Tanker struck while anchored off Fujairah Although CENTCOM continues to find and eliminate Iranian missile launchers, the regime continues its attacks against its neighbors - including Fujairah, UAE, where there have been multiple strikes on the Fujairah Oil
BV certifies Everllence's PrimeServ Assist digital monitoring solution Everllence has been awarded Smartship Software Type Approval Certification (TAC) and Smart Service Supplier recognition by Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) for its PrimeServ Assist services, confirming compliance with the requirements
Brian Dooley to lead new Ports of Indiana international trade office Appropriately for Saint Patrick's Day, Ports of Indiana chose today to announce that it has opened its first international trade office - in Ireland. The aim is to grow cargo shipments and
Seasats Quickfish USV completes 8-day continuous sea trial San Diego-headquartered autonomous surface vessel specialist Seasats reports that its high speed Quickfish USV has successful completed an 8-day continuous sea trial .The Quickfish is a high-speed interceptor, with a top speed
Sea-Intelligence: Gemini Ceding Capacity Market Share In issue 756 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence highlighted a contraction in Gemini's capacity market share across the Transpacific and Asia-North Europe trade lanes. The rolling 8-week average weekly capacity market share, as shown in Figure 1, demonstrates a clear downward trajectory for Gemini. Between April 2025 and May 2026, Gemini's share of Asia-North America West Coast weekly depl
DH Shipbuilding closes in on annual target with new Suezmax order DH Shipbuilding has secured a new contract for a Suezmax crude oil tanker from an Oceania-based shipping company, pushing the yard to the brink of its 2026 annual order target in record time. The deal, valued at approximately 130 billion KRW ($98 million), represents the highest price achieved for a vessel of this class by the yard this year. The premium pricing reflects the market's high valuati
DHL Supply Chain deploys SVT Robotics Platform DHL Supply Chain announced the deployment of SVT Robotics' SOFTBOT platform across its global warehouse network. The plug-and-play platform enables robotics integrations up to 12 times faster than traditional custom coding setups. DHL operates more than 8,000 collaborative robots across its global operations. The technology-neutral platform allows the company to fast-track future automation rollo
NX Group consolidates Indonesian Forwarding Units NX Group has completed the merger of its primary Indonesian subsidiaries to create a unified freight forwarding powerhouse. Effective March 1, 2026, PT. NX Lemo Indonesia Logistik absorbed PT. Nippon Express Indonesia to streamline the group's air and ocean operations. The move marks the end of a fragmented structure where air and ocean services were split between separate entities. By consolidat
Sumitomo, "K" LINE, and NYK join forces for ammonia bunkering in Singapore Three Japanese maritime leaders have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop an ammonia bunkering vessel (ABV). Sumitomo Corporation , Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha ("K" LINE) , and NYK Line will jointly study the design and ownership of the new ship. The partnership supports Singapore's goal to become a global hub for low-carbon marine fuels. The companies will now start a Front-End Engine
CICE Veracruz adopts Portchain Connect to digitalize berth alignment CICE Veracruz has joined the Portchain Connect network to modernize its ship-to-shore communication. The terminal will use the digital platform to automate berth alignment with shipping lines, replacing manual data exchange with "digital handshakes." The integration allows CICE Veracruz to receive real-time vessel schedules and move count updates directly from carrier systems. By streamlining the
VIACHAIN joins DCSA+ to drive IoT standardization VIACHAIN , an ORBCOMM® company, has joined the Digital Container Shipping Association's (DCSA) partnership program, DCSA+. The move aims to accelerate the adoption of interoperable digital standards and eliminate the fragmented data practices currently hindering the container logistics sector. As a specialist in IoT-enabled supply chain intelligence, VIACHAIN will contribute its technical experti
ClassNK certifies Pakistan's first Hong Kong convention-compliant ship recycling facility ClassNK certified Salam's International, a ship recycling facility in Pakistan, as the first facility in the country certified for compliance with the Hong Kong International Convention for ship recycling. The competent authority in Pakistan is expected to issue the Document of Authorization to conduct Ship Recycling as required by the Convention. Pakistan acceded to the Hong Kong Convention in N
