
US Coast Guard Seeks Bids for New Homeland Security Cutter-Light Vessels
The U.S. Coast Guard has released an RFP for the design and production of seven new Homeland Security Cutter-Light vessels.
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The U.S. Coast Guard has released an RFP for the design and production of seven new Homeland Security Cutter-Light vessels.

EPA diesel emission regulations are still active, posing a national security risk to US military logistics and freight movement

A First Nation is legally challenging federal approvals for a Vancouver port dredging project linked to oil tanker expansion.

Fincantieri delivered its 76th vessel to Carnival while starting construction on a new cruise ship

Container spot rates on transpacific and Asia-Europe routes saw moderate increases this week due to firm demand.

MacGregor is advancing autonomous cargo systems within the EU-funded SEAMLESS Project, testing smart planning and robotic cranes.

New guidelines from the Maritime Technologies Forum will help companies develop safety systems for methanol-fueled ships

Kevin Price has been named president of the Georgia Ports Authority, overseeing a $4.5 billion expansion.

The US administration will not immediately impose tariffs on aircraft and jet parts, opting for negotiations with trade partners
The COA asserts Den Haag cannot unilaterally cancel the agreement for the planned asylum seeker reception center.

East Midlands Airport saw a 14% increase in air cargo volumes, with more flights anticipated soon

Boluda Corporación Marítima has opened its Northern European headquarters in Rotterdam, consolidating regional operations

The Dutch government seeks new legal powers to combat the Russian 'shadow fleet' transporting sanctioned oil.

Permitting delays are impacting $121 billion in US energy projects, affecting investment and equipment flows for project cargo.

A truck spilled hundreds of liters of liquid on the A59 near Waalwijk, forcing the closure of an on-ramp.
Ongoing global disruptions have fundamentally reshaped container shipping trade patterns and port connectivity, driving significant changes.

Berg Propulsion will provide propulsion systems for six new multi-purpose dry cargo vessels for Carisbrooke Shipping
NatPower Marine has acquired Aqua superPower's charging network to expand electric vessel charging infrastructure.

CMA CGM has deployed the 24,212 TEU 'Notre Dame' on its Asia-Europe service to boost efficiency and reduce emissions
Hutchison Ports has partnered with Midea and TCL to advance green shipping and digital supply chain optimization at Yantian terminals.

South Korea dispatches icebreaker Araon for its 17th Arctic expedition to assess future shipping route potential

French Bee and Globe Air Cargo Canada extended their GSSA agreement for three years, securing a direct Montreal-Paris-Orly air cargo link.

Stadler's EURO6000 electric locomotive is now approved for operation in Belgium, connecting Spain to North Sea ports.

Chapman Freeborn is supporting Air Zimbabwe's planned direct flights between Harare and London Gatwick, boosting perishables exports

Fincantieri has partnered with Croatian shipyards Brodotrogir Cruise and Iskra Shipyard for a naval corvette program

A Dutch court assigned 80% liability to a dairy transport firm for a train collision at an unguarded railway crossing.

Autonomous trucking in Texas is seen as a key risk management solution for the freight industry's driver shortage

Quehenberger Logistics and Geis Group secured a deal with MAN for up to 350 new trucks, with deliveries by March 2028

UK port and logistics firm PD Ports has appointed Paul Foreman, its current COO, as the new CEO, replacing Frans Calje.
VTTI Dalian has loaded its first large-scale green methanol cargo, intended for marine fuel in Shanghai
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