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Maersk Raises 2024 Outlook for Third Time Citing Demand and Uncertainty

Freight Demand Is Moderating Heading Toward the Fourth Quarter

Maersk Line to Electrify North American Operations With Swedish Trucks

Panama Canal Continues Progress Toward Normal Operations

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NYK Line sells 'costly' Nippon Cargo Airlines to ANA

March 08, 2023 3771 Read More

NYK Line has bucked the flying liner trend, becoming the first shipping line to ditch its air cargo subsidiary citing to

Pier Wind project takes priority over lost volumes for port of Long Beach

March 07, 2023 3824 Read More

Losing traffic to ports on the east and Gulf coasts, America’s premier ocean gateway, the ports making up the Los Angel

Growing sea-air markets could help transform connectivity in Africa

March 06, 2023 6110 Read More

International eyes are on Africa today, following the news that DP World has inaugurated Berbera Economic Zone (BEZ) wit

South African trade moves away from air cargo as ocean rates tumble

March 03, 2023 8194 Read More

South Africa is set to see a shift from air freight as importers and exporters eye tumbling sea freight rates and improv

Yusen Logistics continues M&A spree with US 3PL Taylored Services

March 02, 2023 3909 Read More

Japanese shipping group NYK Line’s forwarding arm, Yusen Logistics, has acquired US west coast-based 3PL Taylored Servi

TPM23: it's 12 months on, and the tables have turned

March 01, 2023 8498 Read More

One year ago, there were more than 100 ships waiting outside the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, loaded to the gunn

Slower air cargo market reflected in demand for freighter conversions

February 28, 2023 8644 Read More

Freighter conversions are hitting speed bumps that should slow them down to more sustainable levels of activity, as a le

Turkish Airlines weighs in as relief efforts step up and supply chains recover

February 27, 2023 8314 Read More

Turkey’s manufacturing sector could take at least eight months to recover from the damage wrought by the earthquake at

New cargo airline for South Africa will fill a wide gap in the market

February 23, 2023 2792 Read More

South Africa has its own cargo airline with the launch of Suid Cargo, which will be based in OR Tambo Airport, Johannesb

Carriers step on the safety Accelerator to address cargo risks

February 22, 2023 6154 Read More

Top container carriers have embarked on a new project to address ship fires and cargo losses as lithium-ion batteries ha

Container imports tumble at US ports, with the west coast hardest hit

February 21, 2023 8700 Read More

January import volumes at the ten largest US container ports fell 17.9% against the record throughput of January last ye

Air cargo has to work if free trade in Africa is to work

February 20, 2023 6881 Read More

Aviation, and air cargo in particular, must be prioritised if the African free trade agreement (AfCFTA) is to reach its

NOOs batten down the hatches after two years of 'exceptional' earnings

February 17, 2023 6747 Read More

Non-operating containership owners (NOOs) are seeing significant reductions in daily hire rates and charter durations fo

Foreign ships at Chittagong delayed as Bangladeshi lines eye their cargo

February 16, 2023 8553 Read More

Foreign containerships calling at Chittagong are facing long delays before they can load containers at the port.Under th

Cathay's new sea-air cargo handling solution will save time and costs

February 15, 2023 5597 Read More

Forwarders in Asia have broadly welcomed the intermodal move by Cathay Pacific’s Cargo division and terminal operator t

Further weakness drives service suspensions, as carriers report declines

February 14, 2023 7668 Read More

Maersk's Q4 volumes last year were 14% below the same quarter of 2021 – the worst performance of all the carriers t

Maersk also cancels charges as Turkish relief access remains tight

February 14, 2023 6790 Read More

Maersk has announced it will also cancel detention and demurrage (DD), change of destination (COD) and cancellation fees

Euro/US exporters back in favour as carriers seek backhaul cargo

February 13, 2023 7504 Read More

With the collapse of container freight rates from Asia over the past six months, backhaul trades have also seen signific

Charter and equipment demand offers some hope for carriers in H2

February 11, 2023 2994 Read More

Maersk says “there may be reasons for optimism”, as it hopes for a “surge in demand from the second half of 2023” on

Digitisation will get queueing trucks across borders much faster

February 10, 2023 6582 Read More

Digitising queuing practices at border crossings can address the worsening congestion in the road haulage sector.Trade f

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