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BOSS Heavy Haul introduces a new rail transload service near Houston to expedite project cargo permits and reduce bridge-related…

Maersk loses second Asia-ECSA partner, leading to reduced capacity and fewer fallback options for shippers

APM Terminals Aarhus and the Port of Aalborg have launched a new intermodal rail service in Denmark to boost cargo flow.

MOL Ocean Bulk signed a 25-year contract with Vale International for iron ore transport using two tri-fuel ore carriers.

U.S. job growth significantly slowed in September with only 29,000 new positions, while unemployment edged up to 4.2%

DP World has launched a new 10,000 sq meter distribution hub in Bangkok, Thailand, targeting electronics and automotive supply chains

The European Commission is taking action against several EU countries for not complying with transport regulations.

Dutch police seized over 570 kg of illegal and homemade fireworks from a Hellevoetsluis residence, leading to one arrest.

Rotterdam's Suurhoff Bridge emergency lane remains open for Maasvlakte freight after inspections, ensuring port access.

A new material from Cooling Photonics can passively reduce shipping container internal temperatures by up to 22°C.

The European Commission has rejected a proposed US diesel export ban, fearing it would harm trade relations and trust.

Routiers Emmen, a prominent truck stop restaurant in the Netherlands, has been declared bankrupt and closed its doors

A study highlights the Port of Liverpool's underutilized rail freight potential, despite ongoing expansion efforts.

Singapore's Ship Registry marks 60 years with digital upgrades and a focus on supporting green fuel adoption

A tanker captain expertly navigated his ship away from an attack in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing regional maritime risks

The Alaska LNG project's $54 billion price tag is more than double Gulf Coast rivals, raising economic viability concerns

DOF Group has secured a letter of intent for a significant contract, valued at $50-100 million, for an I-class vessel.

Companies are diversifying supply chains with multiple suppliers and routes to reduce geopolitical and logistical disruption.

Seafarers are becoming unintended victims in Turkey's fight against organized crime, with the judicial system being slow to address their…

Stena Line is set to introduce two of its own vessels on the Rotterdam-Harwich freight connection, replacing current charters

Marijnissen Transport expanded its fleet with three used D-TEC container trailers, following a recent acquisition of Scania trucks

Höegh Autoliners connected a PCTC to shore power in Europe for the first time at Zeebrugge, Belgium.

The FMC is backing MARAD's push to revitalize the U.S. merchant marine for national security and economic benefits.

Rising air cargo demand in Central Asia, driven by infrastructure projects, creates challenges for charter operations

Singapore expects fewer low-sulfur fuel oil imports from Western markets in October due to higher freight rates impacting arbitrage

ICCT proposes a unified well-to-wake emissions standard for green shipping corridor fuels, covering production to consumption.

Alleged arms sales and military training between Houthis and Al-Shabab are increasing concerns for Red Sea shipping security

A new IMO study suggests that hybrid and electric ferries could significantly reduce emissions in Türkiye's Sea of Marmara.

Durban's Hi5 spread has widened considerably due to a surge in VLSFO prices, impacting bunker costs for carriers.

Timsah Shipbuilding, an SCA affiliate, plans a joint venture with Kenya's Tunasco for marine construction in Kenya