LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Data reveals a more complex picture of supply chain resilience
Logistics expert Peter van Duyn takes a different tack on Australian supply chain data to that of a recent SAL publication
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Author: Peter van Duyn
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Australian port performance not as ‘dreadful’ as it may seem
Logistics academic Peter van Duyn says a careful reading of a report reveals Australia’s port performance isn’t as bad as some say it is
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: SAL article does not tell the full story on supply chain resilience
Logistics expert Peter Van Duyn rebuts arguments in the latest opinion piece from Shipping Australia
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OPINION: Another disruption in the global container supply chain
Master mariner and maritime logistics expert at the Centre for Supply Chain and Logistics at Deakin University Peter van Duyn discusses the ramifications of the current situation in the Suez Canal
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ICHCA SA networking luncheon a success
ICHCA’s South Australia luncheon featured two distinguished speakers who discussed some important issues of the day
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ICHCA long lunch series launched
At long last, the association’s long lunch series launched in Brisbane with more to come in other locations soon
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Is the North Pacific the Bermuda Triangle for containers?
Maritime logistics expert Peter van Duyn examines some possible causes of the spate of cargo-loss incidents in the North Pacific
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Letter to the editor: What SAL didn’t mention in its empty container article
Maritime logistics expert Peter van Duyn says the shipping lines are raking in healthy profits on the back of increased freight rates
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Shipping is hardly a responsible global citizen
Peter van Duyn challenges assertions made by Shipping Australia about international shipping
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OPINION: what is the latest waterfront dispute about?
Maritime logistics expert and former Patrick executive Peter van Duyn examines the dispute between Patrick Terminals and the Maritime Union
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