ONE expands Israel service to meet growing demand
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced an Israel Express (ILX), a new weekly Israel shuttle service, connecting... 
Port of LA sees softer global trade in Q1 as it reports cargo volumes decline in January
The Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) reported another month of softer cargo volumes in January, driven by combined...
Shipping companies are expanding their intra-Asia operations to support the increasing demand within the region, boosted by e-commerce growth and moves to diversify production out of China.
Shipping companies are expanding their intra-Asia operations to support the increasing demand
DHL Express steps-up decarbonisation efforts with launch of GoGreen Plus
DHL Express announced that it recently launched a "GoGreen Plus" offering — becoming the first global...
Airbus decarbonisation targets validated by the SBTi
Airbus said it had received the approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its greenhouse gas...
OOCL welcomes its first 24,188 TEU vessel “OOCL Spain”
Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL) announced that it recently welcomed its first 24,188 TEU mega vessel to its...
Port of Savannah records volume drop in January but export numbers up
Port of Savannah reported a cargo volume decline in January as demand continued to soften, although it cited exports as...
Increased cargo volume seen on China's land-sea trade corridor in January
The volume of freight transport via China's New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor cross-border highways...
Capacity remains open on most lanes while air demand out of Asia remains low
Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) ocean capacity remains open and available post-Lunar New Year (LNY), according to the...
Aviation regulators around the world have moved to extend the suspension of rules governing the use of airport slots through the winter season as the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact airline operations.
Aviation regulators around the world have moved to extend the suspension of rules governing the use
At the start of October, Britain and the EU had not yet agreed upon a new trade deal, suggesting exit without a trade deal – a hard Brexit – was likely. This will disrupt some parts of the supply chain, but not likely Asian traffic, including traffic from DP World’s London Gateway, above.
Despite rising concerns about disruption as Britain looks increasingly likely to crash out of the
On September 15, 2020, the CMA CGM Brazil arrived at the Virginia International Gateway in Norfolk as part of a tour of the east coasts of the United States and Canada.
In mid-September 2020, the 15,072 TEU CMA CGM Brazil made her way down the Canadian and US east