CMA CGM upgrades PEARL Service CMA CGM is overhauling its PEARL (PRX) service to offer a new direct connection between the West Indian Subcontinent and the US West Coast. The upgrade focuses on enhancing transit times and reliability for shippers moving cargo from India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka to Los Angeles. The revised rotation introduces exclusive direct calls, cutting out transshipment delays for major South Asian hubs. T
Indian Register of Shipping classes VLCC Lila Jamnagar Indian Register of Shipping took into class Lila Jamnagar, a 298,997 DWT Very Large Crude Carrier. The vessel is one of the largest to sail under the Indian flag. The addition marks an important milestone for India's tanker fleet. It highlights the growing role of Indian classification in supporting the country's maritime ambitions. RFK Shipping IFSC Private Limited owns the vessel. The ship is o
Port Houston February 2026 volumes Up 4% Port Houston handled 4,380,996 short tons across its eight public terminals in February 2026. The volume represents a 4% increase. Year-to-date total reached 8,927,585 short tons, up 5%. Container activity remained flat in February. Port Houston handled 326,799 TEU, bringing year-to-date container volumes to 696,833 TEU. The year-to-date figure represents a 2% increase compared to the same period
Pilbara Ports February 2026 throughput hits record 55.9 million tonnes Pilbara Ports delivered total monthly throughput of 55.9 million tonnes in February 2026. The result represents a 13% increase compared to February 2025. The Port of Port Hedland marked its third consecutive month of record throughput. The three consecutive record months are December 2025, January 2026, and February 2026. The result can be attributed to targeted operational changes implemented at
Global powers reject Trump's call for naval coalition in Strait of Hormuz United States President Donald Trump recently requested an international naval coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This request comes during the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran. However, several key global allies have formally declined to send military vessels. European allies cite legal constraints Major European powers expressed significant reservations about the mission. German Chancellor
CNC enhances JP8 service linking Japan, South China and Philippines CNC has upgraded its JP8 service to improve connectivity between Japan , South China, and the Philippines , offering faster transit times and more reliable shipping solutions. The enhanced service introduces direct connections between Japan and the Philippines , linking key ports such as Sendai, Omaezaki, and Moji with Batangas and Manila. This provides one of the few direct options in the market
Euroseas books high-reefer boxship newbuilds in China Greek boxship Euroseas has moved into the high-reefer segment with an order for two 2,800 teu newbuilds at Huanghai Shipbuilding in China. The vessels, designed for trades with high refrigerated cargo demand, will each be fitted with more than 1,000 reefer plugs, with delivery set for June and August 2028. The Nasdaq-listed tonnage provider said ...
Stena Bulk CEO Erik Hånell to step down after 14 years Swedish tanker owner Stena Bulk will see a change at the top later this year, with long-serving chief executive Erik Hånell set to step down in December. Hånell, who has led the company for 14 years and spent a total of 27 years within the wider Stena group, will remain on the company's board following ...
Nordic American Tankers sells vintage suezmax for $40m New York-listed suezmax specialist Nordic American Tankers (NAT) has sealed a deal to sell a 2005-built vessel for about $40m, continuing its steady disposal of older tonnage. The Herbjørn Hansson-led company did not disclose the identity of the vessel or the buyer. The latest deal follows a string of sales aimed at rejuvenating the fleet. ...
Performance Shipping seals sale and leaseback for LR1 newbuild Nasdaq-listed tanker owner Performance Shipping has secured a sale and leaseback deal for its LR1 newbuilding currently under construction in China. Under the agreement, the vessel being built at Jiangsu New Yangzi Shipbuilding for delivery in early 2027 will be sold to an unaffiliated third party and chartered back to the company on a bareboat ...
Fred Olsen Windcarrier signs decade-long deal with Siemens Gamesa Norwegian offshore wind installation player Fred Olsen Windcarrier has signed a long-term agreement with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy for operation and maintenance services. The work will be carried out utilising either the Bold Tern or Brave Tern self-elevating, self-propelled jackup offshore wind turbine installation vessels. The vessels will be working on Siemens Gamesa turbines up ...
Selective Gulf transits emerge under Iranian verification Commercial shipping remains deeply disrupted on the 18th day of the war between Iran and the US/Israeli coalition as tanker stocks build, alternative loadings expand and a limited, selective flow of vessels emerges through an unusual Larak-Qeshm corridor - a pattern maritime risk analysts say looks like a de-facto verification regime. Excluding locally trading vessels, ...
