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Chicago Rockford International Airport is positioning itself as an efficient alternative to larger air cargo hubs in North America

Africa, long dependent on imported refined oil products, shows emerging potential to become a significant exporter.

The Capesize dry bulk market saw a mixed week, with Pacific volatility and Atlantic stability, as rates recovered on miner demand.

Asia-US container rates are mixed but face upward pressure from port congestion and steady demand, with surcharges planned.

The IMO's Net-Zero Framework targets net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, with the FMC assessing its impact on US maritime trade

Aframax tanker rates from Vancouver to China surged to an all-time high due to strong global demand and tight vessel supply.

An Iranian commercial vessel was struck near Qeshm Island, causing one fatality and four injuries, ahead of regional shipping talks

Yemen's Houthi group claims shipping through the Bab al-Mandab Strait is near normal despite intense fighting.

Port Hedland's iron ore exports rose by 5% in August 2026, totaling 46.6 million tonnes

South Korea launches a new council to promote domestic shipbuilding equipment and create jobs through industry collaboration.

COSCO Shipping has launched an 88,000-cbm LPG dual-fuel VLGC, capable of running on LPG and conventional marine fuel.

Regional diplomatic discussions are commencing in the Middle East, marking the first coordinated dialogue since the recent conflict.

Janggeum Maritime's VLCC investments are profiting from increased war risk premiums in the Strait of Hormuz.

Canada is boosting its west coast crude oil export capabilities to serve Asian demand and diversify global energy supplies

Daimler Truck will showcase new electric, hydrogen, and diesel trucks, alongside digital innovations, at IAA Transportation 2026.

Russian airstrikes on Odesa have caused further disruptions to Black Sea shipping, affecting vessel movements and cargo.

A Panama-flagged tanker caught fire after being struck by an unknown projectile near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting crew evacuation

Fleets are adopting AI to optimize load matching and network efficiency, reducing mileage, fuel use, and emissions

BODE Freight Protection B.V. has acquired INDUPAK B.V., combining their expertise in industrial and export packaging.

Diesel prices in the Netherlands have risen to 2.725 euros per liter, approaching previous record levels.

Early bird registration is now open for the second annual Shore Power Summit, focusing on sustainable port operations.

Tanker spot freight rates, especially for VLCCs, increased in August across all major routes, recovering from a prior decline.

The Baltic Exchange's dry bulk freight index fell to its lowest point in over a week, driven by weaker capesize and panamax rates

Historical port call data serves as an early indicator for shifts in global trade routes and commodity flows

Oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz are increasingly disabling AIS signals and using anti-drone defenses due to geopolitical risks

Container shipping capacity is returning to the Red Sea, while rates from China to Jeddah and Khor al Fakkan break Covid-19 records

Over two tonnes of narcotics have been seized from vessel sea chests since 2017, linking Latin America to global destinations

Delaying EU Allowance transfers until September creates financial and compliance risks for shipowners under the EU ETS.

The Indian ship recycling market remains buoyant, with prices stabilizing after a period of strong increases.

The Capesize bulk carrier "NBA Peace" was sold for $19 million to undisclosed interests.