MSA Global Logistics completes 10 years of successful operations
Maritime SheEO Conference 2022 in Mumbai today
R. Lakshmanan appointed Joint Secretary, MoPSW
Merchandise exports down in Oct. 2022 yoy
APSEZ incorporates Joint Venture Company in Israel for acquisition of Haifa Port
Demand for air cargo dips
DB Schenker launches global CO2-neutral air freight offer
Qatar Airways Cargo adds freighters to Riyadh
Second airport for Chennai needed for TN to become $1 trillion economy by 2030: Minister
Etihad Cargo to launch pharmaceutical cool chain facility at Abu Dhabi Airport
Concession agreement signed between JNPA & J M Baxi Ports & Logistics for handing over the Shallow Water Berth (SWB) facility & newly constructed Coastal Berth (CB) terminals
Amendment in Policy Condition No. 7(ii) of Chapter 27 of ITC (HS), 2022, Schedule - I (Import Policy) - Implementation of Coal Import Monitoring System (CIMS)
Liberian Registry launches maritime enhancements
Warehousing sector requires adequate supply, investment to meet growing demand, says a report
MOL conducts sea trials of LNG carrier powered by biofuel
Edible oil import bill up
Govt panel on export refunds from SEZs/EOUs to submit report next month
U.K. MoD awards BAE Systems contract for 5 frigates The U.K. Ministry of Defence has awarded BAE Systems a GBP 4.2 billion (just under $5 billion) contract to build the next five City Class Type 26 frigates for the Royal Navy
Silver Ships names Steven Clarke CEO Steven Clarke has been appointed to the role of CEO at Theodore, Ala., headquartered shipbuilder Silver Ships, Inc. . Previously, Clarke, who joined the Silver Ships team in 2015 as co-owner and
New offshore wind sector player opts for Kongsberg Maritime CSOV design Kongsberg Maritime has won a NOK 300 million (about $30 million) contract with Pelagic Wind Services to supply advanced vessel design and equipment for two new Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) on
Conrad reports its highest ever backlog Morgan City, La., headquartered shipbuilder Conrad Industries, Inc. (OTC Pink: CNRD) has reported its third quarter and nine months 2022 financial results and backlog at September 30, 2022. For the quarter ended
Empire Wind moves another step forward Another major U.S. offshore wind project has passed a regulatory milestone. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) yesterday released its Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed Empire Wind project
Fitch confirms positive ratings of Port of Oakland Fitch Ratings has affirmed the Port of Oakland's outstanding senior bonds at A+ and outstanding Intermediate Lien and underlying bank bonds at A. The rating outlook assigned by Fitch on all bonds is Stable. "These ratings reflect continued commitment to prudent financial management and stability," commented Port of Oakland executive director Danny Wan. According to Fitch, the ratings reflect the
Performance Team adds EV charging stations in California Maersk's Performance Team has announced the installation and operation of two new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Los Angeles County, California. These stations will serve the current fleet of 24 EV trucks and 36 by the end of year. The Class 8 Volvo Electric trucks will be used in Southern California for short-haul warehouse and distribution center operations, according to a company's
Euroseas exceeds US$85 million in profits in 2022 so far Greek ship owner Euroseas published its results for the first nine months and third quarter of 2022. The 2022Q3 financial highlights showed that the company's total net revenues reached US$46 million and net income was US$25.2 million. Euroseas reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of US$26.2 million, while an average of 18 vessels were owned a
PIL enhances its reefer fleet with 1,750 Carrier Transicold units The Singaporean container shipping company will expand its reefer capabilities with 1,750 new refrigerated containers by Carrier Transicold. The container refrigeration equipment provider recently manufactured 1,750 PrimeLINE and EverFRESH 12 meters high-cube reefers, which will enable PIL to transport fresh perishable products to newer and further markets. An additional feature that will be prov
AD Ports Group's Q3 profit rises 77% to over US$90 million UAE-based AD Ports Group has announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2022, reporting revenue of US$399.1 million (AED 1,466 million), translating to an increase of 53%. Additionally, the company's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) increased 52% year-on-year to US$161.7 million (AED 594 million) in the third quarter of the year. AD Ports Grou
