Vard Electro completes lifecycle upgrade on DOF's Skandi Hercules Fincantieri Group member Vard Electro has successfully completed a switchboard upgrade onboard the AHTS vessel Skandi Hercules, owned by DOF. The work was carried out at ST Engineering's shipyard in Singapore during
Canal Barge expands fleet modernization efforts Canal Barge Company is continuing its fleet modernization efforts through a combination of new vessel construction and towboat repower projects designed to improve operational consistency, maintenance efficiency and long-term reliability across its
CGB breaks ground for $47M expansion at Ports of Indiana Mount Vernon Indiana state and local officials recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Consolidated Grain and Barge Co.'s (CGB) $47 million expansion at Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon, the largest investment at Indiana's largest port in
VIDEO: RMC launches second Pohjanmaa class corvette Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC), the Finnish shipyard tapped to play a critical role in U.S. Arctic Security Cutter icebreaker program, this week marked another milestone in Finland's Squadron 2020 Pohjanmaa class corvette
New U.S.-built ferry Spirit of 1773 enters service in USVI Built by Gulf Craft LLC in Franklin, La., Spirit of 1733, a new Incat Crowther designed 300-passenger ferry, is now in service with the U.S Virgin Island's Department of Public Works, operating
Master Boat christens Marauder, first of eight tugboats in new Maritime Partners series Representatives from Master Boat Builders Inc and Maritime Partners LLC this week gathered at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf in Mobile, Ala., to christen Marauder, the first in a series
DHL introduces rail freight into Formula 1 logistics DHL has completed its first rail freight operation for Formula One logistics during the 2026 season. The company transported around 50 containers of race equipment by rail from Miami to Montreal, covering nearly 2,000 kilometers. The shipment included 46 forty-foot high-cube containers and four 20-foot containers. DHL said around 68% of the Formula 1 cargo normally moved by road for this route wa
Maersk launches Qilin service Maersk is launching a new dedicated service between Greater China and Australia, branded as Qilin, set to commence on July 24, 2026. The service will cover a lean rotation of Shanghai, Sydney and Melbourne, offering faster transit times and increased capacity on one of the Asia-Pacific trade lane's key corridors. Qilin is designed to complement Maersk's existing Dragon service, which will continu
Ningbo Ocean Shipping to issue new shares for fleet expansion Shanghai-listed regional carrier Ningbo Ocean Shipping Co. has announced plans to issue new shares to targeted investors. The capital injection aims to raise approximately USD 160 million to fund a new wave of fleet modernization and equipment procurement, according to DynaLiners. Capital deployment and new vessel orders The newly raised funds are earmarked for strategic capacity expansion, speci
Wan Hai Lines applies rate restoration on Asia trades Wan Hai Lines will introduce a rate restoration (RR) on applicable Asia trades from June 1, 2026. The carrier cites rising operating costs linked to recent developments in the Middle East as the main driver behind the adjustment. Rate levels The new rates will apply as follows: USD 100 per 20-foot container and USD 200 per 40-foot and high-cube containers. Reason for the adjustment Recent changes
AD Ports Group launches multimodal inland logistics network AD Ports Group has announced the establishment of a consolidated multimodal inland logistics network connecting rail-linked dry ports, cargo depots and industrial zones across the UAE, designed to position Khalifa Port and Fujairah Terminals as dual gateways for UAE industrial cargo. The network incorporates KEZAD Group's Industry City of Abu Dhabi and will enhance the movement of industrial carg
Eimskip and Seafarers' Union of Iceland reach agreement The Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise (SA), acting on behalf of Eimskip, and the Seafarers' Union of Iceland (SÍ) have reached an agreement covering harbour employees at Sundahöfn port. The deal averts a strike that SÍ had scheduled to begin on May 26, 2026, which has now been withdrawn. Wage negotiations deferred Under the agreement, collective wage negotiations will be deferred until Octobe
Tank container demand cools from COVID highs Demand for tank containers is expected to slow this week, as high production in the last few years has created excess supply. The downturn in the petrochemical market has also seen fewer requirements to transport liquids in tank containers. According to the International Tank Container Organization (ITCO), as of 1 January, the number of tank container boxes worldwide increased by 1.9% to 899,000,
