CMA CGM concludes strategic vessel order and launches a dedicated R&D hub in India, further strengthening the country's maritime and logistics ecosystem
Karsten Behrens of SAL Engineering to conduct Masterclass on managing the complex logistics of project cargo and heavy lift shipping at CTL-BHP 2026
JNPA inks MoU with Port of Marseille Fos aimed at enhancing bilateral trade and maritime flows
APSEZ and Port of Marseille Fos sign strategic IMEC partnership to strengthen India-Europe trade connectivity
CONCOR boosts capacity to more than 18,500 wagons
Indian Register of Shipping secures US Coast Guard designation as Similarly Qualified Organization
Sugar exports surpass 2 lakh tonnes in 2025-26 marketing year
FedEx breaks ground on a fully automated air cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport
VOCPA hosts first-of-its-kind 'AI-Powered Ports' session at India AI Impact Summit 2026
Return to the Suez Canal seen to be a gradual process
Plans for SWITCH's 150-passenger zero-emission ferry enter a new phase SWITCH Maritime's plans to deploy a 150-passenger hydrogen fuel cell powered zero-emission ferry in New York City waters are moving right along. Incat Crowther has started detailed development and naval architecture for
Hanwha Ocean inks MOU with Ontario Shipyards Hanwha Ocean and Ontario Shipyards have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at accelerating the return of large-scale shipbuilding in Ontario and to strengthen Canada's ability to deliver future naval
Op-Ed: The promise of modern pod drives Historically, mariners have had to choose between outboard and inboard engines. Each of these options have come with trade-offs. An outboard sacrifices valuable deck space and produces a lot of noise, while
MARAD seeks new applications for Centers of Excellence designation The U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) has published a Notice of Opportunity inviting maritime training and educational institutions to apply for a new round of designations under its Centers of
Powerful new Østensjø tug will feature Steerprop propulsion The largest and most powerful tug ever ordered by Norwegian shipowner Østensjø Rederi will feature the most powerful ducted propulsors ever developed by Finnish propulsion specialist Steerprop. On order at Spanish shipbuilder
Kongsberg upgrades Listen Electromagnetic Sensor System Kongsberg Discovery has upgraded its Kongsberg Listen electromagnetic sensor system. The update improves inspections, surveys, and data collection in complex underwater environments. The system was previously known as Argeo Listen. Kongsberg has enhanced both hardware and software. The upgrade improves data processing and visualisation. The platform-agnostic system supports applications in ocean
Global bunker market softens in week 08 At the end of Week 08, the MABUX global bunker indices recorded a moderate decline, according to Sergey Ivanov, Director, MABUX . The 380 HSFO index decreased by US$ 0.51, from US$ 433.61/MT last week to US$ 433.10/MT. The VLSFO index declined by US$ 2.21, from US$ 522.29/MT to US$ 520.00/MT. The MGO LS index posted the most significant reduction, falling by US$ 5.18, from US$ 782.79/MT last week
Sea-Intelligence: Ocean Alliance Day 10, China+1 Strategy? In issue 752 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence analysed the new 2026 "Day 10" network product from Ocean Alliance. There are 318 unique port-port connections that are unchanged between the Day 9 and Day 10 products, 26 that are discontinued from Day 9, and 21 that have been newly introduced in Day 10. In terms of total connectivity, the new Day 10 product has 498 port-port connections, 3
When military theatre meets commercial expansion in arctic waters Two contradictory realities now define Arctic maritime operations: commercial shipping traffic surged 40% between 2013 and 2025, reaching 1,812 unique vessels, while NATO simultaneously deploys carrier strike groups to demonstrate High North defense capabilities
The trade war Washington isn't fighting While the United States fixates on tariffs and port fees, China's manufacturing overcapacity is quietly rewriting the rules of global maritime commerce and American trade policy is aimed at the wrong target
PIL's LNG-powered KOTA ODYSSEY debuts at Aqaba Pacific International Lines (PIL) celebrated the maiden call of KOTA ODYSSEY, its first LNG-powered vessel in the Red Sea, at Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT). The ship had previously made its first call to Saudi Arabia earlier this month. The arrival ceremony was hosted by PIL's Regional Head for the Middle East, Horn of Africa & East Africa. Distinguished guests included the Chief Commissioner of
CMA CGM strengthens Indian maritime commitment with new vessel order CMA CGM has reached a major milestone in its partnership with India following a visit from Chairman and CEO Rodolphe Saadé. During the visit, the company signed a final shipbuilding contract with Cochin Shipyard Limited. This agreement covers the construction of six LNG-powered 1,700 TEU container ships directly in India. The signing took place in the presence of Shri Shantanu Thakur, Minister of
