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Crude oil prices fell as Middle East supply concerns eased, leading to a drop in China's petrochemical futures.

Ukrainian wheat exports experienced an unexpected late-season surge in 2025/26, but future prices face ongoing pressure

Seawork 2026 focused on innovation, showcasing autonomous vessels, a robust conference, and industry awards.

Charleston's new Terminal C has paused operations, attributed to low cargo volumes and high operating costs

Charleston's new Terminal C has paused operations due to low cargo volumes and high costs

FedEx Freight is targeting new business in data center infrastructure, grocery, and healthcare as it operates independently

Snap-on has acquired Diesel Laptops for $100 million, enhancing its position in heavy-duty truck repair and diagnostics.

The Splash Singapore maritime conference is set for September 24, attracting key industry leaders and tech innovators.

John Groendyke, former chairman and CEO of Groendyke Transport, has passed away at 81.

SolarDuck and MARIN secured €3.2 million from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency for offshore floating solar research

Four New World screwworm cases confirmed on a single Texas property represent the largest cluster since initial U.S. discovery

ILWU workers have initiated their first strike in decades against a major California sugar processor

IMO pauses Persian Gulf crew evacuations after a containership attack, heightening regional maritime security concerns

Canadian toll hikes on the St. Lawrence Seaway could increase shipping costs for US Great Lakes industries

Artemis Technologies has introduced the world's first fully electric hydrofoil pilot boat for zero-emission port operations

A Philadelphia man received an almost eight-year prison sentence for his role in a cargo theft ring that stole over $1.5 million in freight.

The ATA For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index decreased by 2% in May, signaling a contraction in freight volume.

The IMO is highlighting the crucial role of 1.8 million seafarers in sustaining global trade and supply chains.

Port Qasim Authority offices are closed for Ashura, while Hong Kong implements a temporary drone restricted area.

John E. Wren, a key figure in the Minnesota and national trucking industries, died on June 16 at 80

Charleston's Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal will temporarily close in August 2026 due to trade uncertainty and cost-cutting measures

Construction has commenced on the initial electric ferry for Perth's Swan River, part of a AUD 107 million expansion project.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has named a new Deputy Superintendent for the United States Merchant Marine Academy

A cargo ship's bridge was damaged by an unknown projectile off the coast of Oman, with no casualties reported

ID Logistics Benelux has started building a 53,000 sqm distribution campus in Tiel, Netherlands, slated for October 2027 completion

Jettainer and Hangyi partner to enhance ULD management in Mainland China with integrated solutions and IoT tracking

Etihad Cargo has introduced the industry's first airline-developed logistics training academy to elevate service quality and operational…

An annual event focusing on US-Mexico cross-border logistics is growing, driven by industry acquisitions and market needs.

CSX completed the $495 million Howard Street Tunnel expansion, allowing double-stacked rail at the Port of Baltimore

New EU subsidies will boost alternative fuel infrastructure, border efficiency, and digitalization for road transport.