Port of Hamburg sees growing interest in global cooperation on green issues
Port of Hamburg reported strong interest in international cooperation to promote green supply chains. The port said... 
Air Canada launches first air-to-rail connections in Asia within South Korea
Air Canada today announced it is extending its intermodal strategy across Europe to include Italy, Spain, and Britain,...
Billions have been committed to the Middle Corridor project, much of it earmarked for port infrastructure investments.
One illustration of growing interest in the Middle Corridor is the amount of money already
dnata receives first Cargo IQ certified membership
dnata has announced that it received its first Cargo iQ certification, as the Dubai-based ground handling specialist...
Emirates reports 16% growth in cargo volume for the first half
Emirates SkyCargo transported 1,198,000 tonnes in the first six months of the year, up 16% compared to the same period...
Lufthansa Cargo boosts China partnerships
Lufthansa Cargo is strengthening its strategic partnerships in China by signing various cooperation agreements with the...
Qantas Freight to offer capacity on WebCargo by Freightos
Qantas Freight, the cargo division of Australia's national carrier Qantas, has joined Freightos' a...
Container ship deliveries hit new record of 2.5 million TEUs
Just ten months into 2024, shipyards' deliveries of container ships have reached a new annual record, accordin...
DaChan Bay Terminals welcomes new, enhanced Middle East services
DaChan Bay Terminals has recently welcomed a new service providing a direct connection between South China and the...
The Port of Rotterdam believes global trade is on the upswing. With increasing volumes at Europe’s
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.
