Allcargo Group Chairman Shashi Kiran Shetty calls for port-led clusters to drive Gujarat's next phase of maritime growth at Maritime Investment Stakeholders Meet 2026
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South Korea launches first Arctic container voyage; faces Western pique
CONCOR facilitates containerised export movement from ICD-Kadakola, Mysore to Birgunj in Nepal
KPL invites INR 4,288 cr. tender for megaship-ready second container terminal
JNPA commences first long-haul double-stack DFC rake operations
Major infrastructure projects inaugurated at Paradip Port; attains 18.5-metre deep-draft capability
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Beyond the map: Why geopolitical chokepoints are redefining global shipping
Jan De Nul newbuild will feature MacGregor 165-tonne AHC crane MacGregor has secured a contract to supply a 165-tonne active heave compensated (AHC) crane for a newbuild Ulstein SX121 vessel ordered by Jan De Nul and under construction at China Merchants Heavy
Fincantieri and Viking sign contracts for two new ocean cruise ships Fincantieri and Viking [NYSE:VIK] announced yesterday that they have signed contracts for the construction of two new cruise ships, following the exercise of the options granted and announced in April 2025. Based
MARAD and Port of Corpus Christi ink agreement on developing SMR tech for maritime With U.S. development of small modular reactors (SMRs) picking up pace, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean P. Duffy was this week joined by Maritime Administrator (MARAD) Stephen M. Carmel, U.S. Representative Michael
Wilson Sons christens WS Ariel, third new tugboat in ASD2312 series Brazilian port and logistics specialist Wilson Sons this week christened WS Ariel at Pier Mauá, Rio de Janeiro. It is the third high-powered tugboat in the company's new shipbuilding series and, like
Speedcast rolls out all-LEO satcom solution on TGS seismic fleet Houston-headquartered satcom and IT solutions provider Speedcast, the world's largest Starlink authorized reseller, is deploying an all-LEO solution on TGS's fleet of seismic streaming vessels, which includes seven purpose-built Ramform vessels The
Explainer: New fault lines in the Hormuz standoff Two developments over August 18-19 confirm that the Strait of Hormuz crisis has entered its seventh month without a structural break but embedded within that continuity are three escalatory shifts that deserve attention precisely because they touch the institutional scaffolding the crisis has come to depend on
CyberLogitec wins TOS contract for Incheon's first fully automated terminal CyberLogitec has secured a contract to supply its Terminal Operating System (TOS) for the Phase 1-2 automated container terminal at Incheon New Port in South Korea. The company signed the agreement with Incheon Global Container Terminal (IGCT), which will operate the new facility. Targeted for commercial opening in 2028 , the project will create the first fully automated container terminal at Inc
ClassNK joins AI voyage optimisation project with Evergreen and Samsung Heavy Industries ClassNK has joined a project with Evergreen Marine, Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) and Weathernews to assess the fuel and emissions savings of AI-based voyage optimisation. The project will use an Evergreen-operated commercial vessel to test the technology under real operating conditions. The four companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish the framework for the projec
Greece joins ReCAAP Greece became the 22nd contracting party to the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) on 1 August 2026. The country's accession will support information sharing and wider cooperation against piracy and armed robbery in Asian waters. Hellenic Coast Guard becomes ReCAAP focal point Greece has designated the Hellenic Coast Guard as its Re
Vizhinjam Port activates full-scale EXIM operations Vizhinjam International Seaport is moving beyond transshipment with the activation of full-scale export-import (EXIM) cargo operations, as the Indian port targets significant growth in gateway container volumes. Vizhinjam aims to increase annual EXIM cargo from 0.15 million TEU to 1.5 million TEU over the next decade. The tenfold increase forms part of a wider strategy to strengthen the port's ro
Cavotec wins €5 million automated mooring order at JNPA Cavotec has secured an order worth approximately €5 million to supply an automated mooring system at Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Mumbai. The project will mark the first deployment of automated mooring technology in India . Cavotec will deliver its MoorMaster NxG automated vacuum mooring system to the GTI terminal, operated by APM Terminals. Delivery is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027 . Auto
