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National 5 years ago
Latest Sinovac shipment to add 85 million doses to Indonesia's vaccine supply
Prefacing his announcement that Indonesia now has 105 million vaccine bulk units after the latest shipment arrived on Wednesday, the health minister cautioned that rigorously following the health protocols was still needed whether people had been vaccinated or not.
World 5 years ago
COVID-19 vaccine is bonanza for digital supply chain tracking industry
Logistical hurdles are a significant risk for efforts to rapidly distribute COVID-19 vaccines, but they have resulted in booming business for companies such as private California-based Cloudleaf, Germany's SAP SE and others that sell technology for monitoring shipments from factory freezer to shot in the arm.
Business 6 years ago
Japan exports sink again in June, dash hopes for quick economic rebound
Ministry of Finance (MOF) data showed on Monday that Japan’s exports plummeted 26.2 percent in June from a year earlier, bigger than a 24.9 percent decline seen by economists in a Reuters poll. It followed a 28.3 percent fall in May — the worst downturn since September 2009.
Business 6 years ago
Railways, warehousing boost logistics sector as it grows by 10.5% in 2019
Indonesia’s logistics sector recorded 10.5 percent growth last year supported by high growth in railway and sea transportation, as well as warehousing, but the COVID-19 pandemic is likely to disrupt growth for 2020 as businesses limit operations worldwide.
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