Labor Fatigue Is Not a Labor Problem - It's a Planning Problem Across global container terminals, operational fatigue has quietly become one of the industry's biggest hidden costs. Overtime is rising. Supervisors spend entire shifts handling exceptions. Yard teams constantly react to last-minute changes. Vessel operations drift from plan, forcing labor to absorb the pressure through continuous firefighting. But the real issue is not labor. It is planning imp
IAG Cargo launches new Madrid-Monterrey route IAG Cargo will launch new cargo services connecting Spain with Mexico and Peru from June 2026. The company will introduce three weekly flights between Madrid and Monterrey starting on 2 June. It will also launch three weekly services between Barcelona and Lima from 3 June. The Madrid-Monterrey route marks the first direct cargo connection operated by IAG Cargo between Spain and Northern Mexico. T
Explainer: Iran draws the map and redraws the region Tehran's PGSA declaration is more than a transit control claim. It is the cartographic announcement of a new Gulf order one built to last
COSCO SHIPPING launches new Gdynia feeder service with Diamond Line COSCO SHIPPING will launch a new feeder service from Baltic Container Terminal (BCT) starting in the first week of June. The new GGS feeder service will operate together with Diamond Line and provide two weekly feeder calls from Gdynia to major European hub ports. COSCO SHIPPING said the new service will improve network connectivity, operational flexibility and cargo handling efficiency. The feed
Emirates Shipping Line launches CSX2 service Emirates Shipping Line (ESL) has announced the launch of CSX2, a new weekly container service connecting key ports in China with the Indian Subcontinent, set to commence on June 11, 2026. The service offers direct and reliable connectivity between the two regions and includes seamless transshipment options for Red Sea cargo via Mundra, positioning the Indian port as a key hub within the new strin
Port of Halifax introduces first electric remotely operated rail cranes The Port of Halifax and PSA Halifax have launched two electric rail-mounted gantry (RMG) cranes at the Atlantic Hub terminal. The cranes are the first remotely operated yard cranes in Halifax. Operators now control the cranes from a centralized control room. The system improves safety and working conditions by removing the need to work at height and in harsh weather. The new cranes increase yard
Rhenus launches alternative Europe-Middle East land corridor via Jordan Rhenus has activated a new overland transport corridor through Jordan to maintain cargo flows between Europe and the Middle East amid ongoing regional disruptions. The route connects Europe and Türkiye with Gulf markets including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Rhenus said the corridor combines road and multimodal transport to provide more stable and predictable supply cha
CMA CGM announces new PSS charges on Europe, Africa and Indian Ocean routes CMA CGM announced several new Peak Season Surcharges (PSS) affecting trade routes between Asia, Europe, Africa and the Indian Ocean. From 1 June 2026, the carrier will apply a US$500 per TEU surcharge on cargo moving from all Asian ports to North Europe. The surcharge covers cargo from Japan, Southeast Asia and Bangladesh to North European ports, including the UK and destinations from Portugal to
WEC Lines launches EBRO rail service WEC Lines has launched a new weekly rail connection in Spain, branded as the EBRO service, effective May 21, 2026. The service links Agoncillo in La Rioja and Zaragoza in Aragón with Barcelona, creating a seamless intermodal bridge to the carrier's existing ESC shortsea service to the Canary Islands. Operating with its own trains, WEC Lines offers a door-to-door solution connecting inland Spain w
Maritime leaders tackle the realities of AI and legacy infrastructure The intersection of centuries-old maritime operations and rapid technological automation took center stage at the recent Maritime IT Networking Summit, held at the Grecotel La Riviera resort in Greece. During the panel discussion titled "Scaling Intelligence in Maritime: AI, Legacy & the Enterprise Reality" moderated by Dr. Anna Vazintari, PhD, CTO/CISO at EUROBULK LTD and Vice-President of AMMI
LR launches LXF Consortium to standardise container stowage data Lloyd's Register (LR) has launched a new industry consortium to standardise container stowage and lashing data exchange. The new Lashing Exchange Format (LXF) Consortium brings together classification societies and software developers to create a common digital standard for container securing calculations. Today, the industry lacks a unified system for exchanging stowage and lashing data between
MSC updates emergency fuel surcharge on Red Sea and East Africa trades MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company has announced updates to its emergency fuel surcharge (EFS) on cargo moving between Northern Europe, the Red Sea and East Africa, effective June 1, 2026, through June 15, 2026, based on bill of lading date. The revision covers traffic in both directions and is driven by ongoing disruption to global marine fuel markets linked to recent events in the Middle East.