CEVA Logistics to manage 20,000 PepsiCo coolers annually in Türkiye CEVA Logistics has signed a new contract with PepsiCo Türkiye to manage the full lifecycle of cooler equipment across the country. Under the agreement, CEVA aims to maintain and refurbish 20,000 PepsiCo coolers each year . The nationwide operation covers maintenance, repairs, technical services and equipment refurbishment. CEVA takes over end-to-end cooler operations CEVA will manage PepsiCo coo
Port of Corpus Christi to explore nuclear technology for maritime operations The U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) and the Port of Corpus Christi have signed an agreement to explore the use of small modular reactor (SMR) technology in maritime applications . The partnership will examine potential uses for nuclear technology across port energy systems, microgrids and future vessel propulsion. It is the second agreement signed under the U.S. Department of Transportation'
MacGregor wins 165-tonne crane order for Jan De Nul newbuild MacGregor has secured a contract to supply a 165-tonne active heave compensated (AHC) crane for a new Ulstein SX121 vessel ordered by Jan De Nul. The vessel is under construction at China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) in China. The order forms part of a 1+1 vessel programme , with delivery of the crane scheduled for February 2028. MacGregor booked the contract in its second-quarter 2026 order i
Lloyd's Register supports LNG carrier conversion for Gabon offshore gas project Lloyd's Register (LR) is providing classification and technical assurance for the conversion of an LNG carrier into a floating storage unit (FSU) for an offshore gas project in Gabon. The former LNG carrier LNG Bayelsa is being converted at Drydocks World Dubai. The vessel is currently named FSU LNG Cap Lopez . Once completed, it will provide LNG storage for the Cap Lopez project in Gabon. LNG ca
Circle Group advances transport document digitalisation across Europe Circle Group has highlighted growing adoption of digital transport documents across Europe , as new regulatory requirements come into force. Spain is emerging as a key market for this transition. The country is preparing to introduce the Electronic Administrative Control Document (DeCA) on 5 October 2026. According to Circle Group, preparations for DeCA are also increasing interest in the electro
Danube cargo capacity squeezed by low water Low water levels on the Danube are squeezing cargo capacity across Central and Eastern Europe, forcing inland vessels to reduce their loads and making river shipments slower and more difficult to plan. The pressure is most immediate for bulk, liquid and general cargo, which account for much of the freight transported on the river. Container movements and intermodal connections may also face delay
What the end of a US security watchlist really buys Lagos A 12-year compliance flag has been lifted. The harder competitive gap with Tema and Abidjan has not
Panama Canal cuts daily transit slots amid reduced rainfall The Panama Canal will reduce daily transit capacity from September as lower-than-expected rainfall continues to affect its watershed. The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) announced temporary changes to transit slots, auction rules and draft adjustments. The measures aim to conserve water while maintaining reliable operations. From 3 September 2026 , nine daily slots will be available at the Neopanama
Crowley and Port Houston launch weekly Gulf-Central America express service Crowley has announced a new weekly container service connecting Port Houston to Santo Tomás de Castilla in Guatemala and Puerto Cortés in Honduras, two of Central America's largest and fastest-growing trade gateways. The Gulf-Central America Express Service makes its inaugural Houston call on September 10, with Thursday departures thereafter. The service will carry dry and refrigerated containers
ANL announces port omissions for Green Wave ANL has announced changes to Green Wave voyages 2617/2618 due to MPI requirements. After completing its Auckland call, the vessel will proceed to Noumea for hull cleaning. To restore its schedule, Green Wave will omit Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Napier. Import cargo arrangements Import cargo destined for Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Napier will discharge in Auckland. It will then connect with th
Port of Long Beach posts second-busiest July on record The Port of Long Beach handled 928,508 TEUs in July 2026 , marking the second-busiest July in its history as shippers moved cargo ahead of new US tariffs. Despite the strong monthly volume, throughput was 1.7% lower than in July 2025. July was only the seventh month in the port's 115-year history in which container volumes exceeded 900,000 TEUs. Shippers move cargo ahead of tariffs Port CEO Dr. N
Sallaum Lines launches European automotive logistics company Sallaum Lines has launched Sallaum Logistics Ltd , a dedicated European automotive logistics company designed to extend its vehicle transportation network from sea to road. Headquartered in Lithuania, the new company will focus on inland transportation of finished vehicles across Europe. It will connect ports, factories, distribution hubs and dealerships through a dedicated road logistics network
