GTI marks maiden call of Interasia Lines' Vietnam-Thailand-India service
India to create domestic maritime insurance pool with sovereign guarantee of Rs 12,980 cr.
JWR CFS resumes normal operations after fire; no injuries or casualties
DP World integrating sea, rail and road networks to maintain cargo flows and ensure supply chain resilience
Ajit Kumar Panda selected as next CMD of CONCOR
One India-flagged oil tanker crosses Strait of Hormuz; firing incident raised with Iranian Ambassador
NLDSL and Maharashtra ink MoU to strengthen state logistics; collaboration to leverage Unified Logistics Interface Platform for seamless & efficient logistics
Strategic diversification helps Indian exports navigate shipping hurdles in the Middle East
Highway upgrades urged to strengthen Kutch's logistics infrastructure
Govt overhauls DGFT panels to slash export delays
India defies oil shocks with projected 6.8-7.1 pc growth in FY27, says SBI
IMO approves new set of guidelines to aid in eliminating fraudulent registration of ships
AD Ports Group establishes alternative routes for cargo across land, rail, sea and air to mitigate supply chain disruptions
ZIM announces departure of CEO
CMA CGM strengthens its strategic footprint in Vietnam with the Gemalink expansion
Welin Lambie all-electric davit achieves OPC program test milestone Welin Lambie, a Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) company, reports that its TWPIV 5.0E all-electric, dual-point davit system has successfully completed the First Article Test milestone for the U.S. Coast Guard's Offshore Patrol
Entering the ultra-deep, Astro Offshore acquires 2021-built subsea vessel Dubai-headquartered Astro Offshore reports that it has strengthened its offshore subsea capabilities with the addition of Energy Savanah, formerly operated by Golden Energy Offshore and soon to be renamed Astro Atlas. The
C&C Marine and Repair celebrates keel laying for new hybrid escort tug quartet C&C Marine and Repair has held a keel laying ceremony at its Belle Chasse, La., shipyard, marking a major milestone in a new series of four advanced hybrid escort tugs being built
VIDEO: Saildrone unveils Spectre, its largest and fastest USV design yet Alameda, Calif.-based unmanned surface vessel specialist Saildrone has released the design of the Saildrone Spectre. The culmination of two years of intense design work, leveraging over 10 years of operational USV experience,
Everllence ammonia engine passes "huge milestone" In what Everllence is hailing as a huge milestone, the company's first ammonia-burning engine has successfully completed its Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) at licensee Hyundai Heavy Industries Engine & Machinery Division (HHI-EMD)
Edison Chouest enters strategic partnership with Anduril Industries Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) and defense technology innovator Anduril Industries have entered a strategic partnership to design and construct next-generation defense maritime vessels in the United States. Under this partnership, Anduril will
How feeder shipping became the spine of a disrupted world As Hormuz trembles and the Red Sea burns, the vessels no one watches have become the vessels no one can do without
World's largest all-electric container vessel delivered China has taken a major step in green shipping with the delivery and deployment of the world's largest fully electric container vessel, Ningyuan Diankun. The vessel, developed by Ningbo Ocean Shipping Co, has officially entered service, marking a milestone as both China's first pure electric intelligent container ship and the largest of its kind globally, with a displacement of 10,000 tons. Ningy
Port of Gothenburg awards dredging contract as Skandia Gateway project advances The Port of Gothenburg has signed a contract with Boskalis Sweden AB for blasting and dredging works forming part of the Skandia Gateway infrastructure project, valued at approximately EUR18 million. The contract was awarded following a competitive tender process involving five contractors, with Boskalis selected on the basis of its experience and competence in comparable projects. The works are
How ship registration fraud became the legal infrastructure of geopolitical volatility The IMO's first-ever registration guidelines arrive as 529 vessels are confirmed flying false flags and the Hormuz crisis has turned maritime identity into a geopolitical weapon
ZIM strike eases as takeover talks with Hapag-Lloyd continue Operations at ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. have resumed under a partial strike arrangement, with employees returning to work on a 50% work-from-home and 50% office basis. Despite the partial return, negotiations remain ongoing and tensions persist over labor terms linked to the company's planned ownership change. The agreement allows business operations and ship movements to continue wit
The strait holds, but the framework does not Iran's April 18 closure declaration validates five months of structural analysis and introduces a scenario no framework had anticipated