Port of Hamburg sees container volume fall in 2022 Port of Hamburg has reported lower cargo figures for the first nine months of the year, compared with the same period in 2021. In particular, the German port handled 6.3 million TEUs from January to September 2022, which represents a year-on-year decline of 2.7%. Both imports and exports of the port of Hamburg decreased by 2.7%, falling to 3.2 million TEUs and 3.1 million TEUs, respectively. Addi
Hapag-Lloyd to improve berth alignment process through Portchain platform Portchain has announced a five-year global partnership with Hapag-Lloyd to deploy Portchain Connect across the German ocean carrier's global operations. Portchain Connect digitises the process of aligning berths between carriers and terminals, enabling them to make earlier and more frequent scheduling decisions. Using Portchain Connect, Hapag-Lloyd's goal is to transform traditional email and pho
Georgia Ports report strong container figures The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) handled 552,800 TEUs in October, marking an increase of 9.6% compared to the same month last year. "Customers continue to bring new or expanding business to the Port of Savannah, drawn by our global connectivity and the supply chain network that links Savannah to major US markets," commented GPA executive director, Griff Lynch. October was GPA's second busiest mo
Packing Cargo for Sea Freight? Here Are Tips to Consider When shipping your products by sea, you need to properly pack them so they arrive safely. While cargo is often transported in containers, sometimes it's sent as break bulk cargo. This means that it's loaded aboard a vessel by net, chute, or even a sling conveyor, which, as you can tell, adds strain to your shipment. There is also the risk of overseas handling facilities having fewer quality contr
Best Ways to Collaborate with Your Vendor Efficiently Vendors are an important part of the supply chain of any business reason being they play an essential role in the failure or success of the business. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to develop collaborative relationships with them. When dealing with major projects, you want to have people who don't just want to see the job done but can also be accountable and take ownership of their work. H
Maersk opens specialised warehouse for electric car batteries in Europe A.P. Moller - Maersk has established a new warehouse specialised in handling batteries for electric cars in the northern part of the Czech Republic. The Danish company aims to expand its logistics network in the automotive industry and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across Central Europe. Located in Teplice, the new 14,000m² facility is within a short distance of a range of car makers an
Seafarer evaluation app launches Cyprus-headquartered digital eLearning provider OneLearn Global (OLG) has rolled out an all-in-one digital evaluation solution enabling organisations to gather information and evaluate the competencies of seafarers in a single location. The Seafarer Evaluation App (SEA) comprises two tools: CompetenSEA, designed to evaluate the knowledge and competencies of seafarers and define their suitability
Prysmian firms up $62.5m UAE cable laying deal Italian cabling firm Prysmian has won a €60m ($62.5m) contract for laying submarine cables as part of the strategic HVDC transmission system for the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC (TAQA) Lightning Project in the UAE. Prysmian secured a deal for the supply of power cables worth around ...
Valmont offloads offshore wind unit US infrastructure services provider Valmont Industries has struck a deal with Denmark's Euro Steel to sell its offshore wind business for an undisclosed sum. The Denmark-based offshore wind business, known as Valmont SM, was acquired in 2014 and is expected to generate approximately $100m of revenue in fiscal 2022. The New York-listed Valmont said it ...
Pavilion Energy, Gasum and CNOOC in LNG bunkering tie-up Singapore-based Pavilion Energy, Finland's Gasum and CNOOC Gas and Power Group have teamed up to bolster the liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunker supply network in Singapore, northwest Europe and China's coastal areas - the top three bunkering regions. A strategic collaboration agreement will see the three companies work to establish central links across the West ...
