Op-Ed: Shipping's future will depend on the skills of both men and women International Day for Women in Maritime is observed annually on May 18. For me, when asked about its significance, I see it as a way to celebrate the women who work, both
Ship Repair USA: Why some shipyards win repeat business according to vessel owners That question will take center stage during the session "Inside the Owner's Mind: What Makes a Shipyard 'Bankable'?" at Marine Log's Ship Repair USA, taking place June 23-24, 2026, at the Hyatt
Op-Ed: Technology alone will not secure shipping's Future Ships don't decarbonize themselves. Algorithms don't assume accountability. Yet as shipping accelerates into alternative fuels, deeper digitalization and a more complicated security environment, the industry still tends to describe the challenge primarily
Navy releases its FY 2027 Shipbuilding Plan The Department of the Navy has released its Fiscal Year 2027 Shipbuilding Plan, outlining the Administration's long-term strategy to expand fleet capacity, strengthen the maritime industrial base, and deliver a more capable,
VIDEO: First Anemoi rotor sails fitted on bulker pass 8-year milestone Anemoi Marine Technologies has marked a major milestone. M/V Afros, the world's first bulk carrier fitted with Anemoi rotor sails, has successfully completed its second intermediate survey after more than eight years
Guice Offshore names Trey Stolz its CFO Covington, La.-based Guice Offshore has appointed veteran energy finance executive Trey Stolz as its chief financial officer. Stolz comes to the company with more than 20 years of experience as an investment
Konecranes secures order for cranes at Westcon Helgeland Konecranes has received an order from Westcon Helgeland AS for two double girder overhead cranes to be installed at the company's new production facility in Nesna, Norway. The order was booked in the first quarter of 2026, with deliveries scheduled for October 2026. The two Konecranes CXTD double girder cranes will support the handling of heavy components for oil industry equipment manufacturing
DHL Express signed agreement for Middle East aviation fuel facility DHL Express and SAF One have signed an offtake agreement that will integrate the first SAF production facility in the Middle East into DHL's global sustainable fuel supply network. The SAF will be produced at SAF One's flagship plant in Bahrain, utilising renewable feedstocks and next-generation refining technologies designed to deliver high-quality, certified and scalable sustainable aviation fu
HHLA first quarter constrained by geopolitical headwinds Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG reported first quarter 2026 Group revenue of EUR€450.9 million, a 3.5% increase on the prior year's EUR€435.6 million, while the operating result declined 6.3% to EUR€30.5 million from EUR€32.5 million. The divergence between revenue growth and earnings reflects the significant operational disruption caused by harsh winter conditions, which temporarily restricted c
How Iraq and Pakistan are navigating Iran's controlled Hormuz corridor Since Iran effectively closed the corridor following US-Israeli strikes in February 2026, two of its most exposed neighbours Iraq and Pakistan have been forced to negotiate individual transit clearances with Tehran
LX Pantos opens Americas regional headquarters LX Pantos Americas has officially inaugurated its new regional headquarters at the Glenpointe Center in Teaneck, New Jersey, marking a significant milestone in the Korean logistics company's strategic expansion across North and South America. The opening ceremony brought together company leadership, customers, partners and local dignitaries to celebrate the launch. The event featured welcoming re
Hellmann recorded strong results Hellmann Worldwide Logistics closed fiscal year 2025 with Group revenue of EUR 3.7 billion, compared to EUR 3.8 billion in the prior year, while total shipments grew slightly year-on-year to approximately 21 million. Despite persistent pressure on logistics margins and a demanding global market environment shaped by geopolitical tensions and subdued trade activity, the company delivered solid ope
Kalmar launches upgraded T2i terminal tractor Kalmar has introduced the upgraded T2i Terminal Tractor, combining enhanced modularity, improved ergonomics and a reinforced mechanical architecture, with production now underway at the company's Shanghai facility. The T2i is designed for heavy industrial sites, ports, terminals and distribution hubs across the APAC, Middle East, Africa and Latin America regions. The T2i platform moves away from
When geopolitics surpasses the supply chain Supply chain stress indexes are flashing red again as Global Supply Chain Pressure Index has risen for three consecutive months to its highest level in nearly four years
CMA CGM announces Peak Season Surcharge on Taiwan to Canada CMA CGM has notified customers of a Peak Season Surcharge applicable to cargo moving from or via Taiwan to Canada's East and West Coast ports, effective from May 15, 2026 until further notice. The surcharge covers all cargo types and is structured at US$ 1,800 per 20-foot container, US$ 2,000 per 40-foot container and US$ 2,530 per 45-foot container. The post appeared first on Container News .
