Dear Valued Customers, TNN Logistics Company would like to thank you for choosing TNN Logistics as your services during the time. Following the Public Holidays Calendar, TNN Logistics Company would like to inform as below: 02 (two) day – off: Thursday 30th April 2020 and Friday 01st April 2020 Sincerely, Read more > >

Dear Valued Customers, TNN Logistics Company would like to thank you for choosing TNN Logistics as your services during the time. Following the Public Holidays Calendar, TNN Logistics Company would like to inform as below: Hung King’s Commemoration Day: 01 (one) day – off, Thursday 02nd April 2020 Sincerely, Read more > >

Dear Valued Customers, TNN Logistics Company would like to thank you for choosing TNN Logistics as your services. Lunar New Year is coming, we would like to wish you a happy new year of good health and prosperity and to announce the company’s 2020 Lunar New Year holidays: TNN Logistics Company will be closed to observe Lunar New Year 2020 from Thursday, January 23rd 2020 until Wednesday, January 29th 2020. Business operation will resume as normal on January 30th 2020. Should you have any problems during on holiday, please do not hesitate to contact us as below: Mr. Nguyen Kim Thai (Sales... Read more > >

When it comes to preparing price quotations, language, specifically Incoterms, is one of the most important shipping tools of international trade. Importers and exporters must agree in advance on their respective roles and the terms, conditions and definitions of the sale. A buyer and seller should know where a risk begins and ends, who is responsible for what (e.g., costs and documentation), who owns what and at what geographical point. And while there are a whole host of international terms in use, we'll focus on the most commonly used foreign trade terms provided by the International Chamber of Commerce's Incoterms rules. Whether you are... Read more > >

Several carriers have planned general rate increases in April and May, although any gains achieved could be temporary as overcapacity and sluggish global demand continue. According to Drewry, slow-steaming and layups allowed carriers to limit effective capacity growth to 22 percent since 2008, despite introduction of larger ships. Without those measures, capacity would have grown 40 percent, Drewry said. Rate competition is expected to intensify in coming months, as the launch of the P3 Network could lead to cargo shifts between alliances and carriers, according to Alphaliner. While general rate increases achieving 75 percent of the intended increase are regarded as acceptable... Read more > >