Saipem lands $800m in offshore drilling contracts Italy's Saipem has won new offshore drilling contracts in the Middle East and West Africa with a combined total value of approximately $800m. In the Middle East, two new contracts have been awarded for two jackup rigs, the Perro Negro 12 and Perro Negro 13, chartered by third parties for drilling and workover activities. The ...
Al Seer Marine orders four MR tankers in South Korea Al Seer Marine, part of Abu Dhabi's International Holding Company (IHC), has booked four MR tankers for construction at South Korea's K Shipbuilding. The ships will be built at Jinhae Shipyard and delivered before the end of the fourth quarter of 2024. They will be LNG-ready and are being designed to be potentially ready to ...
Maersk faces high-profile shipper complaint Maersk is the latest carrier to face the ire of American shippers in a high-profile case that will spark greater debate about global carrier dominance in international trade. OJ Commerce (OJC), a Florida-based furniture importer, has filed a case with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) in Washington DC against the Danish carrier and its subsidiary ...
Australia braces for chaos as Friday ports shutdown looms Australia faces its own 'Ever Given' moment with shipping - or the potential lack of it - making national headlines this week. The decision by towage giant Svitzer, a Maersk subsidiary, to lock out staff from Friday over a bitter three-year pay dispute, has alarmed many, with the government weighing in on the issue and ...
SAIC Anji Logistics sets sights on more car carrier newbuilds SAIC Anji Logistics is in the market for more car carrier newbuilds as Chinese carmakers step up efforts to explore overseas markets. The shipping subsidiary of automaker SAIC Motor is looking to build seven 8,900 ceu dual-fuel ships, with the first delivery expected by October 2025. The move follows the order for the 7,800 ceu ...
Europe, China and US could decarbonise 84% of shipping emissions without 'ineffective' IMO With the next meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) just a few weeks away pressure is growing once again on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to deliver stricter green targets. A new study from Brussels-based NGO Transport & Environment (T&E) suggests Europe, China and the US could decarbonise 84% of all global shipping ...
Singapore shipyard eyes 2024 IPO Singapore shipbuilder Strategic Marine has announced plans to list in 2024. Speaking with The Straits Times, chief executive Chan Eng Yew said proceeds would go to expand production capacity at its local yard as well as expanding overseas to places such as Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines. This February Strategic Marine completed the acquisition of ...
Mozambique dispatches first LNG export cargo Mozambique has finally started exporting LNG. Energy major bp reports a first cargo has been exported from the offshore Coral Sul FLNG facility, the country's first LNG project and first floating LNG facility ever deployed in the deep waters of the African continent. Under its long-term contract, bp will purchase 100% of LNG output from ...
Uncovering the vintage appeal of ships Older vessels are an integral part of maritime's journey towards holistic sustainability and decarbonisation, writes Laxman Kumar head of technical for GMS' shipowning arm Lila Global. The CII and EEXI will come into force in January and are intended to accelerate greening of the world fleet. It is likely that many ships will not meet ...
Sea/: The intelligent marketplace for fixing freight Clarksons-backed Sea/ platform is rapidly scaling up to offer something unique in the fragmented shipping digital universe. The Sea/ platform focuses on delivering an intelligent marketplace for fixing freight. The SaaS platform develops software and digital applications for the maritime industry pre-fixture and at-fixture to enhance the way shipping professionals work. Over the past two ...
Minerva Gas emerges as owner behind two Samsung LNG carrier orders South Korean yard Samsung Heavy Industries said the LNG carrier pair will be delivered in 2026 and are priced at...
Russian oil price cap: Sanctions focus switches to enforcement as UK sets $1.2m fines UK guidance on how it intends to enforce the Russian oil price cap is finally out, but it has offered...
Pool reinsurance premiums not yet decided, says IG Scheme takes in up to 90% of the world fleet, providing port operators and national governments with reassurance that bills...
US Merchant Marine Academy appoints first female superintendent Nunan takes over at the academy after a 2021 report found it suffers from ineffective governance and systemic health and...