Arkas Line adds 500 new reefer containers Arkas Line is expanding its temperature-controlled transportation capabilities with an investment in 500 new reefer containers, set to be integrated into the fleet from June 2026. The new units will be deployed across the carrier's full service network, spanning the Mediterranean, Black Sea, West and North Africa, the East Coast of the Americas and India. The containers, manufactured at CIMC's Qi
Valenciaport awards concession for renewable fuel production plant The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of Valencia has approved an administrative concession for the construction and operation of a renewable fuels processing and production plant at the Port of Sagunto. The concession has been awarded to FIVE NEXT USEOIL SOLUTIONS, SL - UCO TRADING SPAIN, SL for a term of 25 years, with a total investment of EUR€20 million. T he facility will occupy 27,80
Peter Georgiopoulos returns to VLCC arena with up to 10 newbuilds at Wison Greek shipping veteran Peter Georgiopoulos is making a major return to the very large crude carrier market, with Athens-based United Overseas Group (UOG) booking up to 10 newbuildings at China's Wison New Energies. The order marks Georgiopoulos' third chapter as a VLCC owner following his leadership of General Maritime and later Gener8 Maritime, both of ...
Frontline cashes in on ageing suezmax pair John Fredriksen-controlled tanker heavyweight Frontline has confirmed the sale of its two oldest suezmax tankers, extending a fleet renewal programme that is reshaping the company's crude carrier portfolio. The New York and Oslo-listed owner said it agreed in April to sell the vessels, built in 2014 and 2015, to an unrelated buyer for a combined ...
Euroseas brings in Norwegian investors for boxship newbuild Greek containership owner Euroseas has brought in Norwegian investors to co-own one of its newbuildings. The Nasdaq-listed company said it has formed a joint venture with a group of investors represented by NRP Project Finance for the ownership of the third vessel in its four-ship series of 4,484 teu containerships under construction in China. Under ...
BW Energy launches twin offshore growth push in Gabon and Brazil Norway's BW Energy has made a final investment decision for the Bourdon development in the Dussafu license offshore Gabon and a campaign of new infill wells in the Golfinho license offshore Brazil. The combined total 2P reserves estimate for the two projects is 68 mmboe. Combined, they will increase BW Energy's net production target by ...
Splash Wrap: Shipping's most frantic news cycle of the year Iran proposed managing the Strait of Hormuz through an insurance-based framework that would formalise its control over the critical oil shipping chokepoint, while simultaneously demanding that all vessels file mandatory cargo declarations with a newly created Iranian maritime authority before being permitted to transit. Iran is also quietly negotiating with the Gulf state of Oman ...
Oceaneering wins offshore installation contract in Egypt Houston-based Oceaneering International has been awarded an integrated offshore installation contract at the West Delta Deep Marine gas field development project offshore Egypt. Within the scope of the contract awarded by the Burullus Gas Company, Oceaneering will provide an integrated solution to support the transportation, offshore installation, and commissioning of a refurbished subsea umbilic
AI and digitalisation to unlock $500bn for upstream oil and gas Digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) will create close to $500bn in cumulative value for exploration and production companies between 2026 and 2030. This value is captured through cost reductions from more efficient operations, production increases from higher uptime and increased recovery, and compressed development timelines. According to Rystad Energy estimates, E&P players currentl
Hormuz fallout pushes Panama Canal close to full capacity Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is helping drive a sharp rise in Panama Canal traffic, with the waterway now operating close to maximum capacity as US energy exports to Asia surge. According to new analysis from BIMCO, average daily transits through the canal have risen 8% year-on-year so far in 2026 to 38 vessels ...
Master under fire: Inside a merchant ship trapped in the Gulf war zone Captain Mohit Kohli recounts navigating missiles, drones, misinformation and fear when the Strait of Hormuz became a battlefield and commercial shipping was left dangerously unprepared. We as mariners are trained to expect storms, operational incidents and accidents, injuries, non-compliance of regulatory norms, machinery failures, and the occasional brush with piracy. But nothing in our manuals
Economou jumps back onto the S&P wagon with rusty cape sale Greek shipping magnate George Economou has returned to the sale and purchase market, cashing in on the firming cape sector, selling the 2006-built, Shanghai Waigaoqiao-built Venture I, with the ship now renamed Cape Shanghai and registered with Talent Shipping. No price has been attached to the deal. Economou has been offloading a handful of vintage ...
