Fortescue Achieves Record 200 Million Tonnes of Iron Ore Shipped Annually
Fortescue has achieved a new company record, shipping 200 million tonnes of iron ore in a single year.
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Fortescue has achieved a new company record, shipping 200 million tonnes of iron ore in a single year.
Copper futures are poised for a monthly loss of over 4% due to expected US Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
Iraq plans to increase crude oil production to 7 million barrels per day within three years, seeking US investment
China's manufacturing PMI saw slight growth in June, supported by strong export demand and AI spending, despite weak domestic consumption
German bunker supplier Heinrich Wegener & Sohn joined the Global Ethanol Association to advance low-carbon marine fuels.

Türkiye's TÜRASAŞ has prototyped a new rail wagon for truck trailers, with testing underway before a 100-unit rollout

VietJet is reportedly exploring a launch into Australia's domestic aviation sector, potentially commencing services during the northern…

US shippers are urging the FMC to require direct carrier notification of new ocean freight charges as container rates rise

Turkish Cargo has renewed its IATA CEIV Pharma, Fresh, and Live Animals certifications, valid until 2029
ESTA's new president plans to tackle inconsistent European regulations hindering heavy-lift and oversized cargo transport
Record heatwaves in Europe underscore the critical importance of the IMO's Net-Zero Framework for shipping emissions reduction

ECS Group is opening two new offices in Lebanon, including one at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport, starting July 1

A new logistics development in Bristol has secured £19 million in funding to expand warehousing and distribution capabilities

Venture Global secured $1.5 billion in financing for nine LNG carriers, bolstering its integrated export model.
Niconlift, a new venture by three Dutch firms, will develop innovative crane systems for heavy and oversized cargo handling.

A new kilometre-based truck toll in the Netherlands, effective July 1, will increase costs for road freight carriers.

Cargo-partner reinforces European automotive supply chains using its iLogistics Center in Dunajská Streda, Slovakia, with direct rail links.

AAL Shipping secured a top industry award for its project cargo services in China, affirming its strong market position

Co-op announced an expansion of its transport contract, signaling growth in its logistics network and distribution capabilities

Airlines face mandatory CORSIA participation, but carbon offset supply may fall short due to authorization delays and stricter rules
NAPA and Samsung Heavy Industries will collaborate on performance analysis for wind-assisted vessels and integrate voyage optimization.
The Heavy Lift Group (THLG) re-elected its executive committee during its 74th conference in The Hague, ensuring leadership continuity.

Thorpe Park Leeds has obtained planning permission for a new logistics development, set to boost regional freight infrastructure

Shell's annual report forecasts a 65% increase in global liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand by 2050, driven by Asia.

The article details the complex logistics and supply chain management behind the Wimbledon tennis championships.

Valenciaport secured a €160 million loan to advance rail services, bulk capacity, and terminal oversight after strong 2025 earnings
Mammoet has completed the second of five significant bridge replacements at Amsterdam Centraal Station, a complex heavy-lift project
Intra-Asia container shipping demand is decreasing after a recent mini-peak, according to Drewry Shipping.
Pan Ocean has ordered two new VLCCs, expanding its crude oil tanker fleet and reshaping its vessel portfolio.
The EU's AWESOME project, led by Kongsberg Maritime, aims to optimize wind-assisted propulsion systems for greener shipping
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