Moving away from coal is not easy but it must be done, says IEA Energy agency lays out a roadmap for 2050 together with real-world solutions to meet the significant challenges
Russia remains quiet on Kerch Strait closure Despite press reports citing Turkish ministerial officials, no official notification of Russian's closure of the Kerch Strait has yet been...
Shipping must adapt to new era, says China Merchants Group chairman Managing risks and seizing opportunities in an extremely complex market environment is 'a matter of life and death'
Flex LNG upbeat about market prospects as rates break records Spot LNG carrier rates skyrocketed past $500,000 per day on the US to Europe route, while longer-term charters are quoted...
Braemar trading 'exceeds expectations' as it focuses on shipbroking and corporate finance Braemar's numbers were heavily flattered by the recent surge in the value of the dollar, with currency effects accounting for...
Shippers could face bill of up to $14bn for carrier decarbonisation Box lines have already said they will pass on the cost of environmental regulation to their customers. Now the extent...
Anglo-Eastern chief calls for new approach to safety There must be a change from a culture of mere compliance to a culture of commitment, where the core values...
Labour costs push Sembmarine to second-half loss Sembmarine said it had completed several key projects and secured significant new orders in recent months with overall business volumes...
Grounding offers lesson on need for proper insurance, says IG chief Indonesian authorities last week successfully refloated very large crude carrier Young Yong. Some 44,000 tonnes of oil needed to be...
MOL starts biofuel sea trials on LNG carrier The marine biofuel comprised very low sulphur fuel oil mixed with up to 25% waste-based fatty acid methyl esters and...
Shipowners must speak up about seafarer welfare Seafarer welfare and health risk management have to be provided at both employment and pre-deployment stages, says International SOS
Svitzer Australia to lock out striking workers 'indefinitely' Unions condemn move to prevent crew from boarding their tugs and say action will throw Australia's supply chain 'into disarray'
Crew safe after drifting cargo vessel located off Indonesia Ship was found on November 14 drifting between Dobo and Timika in the eastern part of Indonesia
Daily Briefing Why shipping is reinforcing hydrogen demand signals at COP27 | Nigeria holds Heroic Idun crew on piracy charges | Palau...
ILWU halts vessel operations at Oakland's largest terminal Sources with knowledge of the Port of Oakland's operations called Monday's action by the ILWU an obvious attempt to exert pressure on stalled contract negotiations with the Pacific Maritime Association.
Third US rail union rejects tentative labor agreement The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers has become the third union to reject a collective bargaining agreement with US railroads reached in September, but no strike or lockout can take place until December.
US freight volumes still higher than 2021: Cass Freight volumes are dropping month to month but remain higher than a year ago, buoyed by inventory repositioning and easing supply constraints for manufacturers, according to the latest Cass Freight Index.
Booming heavy transport demand driving new project partnerships Engineered transport providers are gearing up for heavy demand as an energy buildout in both renewable and oil and gas sectors gains strength.