DP World sets Chile record at San Antonio terminal DP World continues to reinforce its role as Chile's leading provider of automotive logistics after successfully discharging 6,338 vehicles in a single vessel operation at its multipurpose terminal at the Port of San Antonio. The operation, conducted from the vessel M/V Morning Lily, surpassed the previous national record of 6,185 vehicles set at the same terminal in 2021, and demonstrates DP Worl
The port of NY/NJ launces flights from Newark to Puebla The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Volaris today announced the launch of nonstop flights from Newark Liberty International Airport to Puebla, Mexico, further expanding international connectivity between the New York-New Jersey region and Mexico. The new Volaris service will begin on Tuesday, June 2, with four weekly nonstop flights. With the addition of the Puebla route, Volaris wi
Interview with Matthias Dietrich, Senior Director Strategic Programs at Hapag-Lloyd AG In this exclusive interview, Container News journalist Antonia Saratsopoulou speaks with Matthias Dietrich , Senior Director Strategic Programs at Hapag-Lloyd AG. The discussion explores the company's strategic direction, recent initiatives, and how it is navigating geopolitical uncertainty, digital transformation, and the industry's decarbonization journey in a rapidly changing global trade env
MSC updates freight rates for Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to Europe MSC has announced new freight rates for cargo moving from Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to European hubs. These rates apply from March 1, 2026, until March 31, 2026. Consequently, the carrier is updating its pricing for the Antwerp and Valencia trade lanes to reflect current market conditions. The new rates for Colombo departures are set at USD 1,550 for 20-foot containers. Furthermore, both 40-foot a
DP World and APM Terminals announce strategic partnership at Jeddah Islamic port DP World and APM Terminals announced a strategic partnership in the Southern Container Terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port. Under the agreement, APM Terminals will acquire a 37.5% minority stake in the terminal, while DP World will retain a 62.5% majority shareholding and continue to lead the operations at the facility. The investment strengthens the long-term collaboration between the two organizati
MOSOLF opens new terminal at Port of Oostende MOSOLF Port Logistics & Services (MPLS) has opened a new terminal at the Port of Oostende. The move strengthens MPLS's North Sea presence and adds capacity for vehicle handling, specialised logistics, and technical services. The terminal covers 80,000 m² and can expand up to 200,000 m². It currently stores up to 3,000 vehicles and features a workshop and high-voltage charging infrastructure. With
Costamare reports full-year 2025 net income of $371 million Costamare Inc. reported net income from continuing operations of $371 million for the full year 2025. The figure translates to $3.09 per share. The containership owner posted fourth quarter net income from continuing operations of $72.6 million, or $0.60 per share. The company held liquidity of $589.6 million as of December 31, 2025. The financial results reflect the spinoff of Costamare's dry bu
Wallenius Wilhelmsen posts strong 2025 results Wallenius Wilhelmsen delivered solid results in 2025. Adjusted EBITDA reached USD 1.81 bn , slightly down from USD 1.90 bn in 2024. Net profit rose to USD 1.10 bn from USD 1.07 bn. CEO Lasse Kristoffersen said: "I am proud of our team. We secured strong financial results, paid a total dividend of USD 2.11 per share , expanded our book of business, and maintained safe, resilient operations." Q4 20
Tanger Med handles over 11 million containers in 2025 Tanger Med Port Complex handled 11,106,164 TEUs across its four container terminals in 2025, an 8.4% increase from 2024. Growth was driven by the commissioning of the Terminal TC4 extension operated by APM Terminals. Truck Activity: Trucks totaled 535,203 units, up 3.6%, fueled by exports of industrial goods (+4.8%) and agri-food products (+4.3%). Passenger Activity: The port served 3,220,422 pas
cargo-partner launches Hong Kong-Europe airfreight service cargo-partner, a leading airfreight provider in Hong Kong, has launched a new Hong Kong Consol service. The company now operates three weekly charter flights from Hong Kong (HKG) to Budapest (BUD) and Warsaw (WAW). The service provides secured capacity and express handling for time-critical shipments from Hong Kong and China to Europe. The service targets the automotive and high-tech/electronics
MITSUI E&S wins order for 17 electric RTGs at Port of Tokyo MITSUI E&S has secured an order for 17 electric Rubber Tyred Gantry (RTG) cranes for Y3 Berth at the Port of Tokyo. The order comes from Tokyo Port Terminal Corporation, which operates the city's container terminals. The cranes will operate at the Outer Central Breakwater Container Terminal. The Y3 terminal is under development and will feature a 16-metre water depth, a 400-metre quay, and a 500-
Navios lines up $134m capesize duo New York-listed Navios Maritime Partners has moved to expand its dry bulk footprint, lining up two Japanese newbuilding capesizes under long-term bareboat-in arrangements. The Angeliki Frangou-led owner said in its quarterly earnings report it agreed to take the scrubber-fitted vessels from an unrelated third party on 12-year bareboat contracts. Navios holds purchase options from the ...