ONE updates Irish Sea Express rotation Ocean Network Express has announced a revised port rotation for its Irish Sea Express service, effective late May 2026, introducing a direct connection between Southampton and Ireland while maintaining Rotterdam's link to Belfast. The updated service will operate across two loops. The first will run Southampton to Dublin to Cork and back to Southampton, replacing Rotterdam on the Dublin and Cork
Hapag-Lloyd reports unsatisfactory first quarter Hapag-Lloyd closed the first quarter of 2026 with a Group EBITDA of US$ 494 million, a Group EBIT of negative US$ 157 million and a Group net loss of US$ 256 million. The results represent a significant deterioration compared to the same period in 2025, driven by lower freight rates and operational disruptions stemming from severe weather conditions across Europe and North America and the blockag
DP World and Al Dahra partner to strengthen food security and agri-logistics DP World and Al Dahra Holding, a multinational agribusiness headquartered in Abu Dhabi, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore strategic collaboration aimed at strengthening food security and advancing agri-logistics capabilities across the GCC and international markets. The partnership addresses a critical structural vulnerability in the region, where the UAE imports approximately
AD Ports Group Q1 net profit jumps 41% to record AED 653 million AD Ports Group reported record quarterly profits in Q1 2026, driven by strong growth across its maritime, logistics and economic zones businesses. Revenue rose 25% year-on-year to AED 5.75 billion through organic growth. EBITDA increased 33% to AED 1.52 billion, while the EBITDA margin improved to 26.4% from 24.7% a year earlier. Net profit surged 41% to AED 653 million. Profit attributable to sh
HMM Q1 profit falls HMM reported lower revenue and profit for the first quarter of 2026 as container freight rates declined and operating costs increased. Revenue fell 4.8% year-on-year to KRW 2,719 billion. Operating profit dropped 56% to KRW 270 billion, while net profit declined 52% to KRW 354 billion. HMM said the average Shanghai Containerized Freight Index fell 14% during the quarter to 1,507 points. Freight r
Maritime IT Networking Summit kicks off The Maritime IT Networking Summit, held at the Grecotel La Riviera resort and organised under the aegis of AMMITEC, the Hellenic Institute of Maritime Technology (H.I.M.T.) and the Propeller Club, has officially opened today. The two-day premium B2B event is a Boussias Events initiative focused on the secure digital transformation of the shipping industry, and stands as the only event of its kind
AD Ports Group partners with Krivia and IRH to boost electronics trade AD Ports Group has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Krivia Holdings Limited and IRH Global Trading Ltd to strengthen cross-border electronics trade through Abu Dhabi. The partnership combines logistics infrastructure, digital trading capabilities and trade finance solutions to support the movement of smartphones and electronics across global markets. The initiative will support imp
Thomas Scott Jensen takes the helm at Gatehouse Maritime Gatehouse Maritime is set to operate as an independent maritime data technology company, with Thomas Scott Jensen appointed as chief executive officer. The move marks the next phase of development for the company's maritime intelligence and data platforms, following the restructuring of the broader Gatehouse Group. The spin-off comes in the wake of the sale of sister company Gatehouse Satcom to C
Torm adds six MR resales in latest fleet expansion move Danish product tanker owner Torm is expanding its fleet again after lining up eight additional vessels through a mix of resale and secondhand acquisitions. The Copenhagen- and New York-listed company said it has agreed to acquire six MR tanker resales following the end of the first quarter, with deliveries spread between 2027 and 2028. The ...
BW LNG firms up LNG carrier brace at HD Hyundai Samho BW LNG is the buyer behind a fresh order for two large LNG carriers at HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries in South Korea. The gas shipping arm of Singapore-based BW Group has confirmed ordering a pair of 174,000 cu m newbuildings scheduled for delivery in the second half of 2029. Parent company HD Korea Shipbuilding ...
