IMO Urged to Mandate Cleaner Arctic Fuels to Reduce Black Carbon Emissions
A new report urges the IMO to mandate cleaner marine fuels in the Arctic to reduce black carbon emissions
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A new report urges the IMO to mandate cleaner marine fuels in the Arctic to reduce black carbon emissions
Nearshoring and regionalization are reshaping trade flows in Latin America as companies move production closer to consumers
South Korean marine equipment suppliers are expanding into European shipyards after strong global order growth and North American market…
On-time vessel arrivals at major Asian ports have declined since July, increasing congestion and pushing up freight rates
Busan and Liverpool have strengthened their port city relationship via a 12-day cultural exchange program and seminars.
China continues to export refined oil products despite tightening domestic supplies, according to senior refiner officials
Uganda plans to start crude oil exports to Asian markets by early 2027, with Vitol handling international sales.
China introduces new technology to process low-grade iron ore, aiming to reduce reliance on imports and affect dry bulk shipping
US crude oil inventories decreased by less than expected, signaling a potential softening in demand for crude.
Oil trading complexity, including shipping and compliance risks, is becoming structural, impacting forwarders' operations and costs

Smartphones are increasingly vital for truck drivers, streamlining tasks from route updates to delivery confirmations and client contact.
The ICS Middle East conference gathered over 470 maritime professionals to celebrate achievements and exchange knowledge.
Former Q88 executives have launched Vessel Fact, a new platform for centralizing vessel data and compliance documentation.

A truck veered off the road near the Galder interchange, with recovery operations scheduled for the evening.

Four Irish livestock transporters face fines from the Dutch NVWA for inadequate feeding of calves during long journeys.
Anders Boenaes, Senior Managing Director Network, will become Hapag-Lloyd's new COO on October 1st.

The European Commission has revived the Combined Transport Directive, focusing on intermodal freight promotion.

Motukea International Terminal in Port Moresby set a new productivity record and is preparing for new RTG cranes.

TotalEnergies reported a new oil discovery offshore Angola and expanded its exploration footprint in the region

Russia is using dark ship-to-ship transfers for Arctic oil, complicating logistics for Asian markets

Dutch exports to the US fell 25% in early 2026, causing Italy to overtake the Netherlands in trade rankings
Oman's Asyad Group is assessing the feasibility of shore power systems for vessels, starting with Duqm drydock

MSC and VM Holz are investing €170 million to build a new rail terminal in Austria for timber products
Finalists for the Crew Connect Global Awards 2026 have been announced, highlighting innovation in maritime technology and crew welfare

Sea-Intelligence analysis shows carrier alliances are specializing networks on Asia–Europe and Transpacific trades to differentiate services

The IRU backs the EU's public procurement reform, especially the move to best value, but seeks better protections for transport firms

Van Wageningen BV introduces a Volvo FM Electric grab truck for emission-free construction and infrastructure logistics.

A girl on a bicycle was hit by a truck at a Den Helder intersection, resulting in her being trapped underneath.
A pilot voiced concerns about high speed moments before an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane overran the runway in Miami.

A Dutch study found that 82% of people think they know how to avoid truck blind spots, but only 32% act safely.
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