Oregon maps four offshore wind futures, from zero build to 3GW The US state of Oregon has unveiled a draft offshore wind roadmap outlining four potential futures off its deepwater west coast, from zero turbines to 3 GW of floating wind, with public input open until April 3. Gestating since June 2024, the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) plan avoids outright endorsement, instead ...
Teekay Tankers offloads sole VLCC Teekay Tankers is pulling out of the VLCC segment, agreeing to sell its only supertanker in a deal that leaves the New York-listed owner focused squarely on suezmax and aframax tonnage. The Kenneth Hvid-led company said it has struck a deal to sell the 2013-built, 318,700 dwt Singapore Spirit - previously known as Hong Kong ...
New head of Poseidon Principles urges banks to keep climate disclosure alive despite US rollback In a climate of escalating geopolitical tension and a sharp retreat from green legislation in Washington, Paul Taylor, the newly appointed chair of the Poseidon Principles Association, has issued a staunch defence of maritime transparency. Writing on LinkedIn, Taylor, who also serves as global head of maritime industries at Societe Generale, acknowledged that the sector ...
Vantris to market Dolphin Drilling rig across Asian drilling markets Semisub rig owner Dolphin Drilling has entered into an agreement with Malaysian offshore services company Vantris Energy, formerly known as Sapura Energy, to market the Blackford Dolphin semisub. The 1974-built rig will be marketed by Vantris Energy on a non-exclusive basis in Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and other locations. "We believe that Vantris is ...
Trading house BB Energy launches new shipping unit Energy trader BB Energy is reshaping its shipping arm, rolling all chartering and freight activities into a newly branded unit, Blue Bolt Shipping, and bringing in a seasoned industry executive to run it. Blue Bolt Shipping, a rebrand of Turbo Asia and a wholly owned subsidiary, will consolidate the group's global freight operations under one ...
TPAO and Shell strike Black Sea exploration partnership in Bulgaria Turkey's state-owned energy company, Turkish Petroleum (TPAO), has entered into a partnership with supermajor Shell for offshore exploration in Bulgaria. The agreement, the latest move in Ankara's upstream expansion abroad, will see the two companies target oil and gas in the massive Khan Tervel block. The Shell-operated Khan Tervel block spans 3,800 sq km and ...
Sinokor now controls one in four compliant VLCCs One in four compliant VLCCs are now controlled by Ga-Hyun Chung-led Sinokor, according to analysis by Norwegian broker Fearnleys, following the Korean company's dramatic supertanker raid in the S&P and charter markets over the past few months. Fearnleys suggests Sinokor now controls about 25% of the compliant fleet, noting in a weekly report how this ...
Borr Drilling secures fresh jackup deals and extensions across four rigs The Oslo- and New York-listed offshore driller Borr Drilling has revealed in its fleet status report that it secured new contracts and extensions for four of its jackups. The 2018-built Natt has won a contract extension from Eni in Congo. The extension was scheduled to last from January 2026 to February 2026. The rig has ...
BP awards $1bn deal for O&M on two Azeri fields Supermajor BP has extended platform and rig operations and maintenance contract with Turan Drilling & Engineering Company on the Azeri Chirag Gunashli (ACG) oil field and the Shah Deniz gas field in the Caspian Sea. Turan Drilling & Engineering Company is a joint venture between SOCAR and US-based Helmerich & Payne. The renewed contract covers ...
