Sea Machines names Courtney Bradbury VP of program management Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics has named Courtney Bradbury its vice president of program management. In this newly created role, he will oversee the company's management and delivery of large-scale autonomous vessel programs.
Coast Guard beats its recruiting targets for the third consecutive year The U.S. Coast Guard has surpassed its recruiting goals for the third consecutive year, bringing in its largest enlisted class in nearly four decades and continuing historic momentum to grow and strengthen
Op-Ed: Ports face rising diesel costs and tougher mandates The pressures ports face are mounting. Material handling hubs are seeing record throughput, with U.S. containerized imports reaching 2,603,709 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in August 2026-the third-highest monthly volume on record. Next
Thordon Bearings adds third production plant Responding to robust growth in all its business segments, Burlington, Ontario-based Thordon Bearings has opened a new, third manufacturing facility. The company says this third plant provides ample additional space for it
Goltens Worldwide set to be acquired by HD Hyundai Marine Solution Dubai, UAE -based Goltens Worldwide reports that it has entered into an agreement for its sale to HD Hyundai Marine Solution (HMS). The transaction is anticipated to be completed in the late
Wallenius Marine leads new wind propulsion research project Stockholm-headquartered Wallenius Marine is taking the next step forward in its long-running exploration of wind-powered shipping. It is leading a new research project that aims to build new knowledge on how vessels
Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Sea Port Authority approves strategic plans for Gioia Tauro The Management Committee of the Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Sea Port System Authority, chaired by President Paolo Piacenza, has approved two strategically significant measures addressing port labour sustainability at Gioia Tauro and the energy transition across the five-port system. The Management Committee approved an Addendum to the update of the Organic Port Plan, a document requested by th
Maersk sets Costa Rica intermodal fuel fee Maersk will introduce a Costa Rica intermodal fuel fee of 12% for import and export cargo transported by truck. The temporary adjustment applies from a Price Calculation Date of 7 October 2026 and will remain in effect until further notice. Costa Rica intermodal fuel fee details Scope Details Country Costa Rica Transport mode Truck Cargo direction Import and export Surcharge 12% Effective date 7
MSC and ONE renew Asia-South America VSA MSC and Ocean Network Express (ONE) will renew their vessel-sharing agreement on the weekly service connecting Asia with the East Coast of South America. The current three-carrier arrangement involving MSC, ONE and Hapag-Lloyd will end in its existing configuration. MSC and ONE will then jointly operate the service without Hapag-Lloyd. MSC markets the service as Ipanema, while ONE uses the East C
Global Ship Lease expands newbuilding orderbook Global Ship Lease has exercised options for two additional mid-sized containership newbuildings, expanding its orderbook to 17 vessels. The two wide-beam ships will feature ultra-high reefer capacity and latest-generation specifications. Global Ship Lease said the flexible design will support existing and anticipated future market requirements. The vessels carry a combined contract price of appro
Hellmann expands German road network with Honold acquisition Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has agreed to acquire Honold International GmbH & Co. KG, strengthening its road freight network in southern Germany. The transaction, which will take effect on 1 January 2027, covers Honold's groupage operations in Neu-Ulm. The location will become part of Hellmann's nationwide road transport network. The acquisition will increase Hellmann's locations within the Germ
Port of Savannah sets September container record The Port of Savannah handled 504,015 TEUs in September, setting a new record for the month as container volumes increased 3.7% compared with September 2025. The latest figures pushed Georgia Ports Authority's container throughput for the first quarter of its fiscal year above 1.5 million TEUs. This represents an increase of 40,560 TEUs, or 2.7%, year on year. The quarter was the second strongest
CMA CGM raises West Africa surcharges and updates Mogadishu PSS CMA CGM has announced new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) levels for shipments from China to West Africa, alongside a separate surcharge update for cargo moving from the Far East to Mogadishu, Somalia. From 22 October 2026, the carrier will apply higher PSS levels on dry and reefer cargo moving from China and its Special Administrative Regions to several West African markets. For shipments to the Cen
Germany blocks COSCO takeover of logistics firm Zippel over security concerns Germany has blocked Chinese shipping group COSCO's planned acquisition of an 80% stake in German logistics company Konrad Zippel, citing national security concerns and the need to protect critical supply chains. COSCO ups involvement in Hamburg with planned takeover of Konrad Zippel The decision, announced on 7 October, prevents the Chinese state-owned group from expanding its presence in Germany
DP World signs 15-year deal to operate Chittagong's biggest box terminal NCT l UAE-based DP World is finally getting Chittagong Port's biggest terminal, namely the New Mooring Container Terminal (NCT). On Thursday afternoon, the government of Bangladesh and DP World signed a 15-year concession deal for leasing out the terminal
Peel Ports to add one million sq ft of warehousing capacity Peel Ports Group plans to add more than one million sq ft of warehousing capacity across its UK network as demand grows for port-centric storage and logistics services. The multi-million-pound investment will initially focus on the Port of Liverpool and King George V Dock in Glasgow. At Liverpool, Peel Ports plans to develop a new 900,000 sq ft warehouse alongside upgrades to existing facilities.