Japanese majors step up ammonia bunkering push in Singapore Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line), and NYK Bulkship have teamed on a new ammonia bunkering vessel for Singapore. Under a memorandum of understanding, the partners will jointly carry out a front-end engineering design (FEED) study and assess ownership options for the newbuild vessel, aimed at supporting ammonia as a marine fuel in ...
Seadrill drillship secures additional Angola work Offshore rig owner Seadrill has been awarded a contract extension for one of its drillships. French major TotalEnergies exercised a seven-well priced option for the 2019-built ultra-deepwater drillship Sonangol Quenguela. This will extend operations in Angola by approximately 480 days and commit the rig into June 2028. The drillship has been working for TotalEnergies since ...
Wales funds deepwater wind push with support for Marine Power Systems UK's deepwater wind developer Marine Power Systems (MPS) has received funding from the Welsh government to develop technology that will position Wales as a leader in offshore wind. Around 80% of the world's offshore wind resource sits in water too deep for traditional turbine platforms to reach. MPS will use the £8m ($10.7m) investment to ...
Onboard flex-fuel reformer pilot to turn existing ships into multi-fuel vessels Lomarlabs has partnered with Blaze Energy to pilot a compact, engine-integrated Flex-Fuel Reformer aboard a Lomar vessel, aiming to convert ammonia, methanol or LNG into hydrogen blends onboard and validate multi-fuel operation under real sea conditions. The installation - scheduled for early 2027 after land trials and class engagement - will first be proven on ...
Keyfield International secures charters for eight OSVs Malaysian offshore vessel owner Keyfield International has secured chartering contracts for eight offshore support vessels across Malaysia, the Middle East, and Thailand. In a Bursa Malaysia filing, the company said the contracts involve seven accommodation workboats (AWBs) and one anchor-handling tug and supply (AHTS) vessel. Five contracts are for AWBs working in Malaysia with an ...
Geneva Dry Dialogues: Klaveness Digital Ingrid Kylstad, managing director of Klaveness Digital, pulls no punches when asked about the state of technology adoption in dry bulk shipping. Progress is real, she says in conversation with Splash ahead of her return to the Geneva Dry summit next month. However, she warns that the industry's internal structures are still holding it back ...
Ports are not ready for the influx of electric ships hitting the water Michael Priv, founder of the Blue Vector Ocean Alliance, writes for Splash today. For years, the conversation around maritime decarbonisation has centred on vessels themselves. Battery-electric ferries, hybrid propulsion systems, and increasingly sophisticated onboard energy storage have moved from concept to commercial reality with surprising speed. Norway, Denmark, and Sweden now run electric f
Partnership to advance offshore wind support vessels in Japan UK-based ship designer Chartwell Marine and the Cooperative Association of Japan Shipbuilders (CAJS), an industry organisation representing 59 shipyards in Japan, have signed a memorandum of understanding to support the development and local construction of vessels for Japan's offshore wind industry. The collaboration will focus on crew transfer vessels (CTVs) and service operation vessels (SOVs)
APM Terminals secures foothold in Danang The Vietnamese government has approved a joint bid involving APM Terminals for a new container terminal just to the north of Danang, the country's third-largest city. Maersk subsidiary APM Terminals is working with local infrastructure company Hateco Group to develop the $1.7bn Lien Chieu Container Port, having been awarded a 50-year lease. Phase one of ...
What is AI in shipping? Consultant Frank Coles has some advice for how shipping should adapt artificial intelligence for operations at sea. Over the last 30 years as satellite communications made data sharing with ships virtually ubiquitous one thing that hasn't been missing is the over use of buzzwords and claims of doom for the human in shipping. The relentless ...
Tradlinx targets project44 with mass email push pitching 'hyper-accurate' ocean visibility layer South Korean supply chain visibility provider Tradlinx has launched a mass outreach campaign aimed squarely at users of established platforms such as project44, pitching its Ocean Visibility product as a specialist, high-precision add-on for ocean ETAs and terminal-level events. A widely circulated email - headlined "Beyond p44: Is your ocean visibility truly 'real-time'?" - invites ...