APM Terminals buys into DP World's Jeddah terminal APM Terminals has bought into a Saudi terminal owned by DP World. APM Terminals will acquire a 37.5% minority stake in the Southern Container Terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port, while DP World will retain a 62.5% majority shareholding and continue to lead the operations at the facility, which it has had a 30-year build-operate-transfer concession ...
Geneva Dry Dialogues: Shipfinex Being a shipowner is no more a dream, own a ship from as little as $1,000, states the homepage of Geneva Dry sponsor Shipfinex, a ship tokenisation platform aiming to revolutionise ship ownership and investment through fractional ownership and blockchain technology. While much of the dry bulk industry remains fixated on fuel transitions, Vikas Pandey, ...
Crew change travel carries a carbon cost that shipping can no longer ignore Pippa Ganderton, head of ATPI Halo, writes for Splash about the largely unaccounted-for environmental impact of crew change travel and why shipping cannot afford to ignore Scope 3.6 emissions. Shipping's efforts to decarbonise are rightly focused on optimising vessel performance, with the aim of reducing fuel consumption and emissions through more efficient propulsion, operational and ...
Tanker execs parse Iran, Venezuela and 'seismic' Sinokor strategy The VLCC market hit yet another cycle peak on Thursday, with average Middle East Gulf-China rates surging to over $150,000...
Flag states rush to flush out fake registries in buildup to IMO meeting The buildup to the IMO's legal sub-committee meeting next month has seen a flurry of letters from states notifying the...
Danish authorities seize falsely flagged containership Nora is sanctioned by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control under its former name, Cerus, for its links to...
Navios Partners unveils two VLCC sales as Frangou girds for 'new world order' Outgoing tanker duo believed to be among the slew of VLCCs being snapped up by Sinokor
Watering down the NZF would sabotage green goals, GMF warns Green researchers argue that watering down the Net-Zero Framework so it can pass its next MEPC vote would do little...
Maersk secures first Red Sea foothold with DP World deal at Jeddah APM Terminals' entry into Jeddah comes as Saudi ports reel from Red Sea disruption, but signs grow that Maersk and...
German maritime sector under strain from Russia sanctions No return to previous economic ties
Rodolphe Saadé seals CMA CGM feeder newbuilds with Cochin Shipyard Newbuilding contract represents Cochin Shipyard's second order for containerships and is its most prominent to date
Competition and flat freight markets push DFDS into first annual loss since pandemic While Mediterranean operations recovered in the fourth quarter and Baltic volumes improved, margin pressure persisted
Panamax bulkers poised to benefit as China weighs soyabean imports from the Americas Cost will be key in determining whether China will follow through on Xi's commitment to raise US soyabean imports
The Daily View: Shipping capacity in the new world order
Daily Briefing Red Sea traffic slows under seasonal challenges and increased security risk | Zim workers take strike action following Hapag-Lloyd takeover...
Truckload shippers look to minimize growing regulatory risks Asset-based carriers offer a layer of security for shippers concerned with the English language proficiency of drivers and non-domiciled CDL regulatory compliance, but it doesn't eliminate the risk fully.
Maersk to upsize India-USEC capacity to tap post-trade deal cargo growth The carrier has finalized plans to inject significant incremental westbound capacity into the market on its "MECL" service, multiple industry sources told the Journal of Commerce.
Southern California imports 'return to trend' after lengthy period of turbulence The monthly year-on-year decline in import TEUs landing in Los Angeles and Long Beach over the past half-year isn't a cargo swoon, but rather a return to normalcy, according to Larry Gross.