DP World launches carbon inset scheme at Southampton Port DP World has launched its first port-based carbon inset scheme at Port of Southampton , allowing customers to claim verified emissions reductions toward their supply chain targets. The new Container Terminal Inset Certificates convert carbon savings generated at the port into measurable credits. These savings come from initiatives such as biofuel use (including HVO), electrification, and renewabl
U.S. Navy seizes Iranian cargo vessel M/V Touska In the first major direct engagement since the implementation of the April 13 naval blockade, the USS Spruance (DDG 111) intercepted and disabled an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel, the M/V Touska, as it attempted to sail toward the port of Bandar Abbas on April 19, 2026. Interception and Standoff The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer intercepted the 900-foot vessel while it was transiti
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation reroutes Middle East cargo via Khor Fakkan Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation has revised its GS2 service in response to escalating security risks in the Middle East, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz. Service Changes The carrier will maintain its scheduled call at Sohar, Oman. However, vessels previously bound for other Middle East ports or India will now discharge cargo at Khor Fakkan Port , which is considered a more stable
Maersk Middle East update: New shipping restrictions and surcharges Maersk is closely monitoring the evolving situation in the Middle East and has introduced operational changes to protect crew, cargo, and network stability. Strait of Hormuz: Safety Measures Following security guidance, Maersk continues to avoid transits through the Strait of Hormuz . Any future passage will depend on ongoing risk assessments. Landside Operations Adjusted Maersk has expanded land
Singapore and Hamburg Port authorities sign cybersecurity MOU The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Hamburg Port Authority have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with four academic institutions to strengthen cooperation in maritime cybersecurity. The signing partners include the Singapore Institute of Technology, the Singapore University of Technology and Design, the University of Hamburg and the Hamburg University of Technology. T he MOU
Port of Klaipeda posts strong Q1 growth despite global challenges The Klaipeda State Seaport Authority reported a solid start to the year, with cargo volumes rising 9% in the first quarter. The port handled nearly 11 million tonnes, making it the only Baltic port to achieve growth during the period. Container volumes led the surge, jumping 38% year over year. Over 4 million tonnes and more than 374,000 TEUs were handled, marking the best container performance i
DP World positions multimodal corridor integration as strategic response to supply chain disruption DP World has highlighted the growing importance of integrated multimodal transport networks as global supply chains continue to reconfigure in response to geopolitical disruption, port congestion and climate-related pressures. The company is operationalising a corridor-based logistics approach that connects sea, rail and road networks to provide customers with more resilient and flexible cargo mo
Readers Speak: U.S. blockade seen as regional shipping disruption Strong consensus on regional impact The U.S. blockade targeting Iranian ports is already shaping industry expectations. In the latest Readers Speak poll, participants were asked how this measure could affect container shipping. The outcome is clear: most readers expect a major disruption at the regional level , rather than a contained or negligible effect. This reflects the immediate operational
Khorfakkan Port boosts Pakistan-UAE trade connectivity Khorfakkan Port is strengthening its role as a key trade gateway between Pakistan and the Gulf, offering fast and reliable access to UAE and regional markets. Gulftainer , through its GT Lines, operates the Khorfakkan Pakistan Express (KPX) . This dedicated service links Karachi directly to Khorfakkan with one of the fastest transit times in the market. It runs weekly, ensuring steady cargo flows
How Oman is converting geopolitical instability into permanent strategic architecture The Houthi blockade and the Hormuz crisis handed Oman an opening that few anticipated and fewer could exploit but Muscat did both
Genco swaps ageing supramaxes for modern capesize New York-listed dry bulk owner Genco Shipping & Trading is trimming older tonnage and adding a younger capesize as it continues to reshape its fleet. The company has agreed to acquire a 2019 Imabari-built, 182,000 dwt scrubber-fitted capesize, with delivery expected in June 2026. At the same time, Genco has offloaded two 2005-built supramaxes, Genco ...
Shishi Dingsheng steps into LR2 tanker segment with newbuild order China's Shishi Dingsheng Shipping is branching out from dry bulk, placing its first order for large product tankers as it looks to diversify its fleet. Clarksons is reporting the owner has contracted two 114,000 dwt LR2 newbuildings at Taizhou Kouan Shipbuilding, marking its entry into the segment. No price has been disclosed for the vessels, ...