Port Performance North America: The State of Flow as a New Year Approaches Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, West Coast, Journal of Commerce, S&P Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Global Shipping Report: Analyzing the 2024 Outlook Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Cool Cargoes: 2023 Review and Outlook Moderator: TBC Speaker(s): TBC
Fourth-Quarter Trucking Report: Analyzing the Drayage Hot Spots Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, West Coast, Journal of Commerce, S&P Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Supply Chain Optimization and the Role of AI Moderator: Eric Johnson, Senior Editor, Logistics Technology, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Port Performance Metrics: Analyzing the Global Regions Moderator: Greg Knowler, Europe Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Middle East Trade and Logistics Moderator: TBC Speaker(s): TBC
European Shipping and Trade Outlook Moderator: Greg Knowler, Europe Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Midyear Trucking Report: The Second-Half Outlook Moderator: William Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking and Domestic Transportation, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Midyear Container Shipping Report: How the Economy, Consumer Trends, and Logistics Shifts Are Impacting the 2023 Peak Season Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, West Coast, Journal of Commerce, S&P Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
The Journal of Commerce Top 100 Exporters: Analyzing the Rankings and Trade Dynamics Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Midyear Port Performance Report: What Needs to Be Done to Improve Flow Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, West Coast, Journal of Commerce, S&P Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Canada Trade and Shipping: The Path Forward Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Container Shipping Outlook: The Asia-Europe Trade Moderator: Greg Knowler, Europe Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Geopolitics and the Impact on Sourcing: How the Map Is Changing Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Trucking Market Report: First Quarter Review and Outlook Moderator: William Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking and Domestic Transportation, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Logistics Technology: The Future of Digital Procurement Moderator: Eric Johnson, Senior Editor, Logistics Technology, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Geopolitics and the New Energy Crisis: The Impact on Project Shipping Moderator: Janet Nodar, Senior Editor, Breakbulk, Project, and Heavy-Lift Shipping, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Container Shipping Outlook: The Trans-Pacific Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Breakbulk and Project Shipping: What the Turmoil of 2022 Means for the Year Ahead Moderator: Janet Nodar, Senior Editor, Breakbulk, Project, and Heavy-Lift Shipping, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
Logistics Technology: What Logistics Companies Want - and Need - Most in '23 Moderator: Eric Johnson, Senior Editor, Logistics Technology, Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence Speaker(s): TBC
OSRA-22 not designed to control freight rates: NITL The objective of OSRA-22 was never to address freight rates, but rather to provide the FMC with additional tools to better identify, prevent, and hold ocean carriers accountable for unfair or deceptive practices and behaviors, writes the executive director of the National Industrial Transportation League.
Pent-up demand to fuel project logistics volumes into 2024 Two years of pandemic-related oil and gas project delays and cutbacks in global supply due to the Russia-Ukraine war are driving demand for project logistics services in the short and long term.
Nations should have the wisdom to avert conflict over Taiwan Taipei-based shipowner Hsu Chih-Chien argues objectivity is being lost amid simmering tensions between the US and China
Navigator Holdings falls short of expectations in third quarter LPG carrier owner posts lower-than-expected profit, announces a ship sale and a terminal expansion
Carnival board appoints former US executive to replace UK business leader Sara Matthew, former chief executive of Dun & Bradstreet, joins board as former shipyard executive Sir John Parker steps down
Overseas Shipholding Group rewards largest shareholder with buyback Tampa tanker owner spends $14.3m to repurchase 5m shares from Cyrus Capital
Excelerate Energy brings in experts for advisory council Six experts from across academia, government and the military will advise the company on policy issues
Chartering talk already in play on Flex LNG vessels set for 2026 redelivery Prize offers pull in raft of questions from company followers on lively third quarter webcast but who won the stash?
Cargo owners form freight buyers alliance for zero emission shipping Competition law-compliant lobby to take shape in 2023
Fight for scarce diesel set to boost tanker rates EU must replace 1m barrels a day of refined oil products after a 5 February ban on Russian seaborne imports
Future forecasts: Clarksons' clients too pessimistic in 2022 rate guesses Annual challenge to predict following year's ClarkSea Index shows an underestimation of market strength