Thenamaris tied to MR newbuild play in South Korea Greek shipowner Thenamaris has reportedly returned to the South Korean newbuilding market with four MR2 product tankers at HD Hyundai Mipo. Broker reports from Athens suggest the Nikolas Martinos-led owner has signed up for four scrubber-fitted 50,000 dwt vessels at the Ulsan-based yard, with deliveries scheduled through 2028. The newbuildings are said to cost about ...
Cape Shipping swings back to bulkers with newcastlemax order Greek owner Cape Shipping is returning to the dry bulk newbuilding market for the first time in more than 15 years after placing an order for two newcastlemax bulk carriers at China's Dajin Heavy Industry. Shipbuilding sources say the Adrianopoulos family-controlled company has contracted the yard for a pair of 211,000 dwt vessels, with deliveries ...
Norden expands owned fleet with handysize quartet Danish owner and operator Norden has expanded its fleet by acquiring four handysize bulkers. The four acquired vessels were built in 2024 and are scheduled for delivery during the second quarter of 2026. Financial details or the seller were not disclosed. The company claims that the open-hatch and box-hold capabilities make them well-suited for specialised ...
Petronas charters five newbuild LNG carriers from MISC Malaysia's Petronas has signed a 20-year time charter agreement with compatriot MISC for five newbuild 174,000 cbm LNG carriers. This follows the conclusion of shipbuilding contracts between MISC and Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding in January and February 2026. These vessels will be constructed in Shanghai with charter commencement expected between 2029 and 2030. MISC will provide project ...
Syria's offshore ambitions gather pace with TotalEnergies partnership French energy major TotalEnergies, together with its partners QatarEnergy and ConocoPhillips, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Syrian Petroleum Company to explore Block 3 offshore Syria in the Mediterranean Sea. The MoU covers a technical review of the offshore Block 3 area by the partners and establishes a framework for technical and commercial ...
Adani Ports commits $1.36bn to European offshore expansion India's largest private ports and logistics company, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ), has announced it will expand its European presence and offshore capabilities by committing $1.36bn in capital spending through fiscal year 2031. This will be achieved through a partnership between Adani Port's marine platform, Astro Offshore, and the US engineering firm Oceaneering ...
Iran tightens Hormuz grip Iran has expanded the maritime zone it considers under operational control around the Strait of Hormuz. According to Iranian-linked media coverage cited by analysts, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy now describes the Strait of Hormuz as a "vast operational area" stretching from Jask in eastern Iran to Siri Island in the west. Reports from ...
Lars Jensen: African safari aims to uncover logistics gold rush One of the best known names in container shipping is readying for a new adventure. Lars Jensen, who heads up consultancy Vespucci Maritime, will be packing his camper van shortly for an epic, 18-month voyage across Africa. Hapag-Lloyd, DSV, and Nexxiot are sponsoring the journey which will see the former Maersk man explore container logistics ...
Criminal charges filed against Synergy over Key Bridge collapse Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against Singapore-based shipmanager Synergy Marine over the 2024 collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, two years after the containership Dali struck the span and killed six people. The indictment, announced on Tuesday, names Synergy Marine Pte Ltd and Synergy Maritime Pte Ltd, along with Radhakrishnan Karthik Nair, 47, ...
White paper maps shipping's climate risk minefield A new white paper argues that shipping's current fragmented approach to climate risk management leaves it dangerously exposed. The white paper titled, Navigating climate transition risks in global shipping, draws on a peer-reviewed academic study by researchers from Erasmus Rotterdam University, University of Copenhagen and UCL. The study identified five interconnected categories of transition ri
How war is remaking the agri trades The agri-commodities session at Geneva Dry last month, moderated by Maryana Yarmolenko Stober, the president of WISTA Switzerland, delivered a grounded assessment of how the Middle East war and Hormuz closure are reshaping global food and fertiliser supply chains - with speakers united on one point: trade flows are not collapsing, but they are being ...
We have made the garbage move faster Willem Vermaat, shipping director at Heidelberg Materials Trading, on today's technology glut that is holding shipping back. There's a phrase I've been using lately that tends to get a reaction in a room full of shipping people: "garbage in, garbage out - we've just made the garbage move faster". Some people laugh. Some people flinch. ...
Iran defends Hormuz actions at IMO as UAE heaps on criticism Iran has said its actions in the Strait of Hormuz are in self-defence, in response to criticism from the UAE...