Laskaridis adds fourth suezmax at DH Shipbuilding Greek owner Lavinia Tankers has moved to expand its crude tanker footprint, lining up a fourth suezmax newbuilding at South Korea's DH Shipbuilding. The Panos Laskaridis-led outfit is understood to have exercised an outstanding option at the yard, taking its series to four vessels. The move follows a March decision to firm up a third ...
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding adds repair and conversion arm Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is widening its footprint beyond newbuilds, setting up a dedicated ship repair and conversion arm as it looks to tap into growing demand for retrofit and green upgrades. The Singapore-listed company has established Jiangsu Yangzi Hongda Shipbuilding and Repair, a wholly owned subsidiary with registered capital of $100m. The new unit will be ...
Ammonia bunkering gains ground with new Singapore partnership Japan's Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), Singapore's Golden Island and Norway's Yara Clean Ammonia have taken a step toward bringing ammonia fuel to the world's busiest bunkering hub. The three parties have signed a non-binding term sheet to explore the joint marketing and supply of low-carbon ammonia as a marine fuel in Singapore. The move targets ...
LD Armateurs bolsters offshore fleet French owner LD Armateurs is stepping up its offshore push, acquiring a multipurpose support vessel to expand its subsea capabilities. The vessel, Siddis Mariner, acquired from Norway's OH Meling for an undisclosed price, will be renamed TVO Mariner and join the fleet of LD TravOcean, the group's subsea arm. Delivery is scheduled for summer 2026. ...
MOL lands LNG carrier charter deal with Inpex Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has tied up long-term employment for an LNG carrier newbuilding, marking its first such deal with compatriot energy player Inpex Corporation. The charter has been agreed between MOL's subsidiary MOL Encean and Inpex Shipping for the 174,000 cu m LNG carrier Harmonic Breeze, built in 2026. The vessel was recently named ...
Neptune Robotics scales up in Singapore to tackle hull fouling AI-driven hull cleaning player Neptune Robotics is ramping up its footprint in Singapore, opening a new manufacturing and R&D facility as it looks to meet rising demand for fuel efficiency and emissions cuts in shipping. The $12m investment follows a $52m Series B funding round in September 2025 and marks a step-up in the company's ...
BGN books four VLGC newbuilds in South Korea Energy trader BGN is stepping up its presence in shipping, placing a fresh order for very large gas carriers in South Korea as it builds out its LPG and LNG footprint. The company has signed for four 90,000 cu m dual-fuel VLGCs at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, with deliveries due in the second half of ...
What does good sustainability reporting look like in shipping? Rob Pearson, a director at Challenge Sustainability, has some advice for shipping. Sustainability has become a core part of how the shipping industry presents itself. But not all communication is created equal. From standalone reports to annual disclosures and website content, companies are saying more than ever. What separates them now is not volume, but ...
India sets up Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to challenge global P&I dominance India is moving to establish its own protection and indemnity (P&I) capability by creating the Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, aimed at reducing reliance on overseas insurers and strengthening maritime self-sufficiency. The new pool will provide liability cover for Indian-flagged vessels, including risks such as pollution, collisions, and crew claims-areas traditionally dominated by the Internati
Smaller carriers retreat from transpacific as rates slide Smaller containerlines are rapidly exiting the transpacific trades as weakening freight rates erode margins, according to Danish consultancy Sea-Intelligence. Fresh analysis shows that capacity offered by non-alliance carriers on the Asia-North America west coast route has dropped to a 10-year low, excluding the early pandemic period. The sharp pullback highlights how quickly independent operator
IMO moves to tighten ship registration rules amid surge in flag fraud The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has approved new guidelines aimed at improving transparency in ship registration and cracking down on the growing misuse of flags. Adopted by the IMO's Legal Committee during its 113th session in London, the measures are designed to strengthen due diligence, enhance oversight of registries and ensure the accuracy of vessel ...
Hormuz crisis intensifies The Strait of Hormuz has lurched through a dizzying sequence of openings, closures, vessel attacks and a US naval boarding in the past three days, leaving commercial shipping operators very concerned about the safety of their fleets in the region. The crisis deepened dramatically this weekend as Iran announced the strait was open, only to ...
20-year-old VLCC fetches $60.5m A 20-year-old VLCC has changed hands for just over $60m, underlining the continued strength in vintage tanker values. The Japanese-controlled, India-flagged Kasagisan (302,478 dwt, built 2006 at Mitsui) has reportedly been sold for $60.5m; no taker has been identified, but brokers point outside Korea. The deal could signal a market shift, breaking Sinokor Merchant Marine's recent ...