Future forecasts: Clarksons' clients too pessimistic in 2022 rate guesses Annual challenge to predict ClarkSea Index shows an underestimation of market strength
UN demands extension to Black Sea grain shipping deal Secretary general Antonio Guterres is 'working non-stop' to renew 120-day programme
Vitol-backed Elandra tied to new price high as it cashes in VLCCs Two tankers reportedly go to Saudi shipping giant Bahri as price assessments reach levels not seen since 2009
Idle bulker bashes into bridge in Rio de Janeiro Traffic closed after handysize drifts in strong winds
AP Moller Holding and CMA CGM invest in supply chain platform Project44 raises $80m in new funding to help it measure supply chain emissions
Braemar's James Gundy: 'I'm a believer in consolidation' Fresh from acquiring Arraco's natural gas team, CEO says more news is on the cards
Regional green rules would be more effective than 'miserable' IMO, says lobby group Lobby group analysis shows 84% of ship calls made in European Union, US and China and linking their decarbonisation efforts would have greater effect than IMO rules
Japan lifts Covid-19 ban on international cruise business Around 166 international cruise trips being lined up for early next year
UK unit to levy £1m+ fines for Russian oil price cap breaches Guidance focused on London's key finance, legal and insurance service sectors
MOL and ExxonMobil trial biofuel on LNG carrier to cut emissions Companies team up to use US energy major's long-term chartered vessel for Papua New Guinea LNG fleet
Enquiries circulating for big CO2 carrier orders, Clarksons says But broker believes many of these cannot yet be viewed as firm interest
Greece's Vafias group boosts capesize bulk carrier presence as Seanergy tied to buy Companies take advantage of a slump in dry bulk asset values as JP Morgan, H-Line and Nissen Kaiun sell
International Group reinsurance rates tipped to rise Pundits say a modest increase seems likely after a year of zero claims on the $3.1bn arrangement
Marine procurement may not be sexy but it can make ships greener, says Inchcape exec Simon Potter says marine procurement is increasingly important in cleaning up supply chains
Al Seer Marine splashes out $175m on product tankers at K Shipbuilding Tanker quartet will by LNG ready, and potentially ready for other types of alternative fuels
Pavilion Energy, Gasum and CNOOC team up to grow LNG bunkering network Companies will focus on ports in northwest Europe, Singapore and along Chinese coast
Nigeria accuses tanker of trying to ram navy vessel Lawyers for Ray Car Carriers-owned VLCC Heroic Idun deny claims that escalates three-month dispute
Germany's Ernst Russ targets younger tonnage after profits treble Tonnage provider plans fleet renewal after paying off banks
China's BYD makes car carrier debut with double PCTC newbuilding order Chinese automaker is seeking to build up to eight vessels
Twenty new ammonia carriers a year needed to meet 2030 hydrogen demand, says report Many more of the ships need to be ordered to meet potential demand for transporting green fuels that can meet 2030 climate goals
Greece's Minerva Gas scoops two LNG newbuildings from ExxonMobil Energy major's slot position at South Korean yard blurred by berth gifting from QatarEnergy's project
S&P deal flow stays strong as Braemar profit doubles in first six months London-listed broker says asset plays keeping brokers busy and tanker fixtures increasing
Sri Lanka tanker arrest case drags on long after ship was scrapped Court of Appeal turns down charterer's bid to get security deposit back in row over MR employment
John Fredriksen-controlled Flex LNG's 13-ship fleet booked up until mid-2026 Company expects fourth quarter revenue increase from lone vessel exposed to booming spot market rates
Istanbul traffic jam ties up 60 empty bulkers waiting for clearance to Ukraine More laden ships are also awaiting clearance as Ukraine accuses Russia of playing "hunger games"
Svitzer to lockout Australian harbour towage crews in escalation of dispute AP Moller-Maersk towage company said it has no other option but to respond to the action underway by the unions
Singapore shipping veteran Vijay Kamath dies from heart attack Experienced executive had lengthy career spanning BW LPG, Cleaves Securities, FSL Trust and Transport Capital
Singapore shipping veteran Vijay Kamath dead from heart attack Experienced executive had lengthy carrier spanning BW Group, FSL Trust and Transport Capital
Greece's Minerva Marine scoops two LNG newbuildings from ExxonMobil Energy major's slot position at South Korean yard blurred by berth gifting from QatarEnergy's project
Los Angeles imports keep sinking as East Coast gains more ground The head of Los Angeles' port is on a worldwide sales blitz, trying to convince shippers and carriers to come back.
Colorado Springs Airport gives investors foothold for cargo development Burrell Aviation has made a speculative investment at Colorado Springs Airport aimed at attracting air cargo companies.
Air cargo execs more nervous over consumer pullback Airlines and logistics companies realize air cargo business will be lower this year. Talk of a 2023 upturn is more based on hope than economic signals.
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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