Sea-Intel: Vessel utilisation remains low
Global demand continues to decline, according to the latest report from Sea-Intelligence, showing that the... 
CMA CGM launches bi-weekly block-train shuttle in Turkey
CMA CGM announced that effective mid-October, it will launch a dedicated new rail service to serve Turkey&#...
Scheduled freighter capacity from Asia to North America is still up.
The charters have left, but airfreight capacity between Asia and North America is still up from a
DHL: Online shoppers in Europe are willing to pay more for green shipping
DHL said online shoppers in Europe are willing to pay more for shipping that is more sustainable, according to the...
Fleet of electric cranes operating at Port of Long Beach Terminal
Port of Long Beach announced that longshore workers have started using nine electric cranes to stack containers at one...
Research highlights need for the transport sector to collaborate, scale SAF
The World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) and CDP have assessed action towards the decarbonisation of 90 major transport...
“Container Dwell Fee” at Port of LA, Long Beach on hold through November 18
The San Pedro Bay ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will postpone anew the consideration of the “Container Dwell Fee”...
ICTSI Manila flagship bags ‘green port’ seal from APEC Port Services Network
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Port Services Network (APSN) recently recognized the Manila International...
Throughput at Port of Rotterdam hit by loss of Russia traffic, congestion
Port of Rotterdam said volumes handled at the port in the first nine months of the year were "almost...
Government spending on infrastructure has been chronically low in the Philippines (pictured) and Indonesia, and almost non-existent in Thailand, the UNESCAP reported.
Infrastructure limitations in the Asia-Pacific region hold back economic development and will be
A US$4.8 billion offer by FedEx to acquire integrator TNT would boost its position in the European express market, but would have limited impact in Asia, the Pacific and most other markets.
FedEx is attempting to close the gap that has separated it from rivals UPS and DHL through the
Zim’s board of directors have given approval for the line to launch a new Asia/USEC service during late May, using its own tonnage.
Zim Integrated Shipping Service’s board of directors have given their approval for the line to
