Ocean Network Express marks 5 years of Singapore green office
Ocean Network Express (ONE) marked its 5th anniversary at its ONE Green office in Singapore. Jeremy Nixon, ONE chief... 
Cool Chain Association adds two new members
The Cool Chain Association (CCA) has welcomed two new members to its fold: Switzerland-based Lamprecht Pharma Logistics...
The United States (US) Department of Transportation and its Federal Aviation Administration (US
Sea-Intel: Shipping lines record 81% EBIT drop in Q1 to US$7B
Sea Intelligence said ocean carriers recorded a "staggering" EBIT decline in the first quarter o...
ZIM's Levant Black Sea Express (LBX) service adds Thessaloniki call
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM) announced that its Levant — Black Sea Express (LBX) service would add a...
Norwegian Shipowner's Association calls IMO for higher decarbonisation targets
The Norwegian Shipowners Association (NSA) is urging the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to ramp up...
Qantas, Air New Zealand oppose scale, cost of Auckland Airport’s redevelopment
Qantas and Air New Zealand, the two largest customers of Auckland International Airport Limited (AIAL), have united in...
Port of Los Angeles adopts US$2B budget
The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has approved a US$2 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2023/24 annual budget for...
C.H. Robinson appoints Dave Bozeman as CEO
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. (C.H. Robinson) announced that its Board of Directors had appointed Dave Bozeman as chief...
The world's top three biggest ocean carriers have moved to temporarily halt operations to
The World Shipping Council (WSC) — the primary industry trade association representing the
Asia Pacific airlines saw cargo demand continue to show resilience in January, despite