CEVA Logistics restructures global operations under new leadership model CEVA Logistics is restructuring its global operating model as the company seeks to simplify decision-making, strengthen regional accountability and bring operational leadership closer to customers. The changes form part of the logistics provider's next phase of growth under CEO Patrick Moebel, who took over the role on 1 July. Under the new structure, CEVA will organise its activities around two
DNV appoints Océane King to lead Miami Cruise Center DNV has appointed Océane King as the new Head of its Miami Cruise Center, strengthening its leadership in the North American cruise market. King returns to DNV after seven years at Royal Caribbean Group, where she worked on maritime technology, fleet innovation and decarbonization initiatives. The Miami Cruise Center serves as DNV's dedicated hub for the North American cruise sector. It provides
Maersk revises Rhine low water surcharges Maersk has revised its Rhine low water surcharges as falling river levels continue to affect barge transportation across Germany and the Benelux region. The charges apply to laden containers and vary according to the water level recorded at Duisburg-Ruhrort, Kaub and Cologne. They will remain valid until further notice. Maersk warned that it cannot guarantee cargo loading when water levels fall b
NORDEN raises 2026 profit outlook on stronger markets NORDEN has raised its full-year 2026 net profit guidance following strong operational performance across its Dry Cargo and Tankers businesses. The Danish shipping company now expects net profit of between US$180 million and US$230 million, up from its previous forecast of US$140 million to US$190 million. NORDEN attributed the upgrade to solid execution, successful regional positioning and firmer
Explainer: How South Korea is capitalizing on Arctic opportunities A Busan ship manager is taking the helm of Russia's ice-class LNG tonnage and moving South Korea from building the Arctic energy fleet to operating it
Maersk sets Canada inland fuel surcharge Maersk will introduce a Canada inland fuel surcharge of 24% on eligible container drayage services from 1 November 2026. The temporary surcharge will cover both Carrier Haulage and Multi-Carrier bookings. Maersk will review the percentage monthly and may adjust it as market conditions change. Canada inland fuel surcharge scope The surcharge will apply to inland haulage between ocean terminals and
FedEx and Stripe link logistics data with SMB financing FedEx Dataworks and Stripe have announced a long-term strategic collaboration that will combine logistics data with financial infrastructure to improve access to financing for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The companies plan to use operational signals from the FedEx network alongside Stripe's financial technology. Their first joint solution is expected to launch in early 2027 and coul
Maersk updates DACH and Poland fuel fees Maersk has announced its intermodal fuel fees for inland transportation across the DACH region and Poland for the second half of October. The Maersk intermodal fuel fees will apply from 12 to 26 October 2026. Rates will increase in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, while Poland's levels will remain unchanged. Maersk intermodal fuel fees Market Transport mode Previous rate New rate Germany, Austri
Kalmar recalls Ottawa T2 terminal tractors over electrical safety issue Kalmar has issued a recall for several configurations of its Ottawa T2 terminal tractor following the identification of a potential electrical safety issue. The recall notice was filed with the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on 5 October. It covers the Ottawa T2 4x2 DOT/EPA, Ottawa T2 Off Road and Ottawa T2 6x4 DOT/EPA configurations. According to Kalmar, the power dist
Maersk lowers Nordic and Baltic fuel surcharges Maersk has lowered several Nordic and Baltic fuel surcharges for Store Door shipments, effective from a Price Calculation Date of 7 October 2026. The temporary Emergency Inland Fuel/Energy Surcharge covers Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Updated Nordic and Baltic fuel surcharges Country Previous rate New rate Denmark 14% 14% Sweden 12% 10% Norway 0% 0% Finland 7%
Hapag-Lloyd announces East Coast South America PSS Hapag-Lloyd will introduce an East Coast South America PSS on dry container shipments to destinations across the Americas. The surcharge will apply from 5 November 2026 for 30 days. It will cover long-term shipments only. East Coast South America PSS rates Equipment Surcharge 20-foot dry container US$500 per container 40-foot dry container US$1,000 per container The East Coast South America PSS w
The hidden health issue sending seafarers home Musculoskeletal problems are responsible for a significant proportion of crew repatriations, but earlier intervention could help prevent many cases from reaching that stage says Ronald Spithout, MD OneHealth by VIKAND. Working at sea is physically demanding, so aches and pains can easily be accepted as part of the job. A sore back after lifting, a ...