GTT anticipates logging its second-best financial performance in 2026 LNG cargo containment specialist posts record returns for third year running
Denmark detains suspected false-flagged ship on US blacklist US sanctioned the container ship Nora in 2025 for allegedly being part of an Iranian shipping network
Captain of runaway VLCC charged in US after resisting military boarding US military team seized the Marinera in January after pursuit across the Atlantic Ocean
Aristidis Alafouzos: Hats off to 'unbelievable' Sinokor as it builds fleet of 150 VLCCs Okeanis boss is full of praise for the unprecedented acquisition play by South Korean owner
Going, going, almost gone: Inside Zim's long goodbye to the Big Apple TradeWinds takes a look at how Israel's Zim fell to a 'strategic' investor rather than insiders
Checkmate: How Maersk lost out to Hapag-Lloyd in Zim bidding war Hapag-Lloyd's $4.2bn Zim takeover followed months of tense negotiations
Charterers in quandary as two suezmaxes are cheaper than one VLCC Indian state refiner working out what to do with 2m barrels of African crude
Navios Partners dives into bulker newbuildings amid 'new world order' Angeliki Frangou's behemoth also joins growing ranks of VLCC sellers
Evangelos Marinakis VLCC newbuilding breaks $100,000 barrier for one-year charter Sources also says DHT Holdings has tied up another big tanker at $94,000 per day in red-hot market
Israeli regulator raises doubts over Hapag-Lloyd's $4.2bn Zim takeover Government Companies Authority questions consistency with Golden Share terms
Finance platform accelerates digital 'tokenisation' of vessels Dubai operation wins in-principle approval for broker-deal licence from regulators
ExxonMobil set to approach shipbuilders for raft of LNG newbuildings Energy major poised to make initial call on yards later this year
Landmark shipping emissions plan risks further deadlock, UCL study fears Report says fragility of proposed Net-Zero Framework means it could be delayed again
New Swiss investment venture behind suezmax newbuilding play European Maritime Finance spin-off targets institutional investors and family offices
Hafnia takeover of Torm not a foregone conclusion, Danske Bank says Fourth-quarter earnings could be buying opportunity, Danish bank argues
'The Sinokor era': New venture with billionaire Gianluigi Aponte has unprecedented VLCC standing Chartering and shipbroking platform tallies South Korean owner with a massive 24% share of the spot VLCC sector
Volkswagen lines up $7bn takeover battle for ship engine giant Private equity funds and Japan's Yanmar said to be in the running for Volkswagen-owned operation
Arrested bulker set for online auction in South Africa Sea Lord will go under the hammer via Teams
Paris MOU bans a persistent safety offender for a year Veteran cargo ship has a history of port state control detentions
Indian giant returns to Wuhu Shipyard with four-ship order JSW Group orders general cargo vessels in China
'Insanely good' spot performance underpins Okeanis Eco Tankers stock spike Analysts see rising estimates for first quarter after strong trading performance
Safe Bulkers stays cautious in the Red Sea and steers clear of Yemen US-listed bulker firm is 'closely monitoring developments', while raking in its fifth consecutive year of profits
Teekay Tankers exits VLCC segment as S&P fire keeps burning Strong rates propel owner to bigger profits amid fleet renewal
George Procopiou cashes in on Sinokor Maritime's unlimited appetite with the sale of 11 VLCCs South Korean owner's appetite for tonnage described as 'unlimited'
Green Seas: Can you trust the science of scrubbers? The scrubber wash water debate is based around research claims. But which do you trust?
Shipbuilder resurrects two UK government tankers in purchase deal Deal to acquire vessels that have been out of action since 2022
DNB cuts LNG spot rates outlook as 'heavy' orderbook weighs on freight markets Bank sees 'sustained strength' in FSRU market
'Going critical': Shipping takes a step closer to nuclear reality Billion-dollar investments and technology developments push forward nuclear power for shipping
MISC bags long-term floater contract from ExxonMobil The FSO vessel will be deployed in Papua New Guinea's Kumul Marine Terminal
Maersk buys stake in DP World's Jeddah container terminal Danish giant's terminals operator describes investment as 'strategic step' to deepen its presence in Saudi Arabia
Western Bulk CEO: We're targeting growth that does not depend on markets Torbjorn Gjervik tells TradeWinds the company is still out to hire staff from its rivals as it focuses on niche trades
MISC bags long-term FSO contract from ExxonMobil The FSO vessel will be deployed in Papua New Guinea's Kumul Marine Terminal
Maersk buys stake in DP World's Jeddah container terminal Danish giant's terminals operator describes investment as "strategic step" to deepen its presence in Saudi Arabia
Pertamina-backed oil company becomes sixth to score US permission to operate in Venezuela Treasury Department adds France's Maurel & Prom to general licence