Lloyd's mulls major shake-up of war risk wordings Independent panel could rule on whether military clashes constitute war for insurance payout purposes
Strait of Hormuz: vessels are stuck, but seafarers are not Hundreds of vessels remain stranded in the Middle East Gulf but a gradual opening of Middle Eastern airspace means seafarers...
Hapag-Lloyd maintains cautious outlook and expects slower sailing to ease capacity oversupply risks Hapag-Lloyd said Middle East disruption remains a challenge, with four vessels still stranded in the region, while the company has...
HMM flags risk of boxship glut again as weak rates bite HMM sounded a second alarm on the oversupply of newbuildings that will likely push weak freight rates even lower
Torm secures MR tanker resales ahead of long queue for newbuilds Torm chief executive Jacob Meldgaard stressed the company's focus remains on shareholder value and long-term competitiveness, rather than simply increasing...
Middle East port update: Wednesday, May 13 All Automatic Identification Systems should now be switched on as normal for Ras Laffan Terminal, stated a notice from QatarEnergy
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European Shipowners weigh in on EU ETS revision The ECSA European Shipowners said a commitment by the EU to take shipping out of its emissions trading system would...
Hormuz LNG carrier crossings gain momentum but force majeures cap return to norm Asia faces challenges with Qatari LNG seemingly lost amid the seasonal rise in demand, as political negotiations wield a bigger...
Cosco VLCC slips through Hormuz as Trump lands in Beijing Tehran seems to have let another Cosco tanker pass hours before Trump and Xi sit down to talk Iran
Crude trade dynamics unsustainable, promising tanker shift ahead The crude tanker business will be at a crossroads in the coming months if the Strait of Hormuz does not...
Eroding connections expose Canada's ports, shippers: central bank The Bank of Canada says the country's maritime trade connectivity has dropped severely in the last decade just as the country looks to shift its international trade away from the US.
Yang Ming to develop cargo base to offset trade, geopolitical uncertainties Taiwan's number two carrier has been involved in three service launches this year, with plans to add 22 container ships to its fleet between now and early 2030.
Hapag-Lloyd posts Q1 net loss in 'unsatisfactory' start to 2026 Weather-related port congestion in January and February caused higher terminal storage costs while war in the Middle East raised operating expenses late in the quarter.
Domestic intermodal share improvement remains elusive, for now If current market conditions continue, analyst Larry Gross believes there will be fresh gains in domestic intermodal share.
Maersk joins race to target burgeoning China-India trade with capacity boost The carrier is increasing capacity in response to growth in Indian imports from China and other Asian production markets in recent years, propelled by input sourcing to support rapid industrial development.
IMO carbon pricing mechanism 'dead in the water': DNV Without the funding element, shipping groups and environmental campaigners argue that the so-called net-zero framework will be unable to provide crucial funding for shipping's decarbonization journey.
Singapore hedge fund hikes position in US-listed tanker shares Frontline becomes Pinpoint's seventh-biggest investment in New York-listed equities
Republican senator speaks out against Trump's Jones Act waiver Louisiana lawmaker says waiving cabotage law hurts American jobs without lowering fuel prices
US set to become Europe's largest LNG supplier in 2026 Russia holding in number two slot despite ongoing EU phase-outs
Flex LNG sees 'structural shift' to long haul trade as supportive for modern vessels CEO says fixing its open ships on term business at last-done rates could tip company's 2026 revenue to all-time high
How a toll on Hormuz could offer Trump a path to peace In the mess the Middle East is currently in, some form of compensation to Iran may offer a way out of the impasse
Gersemi Shipping Fund reveals gain from quick bet on monster International Seaways profit Investor Joakim Hannisdahl says he saw enormous earnings coming for US tanker owner
Resale coup makes sense with secondhand tanker values so high, Torm boss says Danish executive explains why he pursued two deals for MR tankers being built in China
Adnoc VLCC leaks fuel after Iranian drone attack Abu Dhabi company says it is working with authorities and specialist response teams
Yang Ming to push on with fleet renewal plan as first-quarter profit slumps Company blames decline in freight rates amid lower vessel deployment caused by war
Qatar's expanding LNG shipping fleet set to weigh on supply-shocked market, Vortexa says Ship sector remains 'fundamentally long' despite recent rate hikes
First Norwegian-flagged ship makes Strait of Hormuz run since March Tanker managed by low-profile Arctic-based outfit claimed Iraqi ownership and Russian crew