SPM Shipping plays the market With only a few months in gas, Dubai-based SPM Shipping, a shipowner, operator and offshore player, has now added its third VLGC, according to sources. The fast-growing owner is ambitious and moving comfortably in the largest segments in shipping, first placing money in both the cape and VLCC segments, an uncommon move for a relative ...
Seatrium bags first FSRU conversion for Excelerate Singapore shipyard group Seatrium has secured an EPCIC contract from New York-listed floating regasification specialist Excelerate Energy to convert an LNG carrier into an FSRU, with an option for a second unit. The project is Seatrium's first FSRU conversion for Excelerate. Financial terms were not disclosed. Engineering work is expected to begin in the fourth ...
Yinson Production lands $1.46bn refinancing for Agogo FPSO Singapore-based Yinson Production has priced $1.458bn of senior secured notes backed by the Agogo FPSO, marking what the company says is the largest FPSO project bond to date and the first of its kind outside Brazil. Yinson Azalea Production, which owns the Agogo FPSO, is issuing the notes, which will be used primarily to refinance ...
Rosatom folds Delo into expanding logistics platform Russia's state-owned Rosatom has completed the buyout of Delo Group founder Sergei Shishkarev's controlling stake, taking full control of one of the country's largest transport and container logistics groups. Rosatom, which previously held 49% of Delo, has acquired Shishkarev's remaining 51% and will now begin consolidating the company with its other transport holdings, including shipping ...
Almi Marine founder Evgenia Daskalopoulou dies Greek shipowner Evgenia Daskalopoulou, founder and president of dry bulk outfit Almi Marine Management, has died. Almi announced her death on Wednesday, saying she passed away surrounded by her family. Daskalopoulou was born in 1958 and founded the Athens-based company in 1992. She built Almi from a small dry bulk operation into a modern supramax ...
PIF Energy launches $2bn VLCC buying spree US energy trader PIF Energy has unveiled plans to spend $2bn acquiring up to 15 crude tankers, with purchases already underway as the company moves to secure shipping capacity through the Strait of Hormuz. The Dallas-based company, founded and led by chief executive Ben Morrow, specialises in crude oil and refined products trading, supply and ...
Tanker attack off Qatar widens Gulf shipping conflict The war on merchant shipping in the Middle East has taken a worrying geographical turn, with casualties reported aboard a tanker attacked off Qatar, hundreds of miles west of the Strait of Hormuz, while a containership has also come under fire in the Red Sea. The Antigua and Barbuda-flagged oil/chemical tanker Acers (IMO: 9301902) was ...
Berlin blocks COSCO takeover of German freight forwarder Germany has blocked COSCO Shipping's planned acquisition of an 80% stake in Hamburg freight forwarder Konrad Zippel, overriding an earlier competition clearance on national security grounds. The federal cabinet approved the prohibition on Wednesday, with the economy ministry saying the transaction would have deepened strategic dependencies and threatened the resilience of German and EU supply ...
Tamba and Fairfield form Japanese shipping joint venture Japan's Tamba Shipping and Fairfield Maritime Japan have formed a 50:50 joint venture targeting growth in chemical, product and gas tanker shipping. The new company, FT Ebisu Maritime, will be based at Fairfield Maritime Japan's Tokyo offices, which opened in September last year, and will operate as a tonnage provider offering tailored vessel solutions to ...
Monaco emerges as shipping's 'new darling' A fresh influx of shipowners and shipping capital is adding weight to an already formidable maritime cluster on the Côte d'Azur. Sam Chambers gears up for his annual trip to the principality's yacht club for the exclusive Maritime CEO Forum. Monaco's shipping community is enjoying another growth spurt, with a fresh influx of owners, investors ...
