CMA CGM Air Cargo taps ECS Group as GSSA
CMA CGM Air Cargo has tapped the ECS Group as its general sales and services agent (GSSA) to sell the carrier&#... 
Ocean shipping schedule reliability improves in February
Ocean shipping schedule reliability improved in February after a "tumultuous few weeks" in the wak...
New intermodal services connecting the Mexican economy to its partners in the USMCA block, allowing shippers to avoid the often long and slow road crossing, such as this one between Mexicali and Calexico on the California-Mexico border. Credit: ISTOCKPHOTO.COM/PHOTO BETO
New intermodal services connecting the Mexican economy to its partners in the USMCA block, Canada
WorldACD: Global rates rise throughout March to Q4 levels
Global air cargo rates continued to rise in March due to high demand and increased prices from Asia and Middle East...
Cathay Cargo resumes freighter service from Ho Chi Minh City
Cathay Cargo welcomed its first freighter flight to Ho Chi Minh City on April 4, 2024, after four years, following its...
E-commerce fuels post-lunar new year air cargo increase — DHL
Led by strong Asian exports, air cargo markets roared back to life in March, leaving the Lunar New Year lull firmly in...
Air Canada partners with SATS for its long-awaited return to Singapore
Air Canada has awarded a cargo handling contract as well as passenger and ramp services to SATS as it prepares to...
Geodis invests in new container freight station in Singapore
Geodis has announced the opening of its new Container Freight Station (CFS) in Singapore, citing the island country and...
TIACA welcomes six new members to its Board
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) announced that six new members have been appointed to serve on the...
In the first quarter of 2023, Europe’s busiest port saw container throughput drop 11.5% by weight to 31.5 million tonnes and 11.6% by volume to 3.2 million TEUs – a decline that began in 2022 as the ongoing war in Ukraine impacted trade flows.
Container volumes at Port of Rotterdam are expected to remain subdued for the rest of the year as
Hambantota International Port is taking advantage of its location in east-west shipping lanes to grow its capacity in the transhipment of vehicles. An official says RORO volumes have grown over the past few years. The port has started setting up charging stations and special towing equipment for EV cargo. Credit: HAMBANTOTA
Sri Lanka’s Hambantota International Port (HIP) is optimistic about its future as a key regional
A tentative agreement has been reached between parties at the Canadian West Coast ports ending a
