Kerry Logistics to work with Farfetch in Asia and Europe
Hong Kong-headquartered Kerry Logistics Network (Kerry Logistics) is working with London-based e-commerce marketplace... 
Freightos: Carriers pushing to keep rates up, expect overcapacity next year
Freightos said the latest National Retail Federation US ocean import report shows that peak season extended into...
Air cargo prices and tonnages have stabilized in the past two weeks after dropping sharply in early
Cargo volume rises at Port of Long Beach
Cargo moving through the Port of Long Beach in October rose for a second consecutive month amid preparations for the...
TIACA re-elects Steven Polmans as chairman
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) announced that Steven Polmans had been re-elected and will remain its...
Port of Hamburg reports slight recovery in container volumes
Despite national and global operating conditions, container throughput in the Port of Hamburg recovered in Q3. In a...
Munich Airport steps up decarbonisation target to 2035 from 2050
Munich Airport is intensifying its existing climate targets as it now intends to achieve net zero by 2035 instead of...
DHL introduces Green Transport Policy to set global sustainability standard in its transport fleet
DHL Supply Chain announced that it is rolling out a global Green Transport Policy to set a global standard for its...
MOL to install cameras, AI systems in newbuild LNG-fueled car carriers
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) will install cameras and an AI system developed by Captain's Eye in the cargo h...
Shipping between Asia and Europe is gradually recovering in the post-Golden Week period as
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has started reaping the benefits of its new cargo management system since
The Port of New York and New Jersey was once again the busiest seaport of the United States for the
