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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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The worst January for US intermodal for ten years, and no sign of relief

February 08, 2023 9340 Read More

US intermodal traffic rolled into 2023 with the brakes on: the sector was down last year and things got worse in the fir

New Mombasa sea-air terminal will slash transit times into Africa

February 07, 2023 3209 Read More

A new sea-air terminal in Mombasa is aiming tomore thanhalve the transit timefor goods movingbetween China and West Afri

Patrick Terminals hikes fees for landside operations, blaming rising costs

February 06, 2023 5070 Read More

Australia’s Patrick Terminals is to increase its terminal charges on 6 March, claiming increased energy prices and wage

Chinese car exporters turn to containers to plug car-carrier capacity gap

February 06, 2023 8904 Read More

Insufficient pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) space is driving some Chinese car-makers to use containers to export thei

Pressure on carriers drives cut-throat freight market for China's exports

February 03, 2023 6777 Read More

A parallel freight market is emerging for exports from China that undercuts the lowest container spot rates.Asia-North E

Box lines entering air cargo arena 'means they think it has bright future'

February 03, 2023 3222 Read More

Director general of Tiaca Glyn Hughes has welcomed the entrance of container shipping lines into the global airfreight m

Maersk 'takes a risk' binning historic and well-liked brands

January 31, 2023 10751 Read More

Maersk's announcement on Friday that it is intending to retire brands, including Hamburg Süd, Sealand and Twill, ha

DHL leads freighter exodus from MEX as government ban looms

January 31, 2023 6729 Read More

DHL will be the first freighter operator to move flights serving Mexico City from the city’s main airport, Benito Juare

CMA CGM launches €200m fund to boost French maritime decarbonisation

January 30, 2023 4655 Read More

CMA CGM has launcheda €200m ($217m) fund to invest in new maritime decarbonisation project proposals, with the aim of a

Cash-rich Samudera splashes out on new box ships to renew fleet

January 30, 2023 8763 Read More

Indonesian intra-Asia carrier Samudera has earmarked $150m for capex this year, which will include acquisition of three

Asia-Med box trades the only bright spot in the general downturn

January 13, 2023 4517 Read More

Improved booking prospects show the Asia to Mediterranean tradelane is proving more resilient than the North European ma

More pressure on box ship charter rates, but MPVs sail smoother

January 11, 2023 9009 Read More

Having lost about 80% of their daily hire rate values last year, the containership charter market has now stabilise

Shipping lines put growth ambitions on hold and look to defer newbuilds

January 10, 2023 3448 Read More

Against a backdrop of an increasingly pessimistic cargo demand outlook, ocean carriers are said to be in talks with

Bulker briefly grounds in Suez Canal, prompting Ever Given flashbacks

January 10, 2023 3770 Read More

The world held its breath briefly today as a Greek bulk carrier,Glory, grounded close to the western bank of the Suez Ca

Carrier hopes for a demand surge rest on summer peak season

January 09, 2023 5406 Read More

Container spot rates from Asia to North Europe, as recorded by Drewry’s WCI index, increased by 10% this week from thei

Airfreight rates in the doldrums as carriers look to set their BSA tariffs

January 06, 2023 5466 Read More

Asian forwarders are reporting sinking airfreight rates, just as airlines look to set out their BSA tariffs.Two standard

'Old faithful' reefer vessels will be forced out by new pollution rules

January 05, 2023 3205 Read More

Conventional reefer ships that played a critical role in shipping perishables during the pandemic could be forced into r

Maersk joins rivals in softening contract conditions for shippers

January 04, 2023 9131 Read More

Ocean carriers are tempting BCOs with a wide range of new, flexible, long-term contract options this year, after shipper

Carriers are facing the 'quiet before the storm' for contract rates

December 30, 2022 7566 Read More

A year ago, shippers were desperate to agree annual contract deals with ocean carriers to secure their supply chains, an

US east coast ports catch a chill in the downturn

December 22, 2022 8003 Read More

The coastal shift of cargo from America’s west coast to the east and Gulf Coast ports could not mitigate a 10% slump in

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