State of Freight five takeaways: a strong market likely sticking around The February State of Freight webinar was the third consecutive event where after months-years, really-of talking about weak freight markets , the discussion was once again about one that was increasingly strong. And as FreightWaves and SONAR CEO Craig Fuller and SONAR Zach Strickland looked out over a radically different freight landscape than just three to four months ago, it raised the inevita
FMCSA finalizes changes to reduce burdens on truckers WASHINGTON - Following a broad deregulatory initiative launched last year, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has finalized 11 of 18 rulemaking actions originally proposed in May 2025 . The final rules, published on Thursday, address a range of operational requirements, from vehicle equipment standards to administrative recordkeeping, and are an effort to modernize regulations that a
Detroit rolls out Gen 6 engine portfolio for Freightliner and Western Star trucks DETROIT - Daimler Truck North America's Detroit powertrain brand unveiled its Gen 6 heavy-duty engine portfolio Thursday. Engineers showed the updated DD13, DD15 and DD16 engines earlier that week at the company's manufacturing facility in Redford Township, Michigan. Detroit designed the lineup to meet the Environmental Protection Agency's strict 2027 emissions standards. Executives also say the
FMCSA issues mandatory non-domiciled CDL directives WASHINGTON - New guidelines released by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration reveal just how aggressive the agency plans to be in enforcing its final rule cracking down on non-domiciled CDLs. The new FAQ provides details on a federal purge of unvetted foreign drivers, introducing mandatory operational changes not detailed in the final rule issued last week . Targeting "temporary" crede
Asia-U.S. container rates continue to fall as industry change swirls Analyst Freightos said Asia-U.S. East Coast prices in the latest week fell 12% to about $3,000 per forty foot equivalent unit (FEU) and back to early December levels before pre-Lunar New Year demand picked up. The holiday is a traditional fallow period for trans-Pacific demand as China factories close for several weeks. Asia-North Europe rates slid 5% to about $2,400 per FEU, also back to Decembe
The Dumping Ground: Insuring America's Most Dangerous Truckers. No Questions Asked I knew we had significant concerns about trucking insurance, given the rising underwriting absence rates. Instant issue policies are increasingly prevalent, particularly among the worst-performing fleets. What I found was a massive hole in the regulatory framework so large that you could drive a truck through it. Based on the numbers, someone already has. About 589,690 times. I've held a CDL for
Autotech Ventures bets big on hard-to-copy logistics startups LAS VEGAS - Autotech Ventures is placing its chips on logistics startups that can't easily be copied. It's a strategy its managing director says separates lasting winners from the crowded field of AI solutions flooding the market. Numerous AI-powered freight technology companies were showcased at Manifest 2026. The early-stage venture capital firm manages roughly $600 million and focuses exclusiv
Canadian firm to acquire breakbulk, steel terminal at Mexico's Port of Altamira Logistec Corp. , a Montréal-based marine and logistics provider, has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of IPA Terminal, a breakbulk and steel handling facility at the Port of Altamira, marking the company's first move into Latin America. The transaction, announced Tuesday, aims to position Logistec as a broader global multi-purpose marine terminal operator and expands its presence beyond
TFI already seeing a tough set of first quarter numbers The TFI International fourth quarter 2025 earnings call took place in the middle of the first quarter of 2026, but the company's two management representatives on the forum made it clear that the first three months of the year have not been going well for the trucking conglomerate. After posting adjusted earnings per share of $1.09 in the first quarter, which topped the 80 to 90 cents that TFI ha
ICE Is at the Truck Stops. Is Your Hiring Process Ready? On February 18, 2026, FreightWaves founder Craig Fuller reported that ICE agents in sprinter vans are showing up at truck stops and rounding up undocumented drivers, collecting more than 30 in a single two-hour sweep at one location. In a follow-up post, Fuller warned shippers directly: if your driver is arrested, your cargo will be stranded at an unknown location, unsecured, and likely unrecover
Shining a Light on Industry Excellence: Why FreightValidate Is Flipping the Script For the last few years, if you've followed trucking headlines, you'd think the entire industry is falling apart. Fraud schemes. Cargo theft. Crash investigations. CDL scandals. Bankruptcy filings. Rate collapses. Regulatory fights. Scroll your feed long enough and it starts to feel like trucking is nothing but dysfunction. But that isn't the full story. It never has been. For every headline that
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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