Flexport: Ocean rates continue to tumble, demand remained weak
Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) demand and rates continue their downward trend for November, according to the latest... 
Maersk inks deal to accelerate green marine fuels production
A.P. Moller - Maersk (Maersk) has entered a green methanol partnership with U.S.-based project developer Carbon Sink...
China is becoming one of Africa’s biggest trading partners, making huge investments in the continent.
Key players in the shipping and aviation industry have set their sights on further expanding
Qatar Airways Cargo boosts winter schedule to meet growing demand
Qatar Airways Cargo announced that it has further boosted its growing network, with increased flight frequencies to...
UPS completes acquisition of healthcare logistics Bomi Group
UPS has announced the closing of its acquisition of Bomi Group, a multi-national healthcare logistics provider, for an...
FedEx says sustainability a key consideration in e-commerce purchasing
Consumers are increasingly placing importance on sustainability in their purchasing decisions according to new research...
South Carolina Ports reports record number of containers in October
South Carolina Ports handled a record number of containers in October, marking its third busiest month in port history....
United to invest up to US$37.5M in biofuel refinery
United Airlines has become the first airline in the United States to invest in a biofuel refinery. In a statement,...
Port of Hamburg expects market to remain volatile through end-2022
Port of Hamburg expects the market to "remain volatile" for the rest of the year as challenges con...
Beijing Daxing International Airport – “the starfish” – shown under construction in October 2018, is expected to one day become the world’s busiest airport.
China has recently opened the massive Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) which is expected
China has dropped bans on North American pork, beef and poultry, at least in part to cope with an ongoing African Swine Fever epidemic there.
Canadian producers of beef and pork had cause to celebrate in the early days of this month when
Container lines in the trans-Pacific arena are sailing into a gloomy festive season, heading for the first full-year contraction of traffic since the financial crisis of 2009.
Container lines in the trans-Pacific arena are sailing into a gloomy festive season. After a slump