Stolt-Nielsen brings NYK into Avenir LNG venture Oslo-listed shipping and logistics group Stolt-Nielsen Limited has agreed to sell a 50% stake in LNG bunkering specialist Avenir LNG to Japan's Nippon Yusen Kaisha, forming a new joint venture focused on small-scale LNG supply. The deal, struck through Stolt-Nielsen's subsidiary Stolt-Nielsen Gas, will see the two shipping groups jointly develop Avenir LNG's bunkering and ...
Trump orders restart of California offshore oil project amid Iran war The Trump administration has instructed Sable Offshore to resume operations at the Santa Ynez Unit and Santa Ynez Pipeline System off the coast of California, citing supply risks from Iran's Strait of Hormuz closure. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued the order on Friday under President Trump's March 13 executive order, expanding Defense Production Act ...
How 'imaginary' Middle East VLCC rates are having real-world effects Not long ago, it was considered a big deal when VLCC indexes hit six figures. Now, the indexes for hypothetical...
IMO's green rankings are a fight for fuel market share The IMO's lifecycle assessment guidelines are being hashed out in the shadow of the geopolitical battles over net zero -...
Fujairah loadings plummet as drone attacks rock UAE port prompting tanker rethink Middle East crude oil is seemingly hard to replace. But US crude oil exports to Asia could soon rise if...
Strait of Hormuz status puts seafarer repatriation obligations on shipowners Blocked waterway declared Warlike Operations Area
US ease-off on Russia sanctions will make no difference for most Nearly all shipowners and marine insurers will still have to stick to UK and EU rules
Guangzhou Shipyard International to win lifeline ropax newbuild contract The yard has significant experience in building ropax ships for leading European operators and won orders last year for New...
Kuwaiti gas carrier hit by projectile in Gulf of Oman A Kuwaiti-owned LPG carrier was hit by a projectile in the Gulf of Oman causing minor damage
Middle East port update: Tuesday, March 17 Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continues to be severely disrupted, and many shipping companies are still avoiding transits due...
Boxship charter market strengthens as Middle East crisis sparks vessel shortages Limited vessel availability across all segments is nudging charter rates upwards
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Rising road volume puts Middle East land-based options under pressure Signs of stress are emerging as boxes pour into a land transport network crucial for the flow of cargo across the war-torn region.
APM Terminals to build $1.8 billion terminal in Da Nang The terminal capable of ultimately handling 5.7 million TEUs annually will be global terminal operator's third in Vietnam.
Potential new US tariffs cloud sourcing strategies, peak season demand Broad use of Section 301 tariffs, with 60 US trading partners now being scrutinized, provide a window into the administration's next phase of tariff applications as it seeks to redefine US trade.
Ocean shipping patterns erode intermodal share from West Coast: analyst The recent increase in intermodal share in the face of declining West Coast share is intriguing, and it might be signaling a more significant change in the situation, writes Larry Gross.
Performance Shipping scores lease financing for Mercuria-chartered newbuilding New York-listed tanker owner sells and bareboat charters back LR1 product carrier
Greek shipowner Thenamaris to close Singapore office 'Increasingly volatile shipping markets' sparked the closure, circular says
Allies' Hormuz hesitancy becomes Trump's latest Nato gripe US president says America didn't need help anyway
New Fortress Energy tackles debts with huge restructuring deal Company splitting off Brazilian business with two FSRU-based LNG import terminals still not complete
Capital Tankers: War offers 'sobering illustration of how quickly energy trade routes can be disrupted' Volatility rocks largest shipping IPO in decades even as chatter suggests optimism
Capesize market grapples with bunker price impact of war Earnings have remained steady, but the bigger questions remain over bunker price and availability
Russia calls IMO attention to 'outrageous' attack on LNG carrier Moscow claims the intention was to create 'an environmental disaster' and asks for a new agenda item for this week's extraordinary session
Stena Bulk CEO Erik Hanell stepping down after an 'extraordinary journey Head of pool operator GSB Tankers promoted to the top job
Nordic American Tankers nets a premium price for ageing suezmax Norwegian owner continues fleet renewal with sale of 2005-built ship
Yangzijiang triumphs in legal case against shipowner Case dated back to orders placed in 2022
