Yang Ming "cautiously optimistic" about Q4
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation (Yang Ming) said it is "cautiously optimistic" about the res... 
Arise launches Shipping and Logistics to support Pan-African trade growth
Arise Integrated Industrial Platforms (Arise IIP) has launched Arise Shipping and Logistics to service the growing...
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.
Hapag-Lloyd: Strained global supply chains to continue to normalise
Hapag-Lloyd continued to benefit from "higher" freight rates in the first nine months of the y...
Silk Way West Airlines orders 777-8 Freighters
Boeing and Silk Way West Airlines have finalized an order of two 777-8 Freighters, with options for two additional...
AeroUnion taps Jettainer for ULD management
Mexican cargo airline AeroUnion has outsourced the management of all its Unit Load Devices (ULDs) to Jettainer. The ULD...
DP World to invest up to US$500M in 5 years to reduce CO2 emissions
DP World has announced an investment of up to US$500 million to cut CO2 emissions from its operations by nearly 700,000...
ZIM puts up agency in New Zealand as part of its expansion plans
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM), has announced the opening of a fully-owned ZIM agency in New Zealand,...
Qatar Airways Cargo launches regular service to Vienna
Qatar Airways announced that aside from passenger flights, the carrier is also now also regularly operating cargo...
Key U.S. West Coast seaports with a heavy concentration on Asian trade lanes, including the Port of Long Beach.
Although it’s difficult to say what impact the new round of US-China trade wars will have on
After Japan Airlines abandoned maindeck capacity, its cargo division formed a strategic partnership with Silk Way West Airlines.
In May Chile’s supreme court dealt a severe blow to the international ambitions of LATAM Airlines
Amazon has disrupted the e-commerce world again, announcing that it is cutting transit times in the United States from the current two-day standard.
Once again Amazon is sending shockwaves through the e-commerce world, including the logistics
