Norwegian Cargo to offer capacity at WebCargo by Freightos platform
Norwegian Cargo will soon offer its capacity on WebCargo by Freightos' digital booking platform. The ini... 
Chapman Freeborn eyes further growth in China air cargo charters
Chapman Freeborn is looking to further grow its air cargo charter services in China as it marked over twenty years of...
The Port of Rotterdam believes global trade is on the upswing. With increasing volumes at Europe’s
DHL Express sign first SAF procurement in Asia with major deal in Japan
DHL Express has signed a deal with Cosmo Oil Marketing Co., Ltd. to purchase Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to drive...
CMA CGM, Maersk to keep Cape of Good Hope sailings despite Red Sea tensions easing
Shipping giants CMA CGM and Maersk announced separately that they will continue to sail via the Cape of Good Hope in...
Blank sailings, Trump tariffs may buffer spot rates from hard landing
The recent ceasefire in Gaza, the pause in merchant ship attacks in the Red Sea by the Houthis, and the release of...
DHL, Nippon Cargo Airlines charter semiconductor equipment to Hokkaido
DHL Global Forwarding Japan and Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) have completed the transport of semiconductor manufacturing...
Port of Savannah’s Ocean Terminal, receives four new electric Ship-to-Shore cranes
The Port of Savannah has recently received four new electric ship-to-shore cranes, bringing Ocean Terminal's f...
DP World, NSW Ports invest A$400M to expand rail capacity at Port Botany
DP World and NSW Ports are investing A$400 million (US$249 million) to expand the rail terminal at Port Botany in...
Etihad Cargo is expecting a busier-than-usual peak season, with volume already outpacing last year’s. Etihad is also working with its partners, such as SF Airlines, to provide additional capacity.
Etihad Cargo is anticipating a busier peak season, with current volume already outpacing last
Slowing global trade has caught up with the warehousing sector, pushing vacancy rates to levels not seen since the Covid pandemic.
When rates for ocean, air and road transport sank in 2023, the warehousing market remained buoyant.
Singapore emerged once again as the world's top maritime centre in the 2024 Xinhua-Ba