ParkerSteel establishes steel import and storage operation at port of Sheerness ParkerSteel Ltd, a leading steel stockholder and processor based in the southeast of England, has established a new steel import and storage operation at the Port of Sheerness in partnership with Peel Ports Group, creating a more efficient supply chain route from vessel discharge to end customer across the Southeast. The solution was developed in response to growing demand for steel products acro
ClassNK participates in GHG data council The Global Ro-Ro Community, whose participants include Ro-Ro carriers and other stakeholders covering approximately 80% of the transport capacity of the global car carrier fleet, has established the GRC Council as the formal governing body responsible for the operation and ongoing development of the GRC framework. ClassNK has contributed to the establishment of the GRCC through participation in t
Sea-Intelligence: 1.7 million TEU vessel space absorbed in delays Global container vessel schedule reliability remains somewhat stable around 60-65%, showing no signs of improvement, and in stark contrast to the 2011-2019 normality of 70-80%. Furthermore, late vessel arrivals are now settling into 5-5.5 days of delay, up from the pre-pandemic norm of 3-4 days. This structural shift to a larger risk of vessel delays, and their longer durations, inexorably leads
Does China's inland canal signals a redesign of its trade geography? China is a month from opening the Pinglu Canal, an 83.4-mile, $10.3 billion inland waterway linking Guangxi's Ping River estuary to the Beibu Gulf. A Chinese patrol boat completed the first full transit on August 7 ahead of a planned September commercial opening. But the more consequential story is strategic, not structural: this is China's first nationally planned river-to-sea canal since 1949,
ASL scales up with Huangpu Wenchong boxship order Hong Kong-based ASL Shipping is making a sizeable jump in ship size with an order for two firm 5,300 teu containerships at CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding, with options for two more. The vessels will be built to Huangpu Wenchong's own series design, measuring 235 m long and 37.5 m wide with around 71,500 dwt. No ...
Russian fuel shortages reverse tanker trade flows Russia is importing almost 270,000 tonnes of refined fuels from Asia this month, creating an extraordinary reversal in tanker trade flows as repeated Ukrainian strikes on refineries leave one of the world's largest energy producers short of fuel, with images of long queues at Russian petrol stations becoming commonplace. Preliminary shipping data cited by Reuters ...
Pacifico Energy advances 2.13GW offshore wind cluster in South Korea US-based renewable energy company Pacifico Energy Korea has been selected as the sole developer of the 2.13GW Jindo Integrated Cluster Phase 2 offshore wind project. The Jindo Integrated Cluster Phase 2, led by Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City as the implementing institution, is a government-designated 2.13GW offshore wind development area comprising the Manho and Jindo Baram ...
Explosive drone destroyed near OMV Petrom gas platform Romania destroyed a maritime drone near OMV Petrom's Neptun Deep gas platform in the Black Sea on Thursday. The drone, loaded with explosives, was spotted several hundred meters from the platform's gas extraction operations at around 6:28 am local time. Two fighter jets were scrambled, with one hitting the drone, after which it continued drifting. ...
Splash Wrap: More ships, fewer reliable routes Shipping is betting on more ships thanks, in no small part, to the disruption created by fewer reliable routes. That contradiction ran through much of Splash's coverage this week. Panama, Hormuz, the Houthis, Somali pirates and the Black Sea were constant presences in our reporting. Different threats, different causes, same result: the arteries of global ...
Idle FPSO sold to MISC for $35m Malaysia's Dagang Nexchange (DNeX) has opted to sell its idle FPSO Excalibur for disposal to compatriot MISC for $35m in cash. DNeX said the sale will be done by the UK unit of its 90%-owned oil and gas company Ping Petroleum. The 2007-built cylindrical FPSO, with a design capacity of 300,000 barrels, is currently laid ...
Transocean to rake in $300m from recent drillship deal New York-listed offshore driller Transocean has revealed the details of its recently awarded drillship contract with India's Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC). ONGC revealed earlier this week that it hired the 2010-built ultra-deepwater drillship, Dhirubhai Deepwater KG2, for work offshore India. This was the second ultra-deepwater drillship the company has hired following the $261m deal ...