Iranian traffic control scheme emerges in the Strait of Hormuz Ships steam between Iranian islands of Lark and Qeshm amid claims they have secured permission from Tehran
Greek owner PrimeBulk swoops on Norden-operated kamsarmax pair Singapore-based tonnage provider Goodwill Maritime is selling the scrubber-fitted ships
Westfal-Larsen sells tanker brace in a market feeling the effects of war Bergen-based shipowner has stepped into the sale-and-purchase market after a few years on the sidelines
Gulf states condemn 'reckless' Iran before IMO crisis meeting In turn, Tehran criticises sinkings of search-and-rescue vessel and marine ambulance in US-Israeli airstrikes
Russia calls for IMO to discuss 'outrageous' attack on LNG carrier Moscow claims the intention was to create 'an environmental disaster' and asks for a new agenda item for this week's extraordinary session
Traditional Turkish shipowner drives growth with modern bulker buys Family outfit is linked to acquisitions worth $70m from Nova Marine and Berge Bulk
Sumitomo, K Line and NYK team up on ammonia bunkering vessel Trading house and shipowners advance low or zero-carbon bunker proposal
Capital Tankers stock falls on debut as war offers 'sobering illustration of how quickly energy trade routes can be disrupted' Volatility rocks largest shipping IPO in decades even as chatter suggests optimism
Iraq seeks pass from Iran on Strait of Hormuz transits Oil ministry also wants to move some barrels through pipeline to Ceyhan, Turkey
Hafnia awards top bosses options for $6.5m shares CEO Mikael Skov was given 771,013 stock options
'What doesn't kill you makes you stronger': Chinese lessors face pressure test Flexibility and renminbi funding remain key strengths despite geopolitical strain
MISC opts to scrap trio of steam turbine LNG carriers Sale bumps up 2026's demolition tally for the sector to four ships
'Biggest security crisis since World War II': Norwegian shipowners brace for conflict Norway has the world's fifth-largest commercial fleet
'We will not make war money': Chinese shipowners call for Hormuz window Volatility is lucrative, but stability still matters more, experts say at TradeWinds forum
Hafnia top bosses with options for $6.5m shares CEO Mikael Skov was given 771,013 stock options
Ship struck off the UAE as Europeans rebuff Trump navy demand European Union ministers rule out expanding Aspides mission to Strait of Hormuz
Western Bulk reshuffles board as Kistefos CEO steps down Gunnar Jacobsen nominated as new chairman
'Rises and falls all depend on Trump': chaos decade forces shipowners to rewrite the rulebook Volatility is lucrative, but stability still matters more, experts say at TradeWinds forum
Prolonged shutdown of Middle East crude could cause 'total destruction' of tanker demand, analyst warns Asia faces acute risk as Gulf disruption threatens irreplaceable oil flows, says Banchero Costa's head of research
Pakistan doubles the number of Hong Kong Convention certified recycling yards ClassNK certifies Salam's International
Will Trump's trade chief go after shipbuilding again? Probe that could lead to tariffs names sector US trade representative's investigations into 'excess capacity' look at China, Japan, South Korea and more
Braemar adds project prowess with hire of James Palmer Founder of 1991 Shipping joins Braemar as part of partnership between the two firms
There Are 292,000 Shippers in America and 9 out of 10 Carriers Have 10 Trucks or Less - The Match Has Been Right in Front of You the Whole Time Most small carriers operate their entire business through a load board. The freight comes through a broker, the rate gets negotiated down, the carrier moves the load, gets paid on net-30 or net-45 (or quick pay/factoring), and then goes back to the board looking for the next one. That cycle is familiar. It is also the most competitive, lowest-margin, least differentiated way to run a trucking ope
The Industry Is Focused on 200,000 Non-Domiciled CDLs - But There Is Another 200,000-Driver Story Nobody Is Covering The chart below is real. It comes directly from FMCSA's Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. It is publicly available. And based on the coverage it has received relative to its significance, it might be the most important piece of data in the trucking industry that the industry has largely ignored. Here is what it says, in plain language, and then here is what it means for every carrier operating in t
Wisconsin-based carrier files for chapter 11 protection Family-owned Sparhawk Trucking, a Wisconsin-based company that the federal government says has 178 power units, has filed for protection under chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code. The company, based in Wisconsin Rapids, has been in business since 1979, according to its website. There were four separate filings in the federal bankruptcy court for the western district of Wisconsin covering th