Crude tanker stocks surge to record highs as market euphoria abounds The siren call of spot rates near $1m per day for Gulf of Oman STS loadings continues to entice tonnage...
The Daily View: Europe's China port strategy is less strategy than a patchwork of national interests
Hormuz tanker attacks hit seven-month high as Iran seeks to undermine Middle East Gulf export recovery A surge in tanker attacks to the highest level since the US-Iran war began is highlighting the limits of MEG...
UK P&I Club and TT Club merger secures member backing United Transport Mutual to succeed Thomas Miller as manager
UK sanctions another 12 shadow fleet tankers Designations now take in over 600 vessels
Record Arctic boxship traffic fails to thaw opposition from big carriers Record Arctic container traffic is being driven by Chinese and South Korean operators pursuing shorter, strategically attractive routes, but major...
September ship recycling rises marginally, with old tankers dominating arrivals Expectations that the third quarter would bring a significant increase in recycling supply failed to materialise, despite strong demand from...
China's US coal pledge could lift Atlantic bulker demand The volumes are modest, but US Gulf and east coast shipments to China could boost tonne-mile demand and support panamax...
SFL cashes in on secondhand tanker frenzy as values continue to ascend The sales come amid extremely strong secondhand tanker markets as buyers compete for prompt vessel availability, with some ships changing...
Gallagher Bassett buys Winter & Co Deal follows purchase of Mays Brown earlier this year
Crew casualties reported after tanker struck by projectiles off Qatar Latest attack north of Qatar marks further escalation in MEG shipping crisis as authorities investigate incident involving chemical tanker Acers
Green transition cannot hinge on making shipping more expensive, says Maltese minister Standards are needed that are not only global but are workable too, says Chris Bonett, island's minister of Sustainable Mobility
Germany blocks Cosco's acquisition of logistics firm Zippel over security concerns The blocked deal underscores how logistics infrastructure has become a frontline in Europe's evolving approach to economic security
Daily Briefing Red Sea container transits hit post-crisis high as carriers accelerate return | It's not just crude tankers. VLGC rates are...
Wallenius, Grimaldi eye billions of dollars in new vessel orders The growing strength of the Asia-Pacific car export market justifies the billion-dollar spend on newbuilds, according to the major car carrier operators.
'Drawn-out' peak shipping season appears to be winding down: US retailers The National Retail Federation says US imports are "likely past the busiest part of the year," as its latest Global Port Tracker projects that August will be the top month in 2026 for containerized cargo arrivals.
CMA CGM inks biofuel shipping deal with DSV The carrier described DSV's participation as part of a broader market trend, with an increasing number of customers choosing to use low-emission services.
Syria urges IMO investigation after search halted for missing seafarers in Black Sea Port and customs agency wants IMO and Bulgaria to investigate after strike on general cargo ship Alfa Watan
Synergy boss says he ended management deals that put seafarers at risk in the Gulf Requests for repatriation are put ahead of voyage continuity, says CEO
Odfjell-operated chemical tanker sold by Japanese owner as values stay muted Chemical tankers have not seen the massive gains product and crude tankers have enjoyed
Excelerate picks Seatrium for up to two LNG carrier-to-FSRU conversion jobs Sixteen-year-old vessel set to emerge as regasification unit in 2028
US military tells shipping that Hormuz is open for business as new attack details emerge Crude tanker was attacked on Tuesday in previously unreported incident
Kirby accounting leader poised to retire after 30 years Ronald Dragg will remain until first quarter and assist with transition
Scorpio Tankers hires governance executive as corporate secretary resigns New hire joins from Kuwait's sovereign wealth real estate vehicle
Petrobras strikes $130m in deals to hire VLCCs from Trafigura and Koch as Brazil-China rates climb Relets emerge as average spot earnings hit $938,000 per day
Shell executive honoured as CMA Commodore at first Houston gala Shipping veteran to wear the trademark bicorne hat as Connecticut Maritime Association moves event to Texas
Shipowners and shippers vote to forge one of the world's largest maritime insurers Members of UK P&I and TT Clubs back merger deal for launch in February 2027
Diana Shipping fixes capesize bulker higher as market moves lower Vessel will earn $11,800 per day more than its previous contract
International Seaways linked to $200m plus Bruton VLCC resales Rumours ripple through broker circles on both sides of the Atlantic
New tanker and gas carrier venture formed in Fairfield and Tamba tie-up Companies will hold equal stakes in FT Ebisu Maritime
