen, the Minister Counselor (Eco & Com) for the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia. Join us as he shares the facts behind China’s extraordinary recent developments.

Indonesia Outlook 2008: Politics and Social Welfare

Innovation and improvement through continuous research and development has been the corporate ethos of SSI SCHAEFER for almost 70 years. The new Long-span 600 (LS600) system launched at the break of the New Year is the latest product to be launched in Asia by the Group.

DB Schenker:
DB Subsidiary EWS Launches Intermodal Freight Transport Operations between Duisburg and Manchester Via The Channel Tunnel

Kuehne+Nagel: Goodman European Logistics Fund Announces Acquisition of pan-European Property Assets from Kuehne + Nagel

INSA JAYA and the National Single Window

In an effort by the main port administrator of the Tanjung Priok port and INSA JAYA to encourage development in services at the port, a meeting was recently held under the working title: "INSA JAYA Role in Implementing National Single Window".