Petros Panagiotidis could scrap latest Nasdaq spin-off after tanker sale Cyprus-based owner appears to have received a better offer in secondhand market
Thenamaris mulls product tanker order in South Korea Greek shipping company is in discussions with HD Hyundai for two 50,000-dwt product tanker newbuildings
John Su's Erasmus Shipinvest orders six feeder container ships Athens-based owner strikes third newbuilding deal in three months
LNG-starved Asian and EU countries beef up bulker demand as they switch to coal BRS and Bimco believe it is a short-term gain as Hormuz closure disrupts gas supplies
Costamare Bulkers makes first profit after shedding legacy trades in Cargill deal Greek owner says balance sheet has been derisked
Galp joins growing crush for LNG carriers to take on period hire Market uncertainties still clouding mid-term picture for LNG freight
Howe Robinson chairman David Anderson retires after 10-year stint London and Singapore-based shop's board to be chaired by two veteran brokers
Chinese VLCC heads out of Strait of Hormuz as more countries strike deals with Iran Cosco Shipping Energy Transportation vessel carrying more Iraqi crude out of the region
Denmark ready to join UK-France Strait of Hormuz security mission Countries ready to secure freedom of navigation, but only when conflict ends
Iran war puts major reinsurer Munich Re on the hook for $100m plus in claims Chief financial officer says impact on business less than during year of Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine
Norden buys four handysize bulkers in secondhand swoop Danish company has been busy buying, selling and leasing vessels this year
Strait of Hormuz disruption and severe weather blamed as Hapag-Lloyd sinks into the red Liner giant maintains unchanged 2026 outlook, as Middle East operations begin to stabilise
Asyad Shipping bets on spot market exposure after selling five vessels Newbuildings will aim to maximise earnings by staying free from term deals, Omani owner says
Strait of Hormuz disruption and severe weather blamed as Hapag-Lloyd makes quarterly loss German liner giant maintains 2026 outlook unchanged, as Middle East operations begin to stabilise
HMM focuses on managing soaring bunker prices as profit chopped South Korean owner expects uncertainty to remain elevated amid Middle East crisis
Awilco LNG almost doubles quarterly loss in weak spot market Norwegian shipowner says 'uncertainty persists' in LNG segment
2020 Bulkers profit surges as last vessel is delivered Company is looking at 'potential strategic or other relevant value-creating opportunities'
Torm swoops for six resales and two secondhand tankers as profit soars Danish owner linked to YZJ Maritime MR vessel order in China
Chinese coastal bulker heads for auction in Guangzhou Domestic-trading vessel offered with a starting price of $3m equivalent
Greek VLCC turned back by US forces after exiting Gulf with Iraqi oil Vietnamese company wants Agios Fanourios I to reach its refinery with much-needed crude
BW LNG linked to LNG carrier newbuildings at HD Hyundai Samho The LNG shipping company has doubled the order for the 174,000-cbm newbuildings to four
Iran claims oil slick caused by tanker dumping waste water off Kharg Island Spill did not come from key terminal, official says
Flex LNG markets two spot trading ships as it eyes long-term business Company remains on watch to see how recent strong freight trend develops
Malaysian bulker player Lestari sells tonnage ahead of newbuilding deliveries Company offloads only port-panamax bulkers as it prepares to take delivery of two kamsarmaxes
CYH Shipping ramps up VLGC push with pair of acquisitions CYH Shipping expands gas fleet while exiting tanker ownership
Guiding Star: Singapore risks losing touch with the sea, veteran warns The unassuming former navy officer has spent decades quietly championing the city-state's maritime awareness, heritage and safety culture
Nan Fung exits MR tankers with sale to Hong Kong start-up Windar Shipping snaps up 2007-built ship after forming in April
Nobody Is Asking the Hard Questions About What Happens When an Autonomous Truck Breaks Down on the Highway at 2 AM. Let Us Start This article is not an argument for or against autonomous trucks. It is not a prediction about what the freight market looks like in 2035, and it is not an endorsement of any technology company's safety record or business model. It is a set of questions that the industry - carriers, drivers, regulators, first responders, and the public that shares the road with 80,000-pound vehicles - deserves ho
Pharma, Food, Flatbed, and Automotive. The Four Re-shoring Freight Lanes Small Carriers Can Actually Win - and the One They Should Stop Chasing The Gap Between the Headline and the Freight The White House published a press release on April 22, 2026, titled "Trump Effect: American Manufacturing Is Roaring Back as Factory Activity Hits Four-Year High." The ISM Manufacturing PMI did reach 52.7 in March 2026 - a multi-year high that signals genuine expansion in domestic manufacturing activity. The administration counts over 100 companies tha