US Postal Service on brink of financial collapse, chief tells Congress The U.S. Postal Service will be out of cash and unable to deliver mail, and pay vendors and employees, in less than 12 months unless Congress lifts the carrier's statutory debt limit of $15 billion and eliminate mandates that handcuff its ability to make money and burden it with uncontrollable expenses, Postmaster General David Steiner told Congress on Tuesday. After 20 years of losses tied to a
Longtime Memphis port chief Richardson retires Longtime Executive Director of the Memphis & Shelby County (Tenn.) Port Commission, Randy Richardson, will retire effective Dec. 31, 2026, the Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE) and commission announced. A successor has not been chosen. Richardson joined the port in 1993 and directed it since 2010, advancing industrial development, logistics, and economic growth across Memphis and Shelby C
Shell Rotella Is Paying for Your Parking - Here Is What the Deal Actually Is and Why It Matters More Than a Free Night on the Road The deal is straightforward. Shell Rotella and Truck Parking Club are running a promotion called "Night on Us." Drivers who get a qualifying Shell Rotella T5 Synthetic Blend or T6 Full Synthetic oil change - at a minimum of 11 gallons - at a participating service location can submit their receipt at rotella.com/nightonus and receive up to $100 in Truck Parking Club Cash. That credit is usable at
Diesel benchmark moves above $5/g for first time since 2022 Prior to this week, there had been 32 times when the Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration average weekly retail diesel price topped $5/gallon. All of them came in 2022. That number now totals 33, with the latest price of $5.071/g smashing through the $5 mark, up 21.2 cts/g from last week's $4.859/g number. That price in turn was up 96.2 cts/g from the prior week. It was the nint
Parts and Labor Costs Dipped in Q4 2025 - But the Five-Year Trend Is Still Telling a Different Story If you are watching your shop bills, you may have noticed the fourth quarter of 2025 was slightly less brutal than the third. That is not an accident, and it is not because your trucks got more reliable. There is a real reason the numbers moved the way they did, and understanding that reason tells you more about what is ahead than the quarterly headline does. The Decisiv/TMC Parts and Labor Servi
It's war: Liner charges for 'free' Gulf container storage At least one major shipping line is offering free extended storage time for containers diverted in the Persian Gulf - but charging shippers for the accommodation. At the same time, nations have rejected President Donald Trump's demand for shipping escorts while China, France and India are reportedly negotiating with Iran to get trapped vessels out of the region and safely through the Strait of Ho
FreightWaves brings Freight Fraud Symposium 2026 to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to tackle the industry's biggest threat Freight fraud has evolved from a nagging risk into an existential crisis for the logistics sector. Bad actors now wield advanced AI tools, generative deepfakes, and sophisticated phishing campaigns to forge identities, falsify documents, and launch complex digital supply-chain attacks. As regulatory scrutiny and judicial accountability intensify, freight brokers face unprecedented legal and fiduc
Clarios Connected Services introduces Battery Manager Pro at TMC 2026 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Clarios Connected Services introduced Battery Manager Pro at the Technology & Maintenance Council ( TMC ) Exhibition 2026. The fully managed Battery-as-a-Service model is designed to shift fleet operators from reactive battery replacement to predictive maintenance that keeps trucks on the road. The offering comes as fleets struggle with a fundamental visibility problem: They la
Senate Dems parry Trump retribution to make bipartisan progress on highway, water bills: with VIDEO WASHINGTON - Port executives heard some good news for a change, that legislation to provide funding for transportation and infrastructure is making steady progress thanks to bipartisan support in a key Senate committee. At the same time, Democratic senators paused negotiations on permitting reform, one of President Trump's key re-campaign tenets, over the administration's canceling of some blue s
EXCLUSIVE: Nuvocargo unveils AI-native freight engine aimed at shippers Nuvocargo has launched a new artificial intelligence platform designed specifically for shippers that aims to automate large portions of freight execution across North America. The New York-based logistics technology company said its new platform, Nuvo AI, is an AI-native freight execution engine built to help manufacturers, retailers and distributors manage truckload freight while reducing costs
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