DP World hits 100M TEU capacity across its network
DP World has reached a significant milestone by exceeding 100 million TEUs in container handling capacity across its... 
Tam Group becomes GSSA for China Cargo Airlines in the Philippines
Tam Group has been appointed as the General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) for China Cargo Airlines in the Philippines....
The Port of Rotterdam believes global trade is on the upswing. With increasing volumes at Europe’s
IMO sets seafarers, security and decarbonisation as top agenda in 2025
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has identified seafarers, security, and decarbonization as its top agenda...
Emirates SkyCargo adds Copenhagen to its dedicated freighter network
Emirates SkyCargo, the cargo division of the world's largest international airline, has deployed a dedicated we...
Global shipping schedule reliability showed marked improvement in November
Global shipping schedule reliability showed marked improvement in November, recording a 4.1 percentage increase to...
Mexico's new tariffs could create a “nightmare scenario” for importers
Mexico's new tariffs on low-cost imports into the country, which are widely seen to impact Asian players,...
Hawaiian Air Cargo, Alaska Air Cargo start combining locations
Hawaiian Air Cargo and Alaska Air Cargo are continuing to co-locate operations in January — announcing new combined...
Yang Ming announces 2025 Trans-Atlantic services
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation (Yang Ming) has announced its 2025 Trans-Atlantic services, effective February...
Etihad Cargo is expecting a busier-than-usual peak season, with volume already outpacing last year’s. Etihad is also working with its partners, such as SF Airlines, to provide additional capacity.
Etihad Cargo is anticipating a busier peak season, with current volume already outpacing last
Slowing global trade has caught up with the warehousing sector, pushing vacancy rates to levels not seen since the Covid pandemic.
When rates for ocean, air and road transport sank in 2023, the warehousing market remained buoyant.
Singapore emerged once again as the world's top maritime centre in the 2024 Xinhua-Ba