Posidonia: The Movie A 52-minute documentary titled Posidonia is seeking to raise awareness about the fragile state of the Mediterranean, offering a very different take on the name more commonly associated with the shipping industry's giant trade exhibition in Greece. Directed by French filmmakers and explorers Nelly Kars and Bruno Lambert, the film follows a 400 km journey ...
Russia's shadow fleet is a hybrid warfare platform, not just a sanctions shield, new investigation finds Russia's shadow fleet of oil tankers is functioning as an active platform for hybrid warfare against European states - enabling undersea infrastructure sabotage and drone surveillance over military and critical facilities across the Baltic and North Sea - according to a new investigation published by the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project. The report, ...
Hormuz crisis surprise: how VLCC rates stayed at $100K per day A multi-month blockade of the strait was expected to be negative - potentially highly negative - for VLCC spot rates. Frontline chief...
Slow progress on sanctioned scrapping despite US approval for four vessels The US Treasury has approved four licences for GMS to scrap sanctioned vessels, but none of the ships has yet...
TEN declares highest dividend for a decade First-quarter profit surges by 160% but second quarter tipped to be even better, reflecting Iran war disruption
Trump sanctions on Cuba take full swing against non-US shipowners Military combine that owns Port of Mariel and controls Havana's main container terminal expressly targeted
CMA CGM profit plummets as geopolitical tensions hit maritime operations Despite the earnings decline, carried container volumes increased slightly to 5.93m teu
Vessel identity theft scam exposes widening shadow fleet fraud network Fake ship identities supported by credible verification tools point to an increasingly sophisticated network of shadow fleet operators
Navios shuffles its VLCC pack at smart prices Order for up to eight VLCC newbuildings follows sale of brace of older VLCCs
IMO adopts autonomous ships code The guidelines come into effect in July 2026, with a mandatory code not expected to be adopted until 2032
Indonesia's coal nationalisation could offer tonne-mile bulker boost If efforts to centralise exports becomes unmanageable, Indonesia's loss could be South Africa's, and bulk owners' gain
US antitrust charges against Chinese container makers to proceed despite non-arrival of legal papers, lawyers say Legal papers for the US indictment will likely arrive at a later date as some defendants said they are preparing...
Hengli Heavy Industries secures more tanker orders to add to vast orderbook Since starting operations in 2023 from the mothballed STX Dalian shipyard, Hengli has grown into the world's third largest shipbuilding...
Middle East port update: Friday, May 22 In Oman, all ports are now operating at ISPS Level 1
Gulf states call on governments to reject PGSA's Hormuz route as Iran eyes tolls with Oman Five Middle East Gulf states - Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE - have urged IMO members to...
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Daily Briefing Iran's shadow fleet exercising caution, but has not completely abandoned market | Lloyd's takes big hit for Hormuz loss of...
Local East Coast freight leading charge on intermodal rebound Rising fuel costs, reliable service, and higher rates amid the end of the four-year recession in trucking are helping convert more freight to rail in the eastern US.
CMA CGM posts Q1 earnings decline amid volatile ocean trade The carrier's first-quarter financials, which included a sharp drop in net profit, were generated in a market roiled by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, rising oil prices and increasing operating costs.
Demand rising on Asia-Europe ocean trade as July bunker hike looms Volumes under contract when the Middle East war began were locked into quarterly bunker fuel adjustments, and those costs are set to be passed on to shippers at the start of the third quarter.
Heavy-lift trade group lobbies USTR for relief from crane, trailer tariffs A lead time of five to seven years to build up domestic crane manufacturing capacity could cripple the US heavy-lift industry if tariffs on imported products are not reduced, industry stakeholders say.
Peter Tirschwell leaves enduring legacy on Journal of Commerce Tirschwell, who most recently served as vice president of the Journal of Commerce, announced his plans to leave the business and continue work as an independent shipping journalist.
