ANA and JOIN sign deal to boost cooperation on SAF
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Overseas Infrastructure Investment Corporation for Transport & Urban Develop... 
MSC refutes reports of infiltration by drug cartel
MSC, the world's largest shipping line, strongly refuted a report alleging that it has been "infiltrat...
Workers lay railroad ties April 3, 2019, at Garden City Terminal as part of the Georgia Ports Authority’s Mason Mega Rail project.
The Port of Savannah is aiming to boost its traffic serving the US Midwest. It has partnered with
Asia Airfreight Terminal appoints Mike Chew as new CEO
Asia Airfreight Terminal Co. Ltd. (AAT) has announced the appointment of Mike Chew as its new Chief Executive Officer....
deugro transports eight diverter dampers from Vietnam to Bolivia
deurgo said it transported eight diverter dampers between Vietnam and Bolivia. The diverter dampers measure 495x470x465...
PSA Antwerp's container terminal to be expanded, made more sustainable
The Belgian terminal operator PSA Antwerp said it signed agreements with two contractors to execute large-scale works...
Port of LA reports lighter cargo volumes in November
Cargo volume remained soft at the Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) in November as imports slowed and the shift of cargo...
Sea-Intel: Atlantic spot rates about to collapse
While freight rates have been dropping consistently on most trades, they have remained elevated on the Transatlantic...
Maersk, SunGas Renewables sign green methanol deal
A.P. Moller - Maersk (Maersk) announced that it entered a green methanol Letter of Intent with U.S.-based SunGas...
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
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
