Port of New Orleans invests US$140M to expand capacity
Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) is investing US$140 million to expand its capacity. Brandy D. Christian, Port of NOLA... 
Astral Aviation partner with e-Cargoware to expand its digital footprint
Astral Aviation has tapped UK-based Software as a Service (SaaS) company e-Cargoware to further expand its digital...
NGOs are urging the shipping industry to pay attention to changes in Asia’s rivers, caused in part by hydropower dams on the Mekong River.
Non-governmental organizations are urging the shipping industry to pay attention to changes in
Delta, LATAM joint venture gets final approval the U.S. DoT
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) granted final approval to the Joint Venture between Delta and LATAM, which...
Turkish Cargo transports Türkiye's Togg to Argentina
Turkish Cargo transported Togg to perform its winter tests in Argentina. Togg is Turkey's budding EV manufact...
Korean Air to use Shell’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from 2026
Korean Air has recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with global energy company Shell to purchase their...
Saudia Cargo signs deal with IATA to work on its CEIV-pharma certification
Saudia Cargo announced that it signed an agreement with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to work on...
WorldACD: Tonnages stabilize while rates further decline
Global air cargo prices continued their gradual decline into the third week of September, while volumes seem to have...
CMA CGM AIR CARGO taps Jettainer for ULDs
CMA CGM AIR CARGO has chosen Jettainer to deliver unit load device (ULD) management and maintenance services for the...
The Port of Long Beach has registered a shift in its trans-Pacific traffic.
The major maritime gateways on the US Pacific Coast are striving to boost efficiency through a
According to global trade intelligence firm Panjiva, waterborne shipments to the US declined in June.
The clouds over the global logistics market are getting thicker, with no sign of improvement in
A decision by the Singapore Court of Appeal concerning transhipment of infringing goods has brought about practical implications in trade.
In Singapore, border enforcement provisions were first introduced into the Trade Marks Act in 1999.
