Brazilian Soybean Prices Soar Despite Record Harvest Amid Strong Demand
Brazil's record soybean harvest in 2025-26 has not led to lower prices, which are at multiyear highs due to strong export demand
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Brazil's record soybean harvest in 2025-26 has not led to lower prices, which are at multiyear highs due to strong export demand
Oil prices climbed after US strikes on Iran and a significant drop in US crude stockpiles, pushing Brent futures above $93.
US crude oil inventories fell by 7.2 million barrels last week, the lowest level since 2018, due to higher refinery processing and exports

Kalmar and APM Terminals have partnered to co-develop the Kalmar One automation platform, integrating terminal expertise.

Seatrium Offshore Renewable Services has begun constructing a new UK hub for offshore wind operations

Van Der Mierden Transport acquired an exclusive DAF Electric Race Truck for milk collection, driven by an 87-year-old.
Curoil is actively exploring additional bunkering opportunities across the Caribbean for its Frontera tanker, which currently serves…

Dutch customs seized 20 kg of cocaine in a container at the Port of Rotterdam, en route from the Dominican Republic to Hamburg.

Egypt's cabinet confirmed a drone strike caused a fire on two gas vessels at Damietta port, indicating an attack.

Karachi Port maintained breakbulk cement discharge operations through monsoon rains, highlighting operational resilience.

OBB Rail Cargo Group has introduced a new direct rail freight service connecting Budapest, Hungary, and Belgrade, Serbia
Savannah's cargo volumes increased in June, bringing FY2026 close to last year's record, driven by infrastructure investments.

Suez Canal revenues have sharply declined due to persistent Red Sea shipping disruptions and Houthi threats to global trade.

Subsea 7 reported a 94% rise in Q2 profit to $254 million, with the CEO increasing 2026 margin guidance.
Seaspan Energy has successfully completed its 150th ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation in under two years.

A QatarEnergy LNG tanker has successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz for the first time in several weeks.

POSH has secured new charters for three vessels after their successful deployment in non-traditional offshore support roles

An 11,400-tonne offshore substation built in Vietnam has shipped to Taiwan for the Fengmiao wind farm project

Terminal Italia, part of FS Logistix, will manage the new Orte Intermodal Terminal near Rome, boosting rail freight capacity

SAL Saudi Logistics Services has launched operations in China, establishing offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou with TAM Group's support

BÄKO Süd-West has deployed Germany's first fully electric refrigerated trucks, combining Mercedes-Benz eActros with ECOOLTEC units

GB Railfreight has commenced commercial operations with its inaugural Stadler Class 99 electro-diesel locomotive in the UK

The Philippine Department of Energy has issued a revised timeline for its offshore wind auction, with bidding slated for December 2026
AI and advanced tracking are used to detect and monitor the "dark fleet" of vessels concealing their identities
Gwadar Port achieved a transhipment milestone but faces ongoing challenges in attracting consistent liner services.

The trucking sector faces significant changes with rising spot capacity rates driven by supply pressures and a tight driver market.

Q2 earnings reports from major carriers reveal a tight freight market with rising rates, driven more by capacity than demand.

Knight-Swift's Q2 earnings surpassed expectations, driven by a surge in truckload rates, signaling a major market shift

A logistics expert questions the specific commitments in recent rail merger applications to divert truckload freight.

North American Class 1 railroads show strong Q2 earnings, leading to revised guidance and new strategic deals.
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