Asian charterers hunt for tanker contracts to carry diversified supply, Frontline boss says Lars Barstad said Asian industrial players are looking for tonnage to support supply contracts in Latin America, Africa and the US
Shipping stocks mauled as Dow Jones index soars to record high Genco Shipping tumble sees stock close below Diana's takeover offer
Rodolphe Saade highlights resilience as CMA CGM's earnings tumble French liner giant sees net income slump 77.7% compared to the same p
Offshore crew members hit with fines at new Angola airport Situation exposes gap in immigration law, with no visa covering seafarers
Vafias' Imperial Petroleum sees tanker upside from end to Iran war US-listed owner of bulkers and tankers posts second-biggest profit in its history
Oil spill and injuries follow collision between tanker and Maersk container ship Both ships grounded after incident, which caused an oil spill
The $60m question: Why oil companies keep their VLCCs waiting outside Strait of Hormuz Frontline boss Lars Barstad has an explanation for long-term chartered fleet not competing with shipowners
CLdN shifts shipping operations to UK in 'natural evolution' Ro-ro owner moves from Luxembourg to its major vessel destination
Saudi Arabia mulls rolling VLCC giant Bahri into huge logistics conglomerate Sources say a combined shipping, ports and rail operation would attract foreign investment
Iran claims more than 90 vessels have transited Strait of Hormuz in the past three days IRGC tally does not clarify the size, nationality or direction of the vessels
Anil Sharma's GMS given US green light to buy and scrap sanctioned ships Permit granted to cash buyer for four container vessels blacklisted for Iranian trading
EcoLog hooks up with Kawasaki Heavy on liquefied hydrogen transportation New partnership aims to advance port of Rotterdam project
Panama Canal appoints first ever female leader Deputy administrator Ilya Espino de Marotta will run waterway's authority for seven years
Police launch probe after cocktail of drugs found inside imported generator Investigators seek public help after discovery in Port Botany
Elevated Himalaya Shipping valuation hard to justify as capesize rates expected to fall, says Clarksons Shares in the dry bulk company plunge 9% in Oslo
'Brokers will consolidate', says Braemar, as Ifchor Galbraiths takeover rumours swirl James Gundy believes it is important the UK-based company branches out into new sectors
Itochu starts ammonia bunkering trials in Singapore Demonstration trials are slated for late 2027
Global LNG market 'facing major test', importers' body GIIGNL says Larger, more interconnected, flexible and demanding sector is expected to emerge by 2030
More ships now entering Gulf than leaving, tracking data shows At the same time, a Chinese container ship passed eastward through the Strait of Hormuz
More ships now entering Persian Gulf than leaving, tracking data shows At the same time, a Chinese container ship passed eastward through the Strait of Hormuz
Asyad Shipping snaps up baby capesizes to boost bulker fleet Omani owner says secondhand duo part of diversification strategy
Itochu to start ammonia bunkering trials in Singapore Demonstration trials are slated for late 2027
UK company designing ships that can make their own cargo Start-up plans to generate green hydrogen at sea that is then sold ashore
Anil Sharma's GMS gets US green light to buy and scrap sanctioned ships Permit granted to cash buyer for four container vessels blacklisted for Iranian trading, Wall Street Journal reports
German owner Ernst Russ lifts profit guidance after selling container ship Divestment of the 1,701-EF Emira is part of the company's diversification strategy
Frontline fixes $737m of financing to buy nine VLCCs from John Fredriksen Resale ships are being delivered to tycoon's listed tanker operation
Frontline makes $4m per day in booming tanker markets as it offloads suezmaxes John Fredriksen's flagship posts big forward bookings while banking Sinokor sales cash
Blystad bets on geopolitical disruption to find next opportunities Marianne Blystad: 'Many people ask why we are not putting everything in index funds. But we think we will be able to beat the index
ABS links Greek experience with US research through new twin tech centre Real-world Greek maritime practicality meets American innovation
WindWing rollout hits charterparty hurdle Owners and charterers are still struggling to align around fuel-saving benefits
Berge Bulk turns WindWings sails into daily operational routine Shipowner says focus has shifted from installation to optimisation
Euroseas reports better-than-expected earnings and sale of 49% of container ship Aristides Pittas says first quarter was among its best in 15 years
Phillips Connect names Mark Wallin president and general manager The trailer has long been a reliable but less glamorous partner in freight operations. Powered by a tractor, it was hooked, loaded and dispatched as a largely low-cost, low-technology affair until something went wrong. Phillips Connect is betting that era is over. The Irvine, California-based smart trailer technology company announced Thursday that Mark Wallin, the principal architect of its tech