Rio Tinto sale headlines the dry bulk market The standout dry cargo deal of the week comes from the newcastlemax sector, where Rio Tinto's shipping arm has sold a pair of sister vessels, RTM Cartier and RTM Zheng. The 205,000 dwt pair, both built at HHIC Philippines in 2012, are reported to have been sold to Chinese buyers for a firm price of ...
Strait standoff reshapes fertiliser trade and crop economics Eight weeks of conflict in the Middle East have engineered a fertiliser crisis that threatens to reshape agricultural economics from Brazil to Southeast Asia, with roughly 24% of the global bulk fertiliser supply now effectively shut in behind the Strait of Hormuz While oil supply has dominated headlines since the conflict began, the fertiliser market ...
At least 26 Iranian shadow fleet vessels bypass US blockade While the US military says it has turned around over 20 vessels and 'completely halted' Iranian trade, Lloyd's List Intelligence...
Why shipping's cheapest alternative fuel could become its most expensive mistake Cheap biofuels are an illusion: someone, somewhere is paying the price through higher food prices, deforested lands and disruptive climate...
The week in newbuildings: Orders for 30 new ships signed across multiple sectors Ordering activity remains strong with shipowners placing orders for 30 vessels in the past week spanning the boxship, dry cargo...
Chinese private shipping sector to play bigger role amid global volatility, says Wah Kwong's Hing Chao As trade uncertainty mounts, China's private shipping lines can team up with each other and state-owned players to secure maritime...
Middle East port update: Monday, April 20 In Bahrain, vessel operations remain limited due to the current situation. BAPCO operations remain suspended
US extends Russian oil waiver The waiver applies to vessels already sanctioned under the Russian programme in a bid to ease supply shocks created by...
Capital discipline makes ship financers optimistic despite Hormuz crisis Volatility from the Strait of Hormuz crisis has kept ship financiers on alert, but disciplined balance sheet management and strong...
The Week in Charts: Iran-linked vessels continue to transit Hormuz despite US blockade | US claims right to seize Iran-linked vessels anywhere beyond neutral waters Lloyd's List's weekly showing of the data and figures behind our news, analysis and markets coverage
Mounting geopolitical flashpoints deepen shipping risks and endanger long-term crew supply As Singapore Maritime Week begins amid deep geopolitical uncertainty, shipping will need to adapt to rising volatility, with crises in...
The Daily View: What happens in Hormuz does not stay in Hormuz
Daily Briefing Hormuz traffic halts again as shots fired and Iran claims 'strict control' | Iranian tankers pivot and pause voyages amid...
US seizes Iranian boxship for breaching blockade Tehran has denounced the US seizure of an Iran-flagged boxship as 'armed maritime piracy', with its military headquarters promising a...
Freight returning to US LTL market as pricing, fuel costs climb higher The less-than-truckload market is stabilizing, with opportunities for higher prices and profits in the second quarter, but the long-term outlook is still clouded by tariffs and geopolitical conflict.
Surge in global wind energy capacity growth to propel MPV volumes Some 320 gigawatts of new wind capacity are expected to be added worldwide between 2026 and 2030, comprising about 200 GW of onshore capacity and 123 GW offshore, according to a new report.
US toymakers absorbing tariff costs, importing less to preserve sales Higher tariffs prompted importers to shift some manufacturing out of China last year, but other markets simply don't have the expertise and capacity to wrest much more volume away from the still-dominant source for toys.