SPM Shipping enters gas shipping with $91m VLGC buy With only a few years in shipowning, Dubai-based SPM Shipping has now added its first VLGC after moving into both the capesize and VLCC segments. The company has been named as the buyer of Dorian LPG's 2015-built, 84,000 cu m Clermont, paying $91m for the Hyundai Samho-built vessel. VesselsValue sales registers show that SPM Shipping is the ...
Sanctioned tanker hijacked in Gulf of Aden A US-sanctioned product tanker has been hijacked in the Gulf of Aden and forced towards Somalia, the second reported vessel seizure in the region this week as Somali piracy gathers renewed momentum. UK Maritime Trade Operations said the incident occurred around 136 nautical miles east of Al Mukalla, Yemen, after the vessel broadcast a distress ...
Missing evidence clouds Phoenician M cocaine convictions A new independent report has called for urgent international intervention in the case of two senior seafarers convicted of drug trafficking in Türkiye, arguing that serious gaps in the evidence raise the prospect of a "grave miscarriage of justice". Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) has examined the convictions of Syrian-born, Finnish citizen chief officer Ali ...
Panama Canal cuts daily capacity The Panama Canal is cutting daily booking capacity to 32 ships from mid-September as worsening rainfall deficits force the waterway into deeper defensive measures against El Niño. For booking dates from September 4, the canal will offer nine neopanamax and 25 panamax slots a day. From September 15, panamax availability drops again to 23 slots, ...
Shipping is firing on all cylinders as rate strength spreads The traditional shipping business formula - more disruptions equals higher profits - is paying off in epic fashion in 2026. Bad news...
The Daily View: Weather, war and water - El Niño threatens to deepen shipping's disruption era
Slow EU coating approval could be jeopardising emissions targets They may not be as exciting as alternative fuels or as visible as wind sails, but marine coatings are just...
Europe's shadow fleet crackdown collides with legal reality and Russian retaliation threats Europe is stepping up action against Russia's shadow fleet, but cases involving Smyrtos, Eventin and Ethera reveal that detaining suspect...
Yanbu tanker calls fall as Saudi scrambles to keep crude flowing Saudi Arabia is scrambling to keep crude flowing through a makeshift Egypt pipeline workaround after Houthi blockade threats slashed Yanbu...
China's LNG terminal boom sets stage for its next swing buyer role To many critics, China's underused LNG terminals are a sign of excess. To Beijing, they are strategic insurance
Odfjell warns rising newbuild deliveries threaten chemical tanker earnings after strong Q2 Lost Middle East chemical volumes have partly been replaced by longer-haul exports from regions such as the US
Fincantieri extends Viking partnership with order for two cruiseships for 2032 delivery Italian shipbuilding group's cruiseship orderbook now stands at 50 vessels, with deliveries extending to 2039
Panama Canal cuts transit capacity as El Niño threatens fresh disruption to global trade The Panama Canal will reduce daily transits from September as an intensifying El Niño drives rainfall sharply below average, raising...
Daily Briefing Black Sea war risk rates 'all over the place' as Russia and Ukraine target each other's shipping | Trump touts...
Panama Canal to cut one daily Neopanamax ship transit by September The agency in charge of the canal will start limiting the number of ships that can transit each day due to the ongoing lack of freshwater to replenish its locks amid a drought caused by a strong El Niño weather pattern.
US trucking lobby seeks new CEO as ATA chief Spear steps down A veteran lobbyist in Washington, Chris Spear leaves the American Trucking Associations as regulatory changes, tariffs and court verdicts challenge the industry.
ELD crackdown cutting hours from US shipper supply chains Regulators are tightening their oversight of electronic logging devices to deter fraud in driver work hours, squeezing already reduced truck capacity.
Panama Canal to cut one Neopanamax ship transit by September The agency in charge of the canal will start limiting the number of ships that can transit due to the ongoing lack of freshwater to replenish its locks amid a drought caused by a strong El Niño weather pattern.
Shippers suffer big capacity loss as carriers skip key Chinese ports post-storm Almost a half-million TEUs of capacity at three of China's main ports went by the boards in the aftermath of Typhoon Dolphin, with Asia-Latin America and Asia-Europe services the most heavily disrupted.