Coupa adds Tonkean in latest AI acquisition push Cloud-based spend management platform Coupa announced Wednesday it is acquiring workflow automation startup Tonkean, marking the company's second AI-focused acquisition in less than two weeks as it expands its push into autonomous supply chain and procurement technology. The acquisition follows Coupa's May 12 announcement that it had acquired intelligent document processing firm Rossum during the
Leading roofing manufacturer uses AI to speed network optimization LAS VEGAS - AI-powered analytics and digital supply chain modeling are reshaping network optimization and scenario planning across manufacturing operations, according to Marianna Vydrevich, supply chain network design & optimization expert at GAF. Vydrevich said AI tools are helping supply chain teams automate data engineering workflows and reduce dependence on IT departments for routine analytic
Short line rail hits T&I truck benefits, costly safety mandates A short line rail trade association said positive aspects of surface transportation legislation contrast with elements that favor trucking and burdens railroads with costly safety mandates. The House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee on Thursday released its markup of the surface transportation reauthorization bill, rebranded as the BUILD America 250 Act. It's part of the Infrastructure I
Sen. Cotton urges DOJ investigation of China-backed parcel carriers Republican Sen. Tom Cotton has asked the Department of Justice to investigate whether Chinese controlled parcel delivery companies pose a national security and supply chain risk, claiming they leverage unfair foreign subsidies, vast amounts of granular data and shady import practices to take business from American companies. Logistics analysts acknowledge that Chinese-backed last-mile delivery ca
Saia opens terminals in Pacific Northwest, Midwest Less-than-truckload carrier Saia announced the opening of terminals in Washington and Indiana. The Johns Creek, Georgia-based company has invested more than $2 billion into its network over the past couple of years, growing its terminal count to 216 and establishing a true national footprint. A new service center in Edinburgh, Indiana (40 minutes south of Indianapolis) began operations earlier th
Port Houston sees April cargo dip, expects rebound in May Port Houston handled 353,319 TEUs in April, down 10% from March and 9% year over year, marking the port's first quarterly container decline since early 2025 as global trade volatility and softer steel imports weighed on volumes. However, port executives said cargo activity is already recovering in May, with imports once again driving growth. Port Houston CEO Charlie Jenkins said the port is still
ILA's McNamara enters International Maritime Hall of Fame Veteran New York-New Jersey longshore union executive James W. McNamara is the newest member of the International Maritime Hall of Fame. McNamara was inducted by International Longshoremen's Association International President Harold J. Daggett at a ceremony this week at The Lighthouse at New York's Chelsea Piers. Chief of Staff McNamara, the union's spokesman, has spent 44 years with the ILA, an
Robinson Fresh opens border cold-chain hub as Mexico produce imports grow Robinson Fresh has opened a new 142,600-square-foot logistics center in Pharr, Texas, expanding its cross-border cold-chain capabilities as produce imports from Mexico continue to rise. The facility, located about 4.5 miles from the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge, is designed to speed the movement of fresh produce entering the U.S. while reducing border dwell times and protecting product fres
ATRI documents big jump in insurance premiums even as providers in the red With the impact on insurance rates from Montgomery vs. Caribe Transport II suddenly a hot topic , the latest report by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has driven home the point that any increase in insurance costs is going to be added to a base that already has been soaring. Insurance fallout from Montgomery would not necessarily hit carriers, which was the focus of the rece
Earlier broker liability victory for Echo sent back to lower court after Montgomery That didn't take long. A broker liability case won by Echo Global Logistics in 2024 on the grounds of federal preemption of state action against 3PLs has been sent back to a lower court following last week's decision in Montgomery vs Caribe Transport II. Echo was a defendant in a case first filed by Angela Fuelling in 2022. Her husband James was killed in early January of that year when a truck h
State of Freight 5 takeaways: Montgomery talk; short-term strength Max Fuller is the founder and former CEO of U.S Xpress. Dave Bozeman is the CEO of 3PL giant C.H. Robinson. They didn't plan it, but on Thursday they both expressed a view of the future of the freight market in public forums that has also been heard in conversations since the Supreme Court handed down its decision on broker liability last week in Montgomery vs. Caribe Transport II. What Max Fulle
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