The Load Board Is Busy Because Shippers Are Panicking - Not Simply Because the Market Recovered. Here Is the Difference That Matters What Is Actually Driving the Freight Right Now The surge in freight movement that started in late April and is accelerating through May 2026 is not the organic demand recovery that small carriers have been waiting three years to see. It is, in large part, a tariff front-load. Shippers who import goods from China, Mexico, and Canada have been scrambling to pull inventory forward before tariff rate
The 2026 CVSA Roadcheck Opened Yesterday. Here's What the First Day of Real Data Actually Shows What Day 1 Actually Produced FMCSA inspection records show Day 1 produced 1,580 inspections across 1,417 distinct carriers. Total violations logged: 2,637. Out-of-service orders issued: 496. That works out to an average of 1.67 violations per inspection - a 31.4% out-of-service rate against total inspection volume. Data via Search Carriers , which aggregates live FMCSA inspection records and refr
Coupa bets big on AI, optimization as supply chains face new volatility LAS VEGAS - Coupa used its Inspire 2026 conference this week to showcase a broad push into AI-driven supply chain management, as executives from major global manufacturers detailed how digital sourcing and network optimization tools are helping companies reduce costs, accelerate procurement decisions and manage increasingly volatile logistics networks. During the opening keynote at the Coupa Insp
FedEx board approves spinoff of LTL unit FedEx Corp. is officially moving forward with the spinoff of its less-than-truckload unit, FedEx Freight, following formal approval from its board of directors. The Memphis-based company announced Wednesday that the separation is set to conclude by June 1. Under the approved plan, FedEx ( NYSE: FDX ) will execute a pro rata distribution of 80.1% of FedEx Freight's outstanding common stock to its
UP-NS say revised merger application is 'comprehensive and complete' Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern defended the completeness of their revised merger application in a filing with the Surface Transportation Board, saying it is "comprehensive and complete" while rebutting comments that called for the board to reject the amended application. The UP-NS response filed Tuesday addresses the three areas that caused the board to reject the initial application as incom
We have a long-haul problem and Hirschbach proved it The American trucking industry has been telling itself a story for thirty years. The story goes like this: we are running out of truck drivers. The shelves will go empty. The supply chain will collapse. We need to lower the age to drive interstate. We need heavier trucks. We need immigration reform. We need autonomous vehicles. That story isn't true and the announcement last week that Hirschbach
Railroads cheer crime bill passage, want DoJ to gear up supply chain theft fight House passage of a bill to fight retail crime is a good start, says a rail trade group, who called on the Justice Department to do more to fight supply chain theft. The Association of American Railroads (AAR) said it applauds the U.S. House of Representatives for passing the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (CORCA) Tuesday. The bipartisan legislation (H.R. 2853), which takes aim at criminal n
Texas probes CDL schools, warns CVS over supply chain practices Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has expanded statewide enforcement efforts across transportation and supply chain-related industries through separate actions targeting commercial driver training schools and corporate supplier diversity programs. The moves come as Texas and federal officials increase scrutiny of issues ranging from commercial driver qualification standards and English-language p
Outpost launches second-generation gate kiosk that deploys in one day Outpost launched its second-generation gate automation platform on Wednesday, introducing a ruggedized kiosk that deploys in as little as one day and slashes gate operating costs by up to 70 percent. The Austin, Texas-based truck terminal owner and automation company now processes more than 3 million gate events annually across its network of more than 30 terminals and customer sites. The rapid d
State of Sustainable Fleets 2026: Fleets diversify amid policy shifts The seventh annual State of Sustainable Fleets report lands as fleets face one of the most uncertain environments in decades. Tariff disruptions, regulatory reversals and a prolonged freight recession have suppressed new vehicle orders across every drivetrain. Federal policy shifts erased the previous federally driven push toward zero-emission trucks. The rollback of greenhouse gas vehicle standa
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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