Hormuz return comes with big risk for carriers, even when war ends Almost six months of ship attacks, on-again, off-again ceasefires and start-stop Hormuz transits has left liners with little incentive to put ships, crew and cargo in harm's way by returning to the Persian Gulf too early, analysts say.
Suez capacity sees rapid growth as ocean carriers hurry back to route While container lines are aiming for a gradual return to Red Sea transits to avoid overloading European terminals, the amount of reactivated proforma capacity is still rising sharply.
VLCC spot index reaches highest level ever as Dynacom wins $51m in US fixtures Hope fades higher Brazil-China rate as Empire Hope fixture fails
Wavelength podcast: Mutiny and fear in the Gulf Plus, change at the Baltic Exchange and our Guiding Star No 7, Evangelos Efstathiou
Century mark: International Seaways cracks $100 per share Tanker market's supercycle has pushed shares to record market capitalisations
'My leg was hanging on by the skin': Russian seafarer tells of 24-hour ordeal after Houthi ship strike Alexei Galaktionov spent nine months in Yemen after rebels launched a sustained attack on Greek-owned bulker
Shipping is accustomed to disruption being bullish. Not every disruption works that way Is the shipping market's resilience to disruption masking a bigger risk of falling demand, asks Thomas Zaidman, CEO of Sagitta Marine
US giant Sunoco moves into European bunker market with joint venture Oil company is teaming up with Verde Marine Energy for ARA and UK business
European Maritime Finance bosses enjoy polo at the palace with investors Danish group follows market talk with afternoon of regal sport in Copenhagen
Wavelength podcast: Mutiny and fear in the Gulf Plus, change at the Baltic Exchange and our Guiding Star No 7, Evangelos Efstathiou
European Maritime Finance bosses play polo at the palace with investors Danish group follows market talk with afternoon of regal sport in Copenhagen
Dorian LPG lifts ship sales above $340m as SPM Shipping moves into VLGCs Gas carrier acquired by expanding Dubai owner
'Prepare for hangover': Danske sees demand and orderbook risk to Frontline Tanker owner's share price fell in Oslo amid bank downgrade
Norvic owner Rahman hits out as Minerva Bunkering sues wife over unpaid bunker bills New legal action filed in the US to recover money trader is owed
Trial and transition as the Baltic Exchange tussles with tradition Mark Jackson discusses the big issues facing the 280-year-old organisation as Sigrid Teig gets set for the top job
Japan's Namura eyes new dry dock for LNG carrier construction Country aims to build up to five LNG ships per year from 2035
'My leg was hanging on by the skin': Russian captain tells of 24-hour ordeal after Houthi ship strike Alexei Galaktionov spent nine months in Yemen after rebels launched a sustained attack on Greek-owned bulker
OMC Tankers handed $50m in cash as Troim VLCC venture Bruton splits in two Norwegian start-up will list in Oslo next Friday
Panama Canal cuts number of daily ship transits to tackle El Nino Crossings will be reduced by three vessels to 32 per day in September
'Very, very old' capesize bulkers securing healthy period charters, Frangou says Navios boss explains stance on index-linked and fixed-rate contracts
Norway's Azane to supply Equinor with ammonia for ships Deal is struck with oil major for green marine bunkers
Ocean Yield issues $100m in bond refinancing as AP Moller takeover closes Owner sells perpetual hybrid bonds at lower credit margin
Chinese-owned bulk carrier sells at auction after attracting only a single bid Market sources believe buyer hails from India
Hong Kong owner puts handysize bulker onto Chinese cyber-auction block The Yong Ding He is set to by sold via online auction next month.
