As the fragile peace deal in Gaza holds, the shipping industry’s thoughts have once again turned to the possibility of safe passage through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal. The local situation in the Bab el-Mandab Strait remains very volatile, as this weekend the LPG tanker Falcon suffered an explosion that led to 24…
Export companies often face the challenge of providing 24/7 support to a global audience. But meeting this request should not disrupt regular workflow. Read also: Trade compliance in 2025: What global exporters need to know By blending technology with smart planning, you can stay responsive around the clock without the need for after-hours shifts. Tools…
“To better meet customer needs, we wanted a fleet management platform to enhance on-time performance, improve service in case of returns or customer concerns, and advance sustainability goals by reducing carbon emissions,” Luis Mora, a director at Grupo Petrópolis, explained in a July statement describing the project. “The Descartes solution gives us a new level…
Brazilian exports to Europe appear to be shifting to Morocco as the frequency of warehousing increases, offering a potential “double win” for shippers, saving not only storage fees, but also reducing their environmental costs. Speaking on the sidelines of an event held on the occasion of… To read this article you need to subscribe. Help…
Thursday, October 30, 20252:00 PM EST/11:00 AM PTRegister now As the competitive landscape changes, operators must ask themselves what factors can scale efficiently while maintaining operations flexibility. Meeting today’s challenges means more than just adopting technology; It requires integrating automation and software in a way that enhances efficiency and supports the workforce. joins Brian Johnson,…
DP World, the global terminal operator, has teamed up with Singapore-based regional carrier, Summit Shipping, to launch a new service between Dubai and the port of Berbera in Somaliland. Deploying two 713 TEU feeder vessels, the YDS service commences in nine days at Dubai-Aden-Djibouti-Berbera, and is now… To read this article you need to subscribe….
As of now, a recession does not appear imminent, but it is clear that U.S. business momentum is slowing, and economic uncertainty continues to rise heading into the fourth quarter, according to a monthly report from ITS Logistics. The assessment comes as industry professionals prepare for the start of the domestic logistics peak season, further…
The dust is just beginning to settle in Europe’s ports after last week’s strikes, but the turmoil is far from over. Host Charlotte Goldstone takes you through the ripple effects in Antwerp, Bruges and Rotterdam, before moving on to the biggest story of the week: the tense MEPC84 meeting where the IMO’s net zero framework…
Nearly half of respondents (44%) said they paid higher prices for inventory as a result of the tariffs but did not change their purchasing levels. Meanwhile, 19% chose to reduce inventory purchases in order to manage costs associated with higher tariffs. With changing trade policies and rising tariffs, it is perhaps not surprising that the…
@stuart marshall News that another freight operator has signed up to serve Glasgow Prestwick (PIK) represents another breakthrough in the UK’s changing air freight landscape. Yesterday, Beijing Capital Airlines, which operates a Jiangxi Cargo Airlines A330-200P2F, landed in Glasgow from Zhengzhou, the first of a four-times-weekly service. Incoming shipments are… To read this article you…