Scorpio Tankers reaps $300m gross proceeds from sale of six product tankers Monaco-based shipowner nears $800m in net cash position through sales of older tonnnage at strong prices
Baltic Exchange asks tanker players whether Gulf benchmarks should be suspended Market participants have complained of how to accurately price voyages from the Gulf in the absence of physical fixtures
US laker operators' body asks Trump's trade chief for fees on foreign-built ships Trade group targets Canadian rivals' foreign-built ships on Great Lakes
Capital Tankers given 'buy' rating as Pareto sees 'extreme cash flows' for crude carriers Most-discounted tanker stock has 35% upside
Genco Shipping chalks up three deals amid preparations for proxy fight New York owner buys modern scrubber-fitted cape while disposing of two supramaxes
NYK teams with Yara on ammonia bunkering in Singapore Supplier Golden Island is also brought into alliance, exploring new market
Clarksons charity boosts children's cancer care in London Grant will boost chemotherapy production at Great Ormond Street Hospital
Ardmore Shipping linked to sale-and-purchase deal as values keep creeping up MR acquired from Frontline in 2016 is said to have been sold
Jeff Woyda explains why Clarksons' charitable work is more important than ever Chair of The Clarkson Foundation says donations are getting harder to come by
China rebukes US for 'forced interception' of Iranian ship Container vessel called last in Shenzhen before it was disabled and boarded by US troops
Strait of Hormuz closure opens up new frontiers for US oil shipments Earnings in the region remain strong as US bumps up against theoretical export limit
Petrobras shipping arm inks LPG newbuildings in China Transpetro has ordered three 10,000-cbm ships for around $165m
Middle East crude shipment using Red Sea detour goes to South Korea But almost 180 Korean seafarers remain stranded due to the Strait of Hormuz closure
Greek shipowners playing 'outsized' role in newbuilding surge, broker says A busy quarter for shipyard contracting as tanker orders dominate
Rio Tinto inks deal to charter methanol-ready bulker newbuildings Mining giant says move is part of future-proofing the fleet
'No such thing as a strategy,' shipping leaders warn as conflicts rewrite rules ICS and American P&I Club warn of harsher geopolitical fragmentation
Capital Tankers given 'buy' rating as Pareto sees 'extreme cashflows' for crude carriers Most discounted tanker stock has 35% upside
MOL strikes firm price for veteran VLCC in rare secondhand deal Japanese owner said to be banking $60m for vessel built in 2006
Money markets 'open' despite Gulf turmoil as shipping taps funding Equity, bond and bank funding remain available, says panel
Prepare for a bust as good times end, warns shipping veteran Stopford Market fundamentals and energy security risks could be pushing shipping into a market downturn
Dynacom tanker transfers Gulf oil to VLCC as Japan races to fill supply gap Eneos Ocean Corp tanker said to be taking part-cargo to refinery in Kiire
First ammonia dual-fuel engine for Eastern Pacific VLAC passes key test Pioneering newbuilding due for delivery from October
Greek tanker involved in pioneering attempt to beat Strait of Hormuz shut-in Tsakos Energy Navigation aframax tanker loads oil trucked overland from Iraq to Syria
India plans state-backed rival to Western-dominated P&I clubs Officials accelerated plans for the scheme after G7 sanctions affected subcontinent's oil imports
Indian refiner knocks back Iranian cargoes on two VLCCs as US waiver ends Reliance refuses to buy Iranian oil ahead of Sunday expiry
Shipping stocks slide as investors digest US attack on Iranian ship near Strait of Hormuz Frontline, Hafnia and CMB.Tech shares drop
One killed as Ukrainian attack causes blaze at Russian Black Sea port Tuapse terminal came under second assault in four days
Shipping stocks rally on Hormuz easing and Trump tipping deal 'in a day or two' Crude tanker owners show biggest gains on day and week as US markets stage relief rally
Shipping insists on crew safety and freedom of navigation guarantees if Strait of Hormuz reopens Safety of ships and seafarers in the waterway needs to be assured, shipping bodies say
James Marshall: Berge Bulk hits pause on new ship ordering despite bullish outlook CEO says there are enough large bulkers on order to cover projected long-term cargo growth
Dynacom tanker sails through Strait of Hormuz with AIS off Greek owner continues to trade in Middle East Gulf no matter what the state of play
Closed-door IMO meeting this week will help give clarity ahead of the net-zero debate Role of LNG and bio-LNG must be part of the discussion, argues Shell Asia boss
Only the market can limit autonomous disruption, says ST Engineering marine chief Singapore shipyard group says hybrid adoption dominates as regulation slows full deployment
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding expands into ship repair and conversion Singapore-listed shipbuilder is injecting $100m into Jiangsu Yangzi Hongda Shipbuilding
Iran lays down the law on Hormuz with fees and ship checks until war ends Tehran's top security body demands the US lift its blockade and envisages strict traffic terms until war ends
Iran draws new shipping corridor near Hormuz islands Revolutionary Guards require approval for passage through newly designated waters
Astro Offshore goes ultra-deepwater with Golden Energy vessel buy The 97m-loa multipurpose support vessel will go on long-term charter to Oceaneering International