Japan's Namura eyes new drydock for LNG carrier construction Shipyard expansion move comes as Japan shipyard aims to build three to five LNG ships from 2035
Odfjell posts stronger second quarter as it navigates Hormuz risk CEO Harald Fotland warns of a softer quarter ahead
Brunei shipowner warns global rules could stifle fledgling sector Belait Shipping chair urges regulators to balance international standards with local industry development
Fixtures by John Fredriksen's Frontline help lift VLCC spot average above $300,000 per day Voyage from Middle East to China on scrubber-fitted ship comes at higher rate
The list grows: 2 more cases proceeding on broker liability Two cases making their way through the federal court system on the issue of broker liability have been added to the pool of litigation closely watched by the 3PL industry following the Supreme Court's Montgomery decision. One of them involves J.B. Hunt as a defendant in the U.S. District Court for Arizona, where it and the plaintiffs are awaiting a response on a request by the trucking and interm
Intermodal Savings Surge: Up to 49% ROI for Shippers Discover how intermodal freight is delivering massive savings in today's volatile market. As truckload spot and contract rates stabilize, intermodal options provide a crucial cost-saving advantage, especially on key lanes. Learn where to find the biggest savings and how shifting modes can optimize your freight spend. Intermodal savings have surged to their highest level in several years, driven b
FBI hunts 'No Name Given Kamal' as transnational crime probe reveals trucking links The FBI is searching for a fugitive tied to an international investigation involving 1,000 kilograms of seized cocaine. Authorities identify the man only as No Name Given Kamal, a 26-year-old Indian national. Investigators connect him to the Lawrence Bishnoi Organized Crime Group. That case forms part of Operation Hard Ball, which uncovered significant links to commercial trucking. The FBI wanted
Google Maps Just Launched Truck-Aware Routing That Knows About Low Bridges and Weight Limits. Here Is What It Means, and What It Does Not Every experienced driver has a story about it, or knows someone who does. A truck follows a navigation app built for cars, and the app cheerfully routes it toward a bridge it cannot clear, a road it is too heavy for, or a turn it physically cannot make. The low-bridge strike is one of the oldest and most avoidable disasters in trucking, and it happens in large part because the mapping tools most
Chris Spear departing as head of American Trucking Associations (Editor's note: story has new information from its original publication). Chris Spear is out as the president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations. In a letter sent to members Friday, signed by ATA chairman Greg Hodgen, CEO of Groendyke Transport, said Spear's "tenure as president and CEO has concluded, effective today." While there was no indication in the letter whether Spear had decid
REPOWR, ATBS team up to expand trailer access for owner-operators REPOWR has partnered with American Truck Business Services to provide owner-operators with discounted access to on-demand trailers while expanding business and tax services available to carriers using its platform. Chattanooga, Tennessee-based REPOWR announced the partnership Friday with ATBS, a tax, bookkeeping and business consulting firm focused on owner-operators and independent contractors.
RoadOne expands Port of Charleston operations with acquisition RoadOne IntermodaLogistics announced it has acquired Higgins Transport Service, a Charleston, South Carolina-based provider of port drayage and intermodal transportation services. The deal adds 15 drivers to RoadOne's Charleston operations along with additional drayage and intermodal capacity to serve the Southeastern market. Financial terms of the transaction were not provided. RoadOne recently
Postal Service contract drivers faulted for English-language violations A significant number of independent contractors who deliver and collect mail for the U.S. Postal Service lack security clearances, engage in unsafe driving practices or don't possess required English skills, threatening mail integrity, public safety, finances and the brand's reputation, according to an audit by the organization's inspector general. The Postal Service contracts with individuals or
BREAKING: States score win in fight over federal access to CDL driver database A coalition of states scored another legal victory Thursday when a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration from obtaining state-owned records containing personal information on millions of commercial driver's license holders. U.S. District Judge Anthony J. Trenga granted the states' request for a temporary restraining order following a hearing Thursda
Diversifying Fleet Fuels with Diesel, Renewable Diesel, CNG, and More If you're a fleet operator and you're looking to evaluate fuel options that may help lower lifecycle carbon intensity, you don't have to commit to a single alternative fuel overnight. The smarter play, according to Dave Slade, principal biofuels scientist at Chevron, is building flexibility into your fuel strategy and leaning on the right resources to guide those decisions. Chevron's portfolio o
The Amazon Prime Effect Is forcing dispatchers into AI Free two-day shipping rewired what customers expect from delivery, and it blew a hole in last-mile budgets that retailers are still scrambling to patch. FarEye, an AI-Powered Delivery Management System (DMS), recently launched an agentic AI dispatcher called PILOT to plan, execute, and monitor final-mile deliveries with minimal human oversight. Gaurav Srivastava, the company's co-founder and chie
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