Screen trading of FFAs ramps up as CME lists Platts capesize and panamax contracts Development means Platts is edging out Baltic Exchange in listing screen-tradeable freight futures contracts
Stena Bulk seeks to boost Swedish national security with two tankers reflagged Owner has moved five ships into domestic flag since summer 2025, including one vessel it sold
Shipowners could face higher finance costs as Europe tweaks foreign lending rules New capital requirements directive means overseas banks must set up a base in Europe
Family-run German owner inks double newbuilding deal as it expands orderbook Fast-growing German owner lifts order backlog to eight vessels across three sizes
Aramco looks to 'formalise' Strait of Hormuz VLCC shuttle with long-term contracts Inefficient tanker relays could become a long-term solution, which is good news for shipowners
'Actively searching for ways to grow': Diana management presses on after Genco chase This week's Streetwise features a discussion with the Greek owner's executives as they work to attract investors
How shipping's AI revolution is putting people first Executives at two of the world's largest ship managers argue the technology must augment human expertise
Owners could face higher finance costs as Europe tweaks foreign lending rules New capital requirements directive means overseas banks must set up a base in Europe
FSL offloads product tanker as James Fisher charter ends Singapore owner will be left with a fleet of five ships
Younger generation steps forward as Grimaldi plays down succession talk Emanuele Grimaldi insists there is no imminent changing of the guard despite growing interest in the group's long-term succession plans
Seafarer crushed to death during lift check on Carnival cruise ship UK accident report finds inspection plan was not 'mutually understood'
International Seaways linked to $200m Bruton VLCC resales Rumours ripple through broker circles on both sides of the Atlantic
HNA Technology flips capesize for profit to Hong Kong buyer Price pocketed by Chinese seller comes in a little under market estimates
Evangelos Pistiolis-led Top Ships adds newbuild quartet in related-party deal US-listed firm's revenue backlog climbs to $1.2bn from its 20 ships on the water or under construction
Texas developer launches barge-based Bravo LNG project for Mexico Visiting vessels would load from two floating storage units
Worldscale 1,000 in sight: Koch fixes out DHT VLCC in Red Sea as rates double No reprieve for charterers as tanker earnings continue to rise worldwide
Iranian container ship performs double U-turn in English Channel The UK government has stepped up insurance checks on vessels passing Dover Strait
John Fredriksen's SFL passes up big charter renewals by selling tankers to Trafigura Increasing wet exposure again will cost tonnage provider dearly, analysts say
Athens plants new IPO flag as shipping supercycle hits full steam There is plenty of room for both Athens and Oslo in the current upcycle
Norwegian bond fund's shipping holdings plunge as 'hot' market favours issuers Many shipping companies don't need bond market, Sissener says
Shipping billionaire David Reuben follows brother to Monaco But when did the 88-year-old bulker and offshore player ditch the UK capital?
Marianne Odfjell's Larine exits tankers with double sale at huge price Norwegian investor offloads pair of 2016-built vessels
Cido Shipping's Hyuk Kwon pledges five vessels to settle record Korean tax bill The shipowner agrees to settle around $295m in arrears after 15 years
Global conflict set to reduce oil and gas exports permanently Energy security is redrawing the map of the energy transition, according to DNV chief
Greek shipowning pioneer Evgenia Daskalopoulou dies at 67 Industrialist family scion was a leader of female maritime entrepreneurship in Greece
Iranian containership performs double U-turn in English Channel The UK government has stepped up insurance checks on vessels passing Dover Strait
Final mobile messages reveal fears of seafarers killed in US missile attack Families of three men killed in attack slate 'shameless' owners for delaying compensation payouts
Oaktree completes Torm exit in $254m share sale Buyer of US private equity group's holding not known, as Hafnia waits in the wings
Strait of Hormuz crossings at lowest level in two months after spate of attacks Only seven ships transited the waterway on Tuesday, shipping data showed
Indian shipowner locks in profit with sale of 15-year-old tanker M Pallonji Shipping sells chemical and product tanker purchased in 2017
'They've stuck us right in the middle': Final mobile messages reveal fears of seafarers killed in Middle East strike Families of three men killed after US missile attack slate 'shameless' owners for delaying compensation payouts
Cido Shipping's Hyuk Kwon pledges five vessels to settle record Korean tax bill The shipowner agrees to settle around $295m in arrears after 15 years
