The energy transition in the maritime sector depends as much on the ships as on the availability of fuels. MOL, Sinopec Zhejiang Zhoushan Petroleum, and Marubeni have just formalized a …
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A.P. Moller–Maersk is heading into 2026 with more than a routine management change. The group confirmed that its chief financial officer, Patrick Jany, will leave the company after completing the …
The tanker market is ending the year on impressive income levels: VLCCs are operating on six-figure daily earnings, Suezmaxes are maintaining high levels, and Aframaxes are closely following. For shipowners, …
The shipbroking sector continues its consolidation, and SSY now has a clear ambition: to join the circle of the three largest global players. To accelerate, the group has found a …
In terminals, performance is not solely determined by infrastructure: operator training becomes a major accelerator of productivity and quality. In Chile, the SVTI terminal (San Vicente Terminal Internacional) explains that …
There are periods when a country’s role in global commerce shifts quietly — not with a declaration, not with fireworks — but with a steady accumulation of proof. Egypt is …
The Chinese shipyard Hengli Heavy Industry confirms its status as a new major player in global shipbuilding. According to Seatrade Maritime, the group has secured eight new ship orders, mainly …
Before taking the helm of Qatar Airways, Hamad Ali Al-Khater served as the Chief Operating Officer of Hamad International Airport in Doha. He oversaw the expansion of infrastructure, operational excellence, …
According to the latest projections from IATA, global production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is expected to reach approximately 1.9 million tons by 2025. A figure on the rise, but …
The FAA has issued a fresh airworthiness directive targeting Boeing 757 aircraft, including the large number of freighter conversions still flying nightly across the United States. The trigger wasn’t dramatic …
The broker Chapman Freeborn provides a mixed assessment of the all-cargo charter market in 2025. On one hand, the demand related to aeronautics remains strong: the transport of engines, critical …
An analysis by Drewry, relayed by Seatrade Maritime, highlights three factors that will determine the health of the tanker market in 2026: OPEC’s production strategy, the evolution of Russian exports, …
Hanoi – The Logistic News Vietnam has emerged as one of the new focal points of international commerce. Once perceived primarily as a manufacturing destination, the country has evolved into …
There is a strange atmosphere in the container at the moment. There is no talk of collapse, but no one is really talking about recovery either. Volumes show some signs …
Japan Airlines is pushing deeper into the cargo market—but without adding a freighter fleet of its own. The carrier has announced a broader cooperation with long-haul specialist Kalitta Air, extending …
There has been a noticeable shift in the Black Sea — not only on the water, but in the numbers that shipowners are confronted with the moment they call their …
The Spanish start-up bound4blue, specializing in rigid suction sail systems for ships, has just completed a fundraising round of approximately 44 million dollars. This new round marks the entry of …
After several stop-and-go years, air cargo may have some breathing room ahead. The industry isn’t celebrating just yet, but the latest outlook points to a slow and steady rebound. IATA …
The Saab 2000, a well-known regional turboprop in niche markets, is opening a second life in air freight. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has just certified the cargo plane …
According to a recent note from Morgan Stanley commented on by FreightWaves, the rebalancing between supply and demand in US trucking could occur earlier than expected. The investment bank now …
For several decades, Jumbo Transport A/S has been developing an approach to international transport in Denmark based on a simple principle: making exchanges more predictable in a sector that is …
After months of almost uninterrupted decline, container freight rates are finally showing a slight sign of recovery. According to data from the Drewry World Container Index, reported by FreightWaves, the …
Just a few years ago, Amazon never really talked about “air transport.” The group mentioned an internal organization, a useful fleet to absorb its peaks and keep its promises of …
The month of November confirms that air freight has definitively turned the page on the crisis: global volumes have once again increased, driven by strong demand on the main long-haul …
As traffic thru the Suez Canal begins to normalize after the security crisis in the Red Sea, shipowners are preparing to redistribute some of the vessels deployed on detour routes …
Behind the big numbers of a rapidly expanding global fleet lies a much more subtle imbalance. On one side, shipowners have a veritable army of mega-container ships, capable of carrying …
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Since dawn, several Mexican highways have looked more like improvised parking lots than logistical corridors. Groups of drivers block entire stretches of national highways, sometimes with a simple line of …
Company: Sobel Network Shipping Co., Inc. Country: United States Representative: Brian C. Wills, President Network: EAN Exclusive Website: www.sobelnet.com For more than seven decades, Sobel Network Shipping has stood as …
The air bridge between Asia and the UK’s heartland continues to thicken. Hong Kong Air Cargo has launched a series of charter flights to East Midlands Airport (EMA), becoming the …
A new regulatory battle is brewing at the heart of American agricultural logistics. The strict enforcement of a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) rule regarding commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) …
The problem of cameras mounted on trucks was discussed at the Trimble Insight 2025 trade exhibition mainly from the aspect of usage regulations rather than only from a technological one. …
Bangladesh has just taken a significant step in modernizing its maritime corridors. The government has signed a concession agreement with APM Terminals and local partner QNS Container Services Ltd to …
Most people outside the logistics world have never heard of Sky Global Logistics Services. And yet, in some factories, a single delayed shipment can cost more in one hour than …
AIT Worldwide Logistics has opened its first office in Indonesia, choosing Jakarta as its base. The announcement didn’t come with big headlines or dramatic language, but in the world of …
DHL Global Forwarding has expanded its facilities in Vietnam, adding more space to its freight stations in Ho Chi Minh City and Haiphong. On papier, it looks like a standard …
ECS has named Girish Kunder as its new regional head for the Indian subcontinent, a move that underlines just how important the region has become for the company’s future. The …
California has taken its first real swing at enforcing AB5, and the impact is already being felt across the trucking world. State authorities have issued a penalty worth roughly $868,000 …
DSV is quietly reshaping the air freight map. Without fanfare, the forwarder has decided to stretch its “Shanghai Star” charter operation beyond its usual Asian corridors and push it all …
In a global market where speed, visibility and operational control are no longer optional but essential, MYCARGOGATE AG stands out as one of Switzerland’s most agile and precisely structured freight …
By The Logistic News – November 13, 2025 The running starts to feel different for air cargo. Gone are the blistering growth years when freight rates soared and every wide-body …
Tanker owner AET has taken another step in its decarbonisation strategy, placing an order with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) for two LNG dual-fuel Suezmax tankers that will further green its …
The North American trucking sector is fighting on two fronts at once: there are fewer trucks available for hire, and the cost of running them keeps climbing. That is the …
EU Ministers Kill Duty-Free Loophole for Small Parcels, Shaking Up E-Commerce Logistics After years of hesitation, Europe has decided to pull the plug on one of the most controversial privileges …
Corruption at ports and anchorages has long been one of shipping’s open secrets: “facilitation payments” and informal “gifts” demanded during inspections or clearance procedures, often presented as the price of …
A Pillar of Modern Chinese Logistics From its headquarters in Shanghai, YZ Freight Agency (China) Co., Ltd., a proud member of EAN Networks, has built a solid reputation as one …
The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is heading into a capacity boom that could reshape pricing through 2026. Analysts at Kpler estimate that global LNG output will climb to …
ADVERTISEMENT India has decided to draw a line in the sand for its steel industry. After months of complaints from local mills about underpriced shipments from Vietnam, New Delhi has …
The smell of palm oil may soon mix with diesel fumes on Indonesia’s roads. Next month, the government will start testing B50 biodiesel, a blend made of half palm oil, …
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