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Air cargo operators could face CORSIA compliance costs sooner than passenger airlines due to exceeding 2019 emissions baselines

Product tanker rates are rising sharply, influenced by geopolitical risks and supply chain disruptions affecting clean product transport

Container shipping rates from East Asia to the US are rising due to strong demand and weather-related port congestion in Asia.

Ethanol is gaining traction as a viable marine fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, moving from niche discussions to global…

Rotterdam reported a significant increase in B100 biofuel bunkering in early 2026, boosting its share of port biofuel samples

Drewry's Intra-Asia Container Index climbed 6% to $1,491 per 40ft container, reaching a new record for the fifth week.

China's LNG carrier orders are rebounding, increasing competition with South Korea in the shipbuilding sector.

Chinese shipyards are increasingly dominating the PCTC newbuild market, attracting significant orders from European shipping companies.

An IMO forum in Singapore emphasized the need for better spill response preparedness as shipping adopts alternative fuels.

China will acquire a minimum of 10 million metric tons of US coal annually in 2027 and 2028 as trade cooperation expands

Port of Antwerp-Bruges will host its second Autonomous Summit, highlighting the practical application of autonomous technologies.

A temporary 500 MW transformer in Rotterdam's Europoort will boost electricity grid capacity, alleviating congestion

Australia's strong wheat crop could capture additional Asian demand due to prolonged Black Sea export disruptions

New logistical bottlenecks are emerging in the Western Hemisphere's energy trade, affecting supply chain efficiency

Russia states it will only lift its diesel export ban if international sanctions on its diesel imports are removed

The FBX index fell 2.3% this week due to weaker Asia-Europe rates, contrasting with a firmer Transpacific market.

A meeting in Athens focused on improving seafarer welfare and addressing maritime challenges for Indian nationals

Port of Antwerp-Bruges will commence a major renovation of Hansa Dock quays 231 and 239 in September 2026

Oil prices dropped after reports indicated potential U.S.-Iran talks on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran awaits a US response to its Strait of Hormuz peace plan, despite reports of the Trump administration's rejection

Narcotics were found concealed in a reefer container's inspection hatches at a Rotterdam Maasvlakte control location.

Israel has revoked the diplomatic status of Dutch embassy staff in Ramallah due to a Dutch import ban on goods.

The Merwedebrug on the A27 reopened early after maintenance, but truck restrictions remain in place.

Etihad Rail and AD Ports Group have launched a new freight rail service linking Abu Dhabi's industrial zone with Fujairah port

Propane is seeing increased adoption as a marine fuel and for port operations, signaling a shift towards alternative energy.

Low water levels on the Rhine River are forcing shipping and logistics companies to adapt operations and invest in specialized vessels

Russia indicates it could quickly restart most of its Black Sea and Sea of Azov grain terminal capacity if attacks stop

Europe's escalating marine heatwaves are profoundly affecting fishing industries and marine ecosystems, disrupting fish stocks and habitats

MSC's TIL is set to develop Dunkirk's second deep-water terminal, adding 2 million TEU annual capacity by 2029.

High-value cargo thefts and identity fraud are increasing, pressuring freight brokers to strengthen carrier vetting practices