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Evergreen has ordered five new 24,000 TEU LNG-powered containerships from Guangzhou Shipyard International

New Zealand will invest NZ$1.6 billion in drones and naval upgrades to bolster maritime security

US Central Command stated that its naval forces have rerouted 100 commercial ships during a six-week blockade of Iranian ports

A US Supreme Court ruling allows state-level negligent hiring claims against freight brokers, impacting the truckload sector

Captain John Murray, CEO of the Canaveral Port Authority, was inducted into the International Maritime Hall of Fame

Konecranes unveiled its new modular Generation D lift truck platform, featuring diesel and electric reach stackers.

FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs recently clarified the administration's policy approach and its impact on the freight market

Kevin Oakey, former CFO of the Port of Aberdeen, was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award in finance

Hapag-Lloyd will adjust its inland fuel floater for Italian services starting June 1, 2026, due to volatile diesel prices

A signal malfunction at Schiphol Airport has caused reduced train services, affecting passenger and cargo transit.

Gainesville Inland Port is now operational, offering daily rail service connecting Northeast Georgia to the Port of Savannah

Hellmann New Zealand successfully moved 90 tonnes of chilled meat to the UAE via a dedicated Boeing 747 charter

A new kilometer levy in the Netherlands could significantly disrupt the transport sector, according to Nedcargo's founder

Euroseas Ltd. reported record adjusted earnings per share for Q1 2026 and acquired another product tanker

A presidential message on National Maritime Day highlighted the vital role of the U.S. maritime industry for national security and trade

Phillips Connect names Mark Wallin president and general manager to lead growth in smart trailer technology and autonomous freight

China's soybean imports rebounded strongly in early 2026, increasing demand for dry bulk shipping.

A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to the largest global energy supply shock in decades

Coupa has acquired Tonkean, a workflow automation platform, to enhance its AI capabilities in procurement and supply chain.

Battery-electric, cabless Class 8 autonomous vehicles are deemed the most cost-efficient for short-haul freight

GAF is implementing AI-powered analytics to automate workflows, optimize inventory, and model disruptions within its supply chain

ProRail faces a €2.75 million fine from the Dutch Ministry for exceeding acceptable rail disruption limits in 2025

Intermodal rail freight in the eastern US is rebounding due to higher fuel costs, reliable service, and increased trucking rates

Meeting IMO emissions targets necessitates transparent data and measurable actions from the maritime industry

CMA CGM's Q1 net profit declined significantly due to Middle East tensions, rising oil costs, and higher operating expenses

Black carbon emissions from Arctic shipping are increasing faster than current regulatory frameworks can address

Polish shipowners have joined the International Chamber of Shipping as Poland expands its Baltic Sea port capacity and offshore wind…

A rail industry group criticizes new surface transportation legislation for favoring heavier trucks and imposing expensive safety mandates

Crude oil tanker operator Frontline reported its strongest quarterly earnings in 20 years, driven by Red Sea disruptions

Iran's new map claiming control over the Strait of Hormuz is worsening conditions for stranded seafarers in the Gulf