The only thing that can limit autonomous disruption is the market, says ST Engineering marine chief Singapore shipyard group says hybrid adoption dominates as regulation slows full deployment
US fires on and seizes Iranian ship attempting to breach blockade, Trump says US Navy blows a hole in vessel during operation, president claims
Trimble roundtable focuses on supply chain resilience A growing trend in logistics is no longer about preventing disruptions. The new focus is recovering from disruptions faster than competitors. That was the central message from Trimble Transportation and Logistics executives during a virtual roundtable. In the presentation, company leaders outlined how their expanding carrier-shipper network is helping transform supply chains from reactive to proa
Carrier shutters New Jersey hub, cuts over 175 jobs Freight transportation provider Alan Ritchey Inc. is closing a logistics facility in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and laying off nearly 200 workers, marking the company's second major workforce reduction this year tied to lost U.S. Postal Service business. According to a WARN notice filed with state labor officials, the Valley View, Texas-based company will terminate 176 employees at its Phillipsbur
Application process opens for federal CRISI rail grants Applications are now being accepted for $2.04 billion in Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grants for the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Monday. Applications are due no later than 11:59 p.m. on June 22, 2026. The Federal Railroad Administration's CRISI grant program has become a significant source of funding for infrastru
After CBS report, C.H. Robinson seeks to deflect safety responsibility to FMCSA After arguing the issue of broker liability before the highest court in the land, C.H. Robinson on Sunday found itself facing a new battle, this time in the court of public opinion. A CBS News report that focused in part on the issue of "chameleon carriers," which the network had covered a few days earlier on 60 Minutes , reported on the role of freight brokers keeping chameleon carriers on the r
Australia Post offers eBay sellers in-store printing of shipping labels Australia Post and eBay have teamed up to make it easier for Australians to sell online, launching a new 'Print in Store' capability that allows eBay sellers to print shipping labels at participating post offices using a QR code, at no additional cost. Designed to make sending simpler, faster and more convenient, the new capability gives sellers a free and flexible way to create and print labels
Trump administration launches $166B CAPE system for tariff refunds U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) activated the first phase of the Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries (CAPE) tool on Monday. Integrated into the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Secure Data Portal, the CAPE system is designed to streamline the massive undertaking of refunding billions in duties and interest to the trade community. The launch of CAPE follows a landm
FMC Chief: Ocean carriers knew war could increase fuel prices WASHINGTON - U.S. shipping regulators are throwing gas against carriers looking to cover rapidly increasing fuel costs. The Federal Maritime Commission has again rejected a request by Maersk to waive the 30-day waiting period for implementing emergency fuel surcharges. It was the third time since the start of the Iran war that the Danish carrier (OTYC: AMKBY ) has seen its request for special per
Home Depot acquires warehouse automation firm to speed fulfillment Home Depot has acquired SIMPL Automation to improve fulfillment operations at its distribution centers. SIMPL, based in Waltham, Massachusetts, uses advanced engineering and AI technology to help warehouses operate faster and more efficiently, the home improvement retailer said in a news release on Wednesday. Home Depot ( NYSE: HD ) said SIMPL's automation will advance its strategy of same-day an
National Airlines' 1st 777 cargo jet to make debut in May All-cargo charter operator National Airlines will place its first Boeing 777-200 freighter aircraft into service in early May, said Alan White, chief growth officer for parent company National Air Cargo said in an email exchange. The company anticipates Boeing to deliver its second 777-200 in the final week of May, added Caterina Alf, global director of business development. National Airlines exe
Is cargo theft costing $60 billion annually? What that number actually represents Last week on What The Truck?!? , Malcolm Harris discussed a stat that has been making its way around the industry, putting cargo theft and freight fraud at just 0.0036% of freight. The message behind that number is simple. It makes the issue feel small, controlled, and unlikely to impact most brokers or carriers in a meaningful way. It suggests this is more noise than real risk. That conclusion o
Green light for Strait of Hormuz shipping could take six months after war's end It could take six months or longer for ships to be cleared for transit through the Strait of Hormuz, even after the Iran war is over. That's because Iran has mined the narrow waterway that guards the entrance to the Persian Gulf. In 1991 it took the United States six months to recover 1,300 mines after the Iraq war - a task that led to the destruction of two American warships, a source with knowl
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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