Cargo crowth continued at Port of Long Beach in March
Port of Long Beach said rising consumer confidence lifted trade moving through the port in March, marking the seventh... 
Air New Zealand inks its largest deal for sustainable aviation fuel
Air New Zealand said it has signed its largest deal for the supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with Neste. It...
The overall logistics rent in the Asia Pacific region moderated in the third quarter, according to
MOL inaugurates the largest green hydrogen plant in Central, Eastern Europe
MOL Group has handed over a 10-megawatt green hydrogen plant in Százhalombatta, the largest in Central and Eas...
ICTSI gets OK to operate Iloilo Port
The International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) announced that it has received regulatory approvals to...
Saudi accelerates its maritime industry with Ras Al-Khair Special Economic Zone
Saudi Arabia is calling for investors as it continues to build the country's maritime capabilities. It rece...
Singapore-Rotterdam green shipping corridor accelerates digitalisation, decarbonisation
The Singapore-Rotterdam GDSC was established in August 2022 by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and...
HKIA begins use of renewable diesel on ground services equipment
Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) has announced the launch of a renewable diesel pilot project at Hong Kong...
Frankfurt Airport continued to post air cargo recovery in March
Air freight volumes at Frankfurt Airport continued to recover in March despite persisting challenges to global supply...
Local air traders in Hong Kong are expecting that the market will remain soft in the fourth quarter
Newly merged Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railroad (CPKC) is hyping the Port of Lazaro Cardenas in Mexico as an alternative gateway to North America for Asian shippers. The Class I railway is the only railroad connecting the U.S., Canada, and Mexico on a single line network
Newly merged Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railroad (CPKC) is hyping the Port of Lazaro Cardenas in
The Port of Oakland’s Freight Intelligent Transportation Systems (FITS) is a set of 15 advanced technologies designed to manage truck arrivals and goods movements more efficiently, reduce vehicle wait times and emissions, and improve safety and incident response.
With the spectre of a strike behind them, container gateways on the US West Coast are investing to
