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Chinese Firm Wins Tender to Build Peru's Third Largest Seaport

March 27, 2024 4080 Read More

Peru’s government, through its Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSIÓN), has awarded a subsidiary of the Chi

GT NEW VIP Member-Sable Air & Sea Transport International GmbH,Germany

January 24, 2024 3446 Read More

We here to announce that Sable Air Sea Transport International GmbH join as GT Germany VIP member.

CULines launches Red Sea service as Houthi target area expands

January 12, 2024 5819 Read More

China United Lines has joined the latest opportunists to launch a container shipping service through the Red Sea, despit

Carriers roll out peak season surcharges as capacity crunch looms

December 20, 2023 6034 Read More

Ocean carriers are imposing emergency peak season surcharges (PSSs) as global supply chains face weeks of disruption wit

GT NEW VIP Member-YALE SEA & AIR CO,.LTD Korea South

December 06, 2023 8313 Read More

We here to announce that YALE SEAAIR CO,.LTD join as GT South Korea VIP member.

'Evidence of a genuine peak season bounce' is good news for airfreight

October 30, 2023 5573 Read More

Global airfreight indices are pointing towards a optimistic end-of-year for carriers, with signs not only of rates stabi

Air cargo market still weakening while players search for optimism

July 17, 2023 3004 Read More

China-Europe rail freight volumes have rebounded this year, up 30% on the first half of 2022 and six months on from Russ

Container spot market: up or down ahead of late peak season?

June 21, 2023 6182 Read More

The jury is still out on whether there will be a peak season this year – and also if ocean freight rates are heading no

Peak season hopes dashed as freight rates slip again

May 30, 2023 3615 Read More

The prospect of a traditional peak season is slipping away with each week that passes and ocean carriers are as yet unab

ONE becomes joint-owner of Seaspan Corp in $11bn takeover

March 30, 2023 7979 Read More

Japanese carrier Ocean Network Express (ONE) has become joint-owner of the world’s largest non-operating containership

Growing sea-air markets could help transform connectivity in Africa

March 06, 2023 6356 Read More

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

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

February 15, 2023 5724 Read More

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

India gives thumbs-up to a vital sea-air route for Bangladeshi exports

February 09, 2023 8886 Read More

To boost regional trade hub ambitions, the Indian government has approved Bangladesh’s transhipment cargo to be handled

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

February 07, 2023 3221 Read More

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

Carrier hopes for a demand surge rest on summer peak season

January 09, 2023 5417 Read More

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

UN believes expansion of Black Sea grain deal is unlikely

December 20, 2022 3623 Read More

The Black Sea (BSEA) grain deal brokered by the UN and Turkey that allows Russia and Ukraine to export cargo, is unlikel

Zim crew 'feared for their safety' on Pacific voyage on 'unseaworthy' box ship

December 14, 2022 4399 Read More

Crew onboard theZim Iberiahave written to their crewing agents asking for redeployment after they claim they “feared fo

J.B. Hunt Expects Weaker Freight Volumes This Holiday Season

October 21, 2022 6425 Read More

Transportation bellwether said it is closely monitoring shifting consumer spending habitsFreight bellwetherJ.B. Hunt Tra

Japanese exporters to pay more for long-haul sea freight as exports fade

September 14, 2022 8771 Read More

Japanese shippers have to rely more on transhipments for long-haul sea freight, as mainline operators are making fewer p

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