Scale must not come at the expense of relationships, says OSM Thome chief 'As an industry, I do not believe we are doing enough. We need to do a better job of putting seafarers first,' Tommy Olofsen says
Chinese auto giants line up $2.5bn haul to drive car carrier orders to new record BYD and SAIC Anji Logistics join state shipowner Cosco in orders for about 20 supersize newbuildings
FMCSA split sleeper berth pilot program moves closer to launch The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is moving closer to launching a pilot program that could results in amending split sleeper berth requirements, with an eye on allowing more flexibility in how a driver spends the required daily minimum of 10 hours off-duty. In a Federal Register notice released Wednesday, FMCSA opened the "information collection activities" that would provid
AV truck fleets win 5-Year exemption on warning beacons The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration granted a five-year exemption on Wednesday that lets carriers running Level 4 autonomous trucks use cab-mounted warning beacons in place of reflective triangles. The exemption runs through Oct. 7, 2031, and covers Aurora Operations plus any other Level 4 carrier that notifies the agency first, under a notice signed by Administrator Derek Barrs. It r
Global container volumes hit record 17.46 million TEUs Global container shipping volumes reached a record 17.46 million twenty-foot equivalent units in August, while freight pricing climbed to its highest level in more than two years, according to Container Trades Statistics. August liftings surpassed the previous record set in July and increased 3.7% from August 2025. Through the first eight months of 2026, global volumes were up 4.7% year over year
Factory backlogs build as freight and steel costs climb Unfilled orders at U.S. factories rose 0.6% to $1,609.6 billion in August, and shipments stalled, the Census Bureau said in its Oct. 2 report on manufacturers' shipments, inventories and orders . Backlogs have increased in 25 of the last 26 months. Transportation equipment accounted for $1,009.9 billion of the total and led the August increase. Shipments were virtually unchanged at $658.6 billion
New monthly mark for Savannah container volume The Port of Savannah handled a record 504,015 TEUs in September, up 3.7% from a year earlier, as rising imports and weather-related cargo delays extended the peak shipping season, the Georgia Ports Authority said. Loaded imports increased 5.5% compared with September 2025, leading the port's container growth. GPA attributed the gains to strong consumer spending and typhoon-related delays at Asian
SONAR Rate Intelligence Adds Intermodal Rates and Truckload-to-Intermodal Conversion Savings SONAR , the freight market intelligence platform, has added intermodal rates to Rate Intelligence, giving shippers, freight brokers and carriers a new way to evaluate truckload-to-intermodal conversion potential on any lane. Users can now view intermodal contract and spot rates, compare them side by side with van pricing, and estimate the savings per load from converting truckload freight to inte
AI gold rush transforms trans-Pacific trade and logistics The artificial intelligence infrastructure boom is creating significant new trade flows and opportunities for third-party logistics providers and carriers. Freight transportation companies are rapidly scaling up capabilities, especially to support semiconductor supply chains in Asia, the epicenter for production and distribution of advanced chips used to power AI applications, data centers, conne
Samsung seeks $186M from CMA CGM in container charges dispute Samsung Electronics America is seeking at least $186 million from CMA CGM in a Federal Maritime Commission complaint alleging the ocean carrier imposed unlawful container charges and failed to fulfill inland transportation commitments. The French carrier disputes the allegations and has asked the commission to dismiss the case. The dispute centers on "store-door" shipments, under which CMA CGM ag
Man gets 2 years for $3.5M Amazon fraud using 23 trucking accounts A Connecticut man will spend two years in federal prison after defrauding Amazon through its trucking network. Ameer Nasir, 25, registered or caused the registration of 23 trucking businesses with Amazon Logistics. Federal prosecutors linked those accounts to more than 1,000 trailer movements that never occurred. The scheme ultimately cost Amazon more than $3.5 million. U.S. District Judge Kari A
ELD Data Needs An Enforceable Standard Editor's note: This is a contributed commentary. It comes amid FMCSA's ongoing revocation of registered ELDs over hours-of-service log manipulation and FreightWaves welcomes responses from other parties. An ELD connection has become an important part of how freight moves. Brokers use it to understand whether a carrier is operating, whether vehicles are associated with that carrier, and whether th
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