
Port of Oakland Reports Export Volume Exceeding Imports in April
Oakland's port maintained steady cargo volumes in April year-over-year, with exports surpassing imports despite fewer vessel arrivals
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Oakland's port maintained steady cargo volumes in April year-over-year, with exports surpassing imports despite fewer vessel arrivals

Ongoing shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are rapidly depleting global oil inventories, according to a joint warning

Canada is developing legislation to bolster supply chain resilience, invest in ports, and curb freight disruptions to double non-US exports

Global container shipping schedule reliability improved in April 2026, reaching its highest point for the year at 62.4%.

A German court sided with Porsche, dismissing claims that a Taycan battery caused the Felicity Ace car carrier fire
The Palau Ship Registry clarified that the M/T JAMES II (IMO 9253909) has not been registered under its flag since May 9, 2026
Sailors' Society will attend Posidonia 2026 in Athens as a supported charity partner, reinforcing its role in seafarer welfare.
The Marshall Islands welcomed the ITLOS judgment finding Equatorial Guinea liable for the detention of the "Heroic Idun" vessel.
BW Epic Kosan is expanding its use of GIT Coatings' graphene-based hull technology after achieving 6% fuel savings
Wallem Group was honored with the RINA Maritime Diversity Award 2026 for its 'Women of Wallem' program and IMO 'Adopt a Ship' support
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) increased to 3,224 points this week, reflecting a rise in dry bulk shipping rates.
A restricted area will be established in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, for a drone performance, impacting vessel traffic.
Agora Shipbroking Corporation published its weekly report on commercial indicators for Week 22, 2026, outlining maritime market trends.

The Trump administration seeks immediate, unrestricted commercial shipping access in the Strait of Hormuz as part of a proposed Iran…
CAF has unveiled 13 EMUs for the CDG Express, launching non-stop rail services to Charles de Gaulle Airport by March 2027

Ports are increasingly adopting AI-driven systems to bolster security, improve operational efficiency, and enhance safety across their…

South Korea's container trade with major Asian economies fell 5% in April, marking the third consecutive monthly decline.

A fatal collision between a motorcycle and a car in Bergeijk, Netherlands, has resulted in a road closure

Germany's northern rail network is facing severe bottlenecks, disrupting cargo flow as peak season demand rises.

The STB has conditionally approved the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger, seeking more details before finalization.
Two small trucking companies in Idaho and Illinois have filed for bankruptcy protection due to financial struggles

Evergreen and T.S. Lines have commenced a slot swap agreement to expand their Asia-Japan service network coverage

Chevron CEO reports multiple vessel attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting persistent security risks for shipping.

About 25% of large oil tankers stranded by conflict have now navigated out of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Dutch government will discontinue employer compensation for severance payments from January 1, 2027.

Containerized imports to the Middle East dropped 64% in March, with exports falling 62% year-on-year.

Nussbaum Logistics has increased driver pay, indicating rising competition for truck drivers in the freight sector.

Hub Group's COO and CFO resigned after a $77 million accounting error; a law firm is investigating investor deception

A Xeneta report investigates how costs are distributed among supply chain stakeholders during disruptions, emphasizing the value of trust

UPS will launch time-definite heavy airfreight services between Mexico and North America, improving critical supply chain support.
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