IAG Cargo and Bolloré Logistics partner for purchase of 1M litres of SAF
IAG Cargo and Bolloré Logistics are partnering for the purchase of one million litres of sustainable aviation ... 
Expanded Thailand-India service makes call at DaChan Bay Terminals
DaChan Bay Terminals announced that it welcomed on June 27 the maiden call of upgraded intra-Asia service – BTS,...
Government spending on infrastructure has been chronically low in the Philippines (pictured) and Indonesia, and almost non-existent in Thailand, the UNESCAP reported.
Infrastructure limitations in the Asia-Pacific region hold back economic development and will be
Geodis eyes further Malaysia expansion with appointment of new managing director
Geodis has announced the appointment of Eddie Chang as its new managing director for Malaysia — a key market in the...
FedEx expects supply chain disruptions throughout the fiscal year
FedEx expects supply chain disruptions to persist throughout the fiscal year against the backdrop of slowing global...
BICT announces new Asia-Europe multimodal service
Batumi International Container Terminal (BICT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (ICTSI) busi...
Container Dwell Fee at Port of LA, Long Beach on hold again
The San Pedro Bay ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach announced that they will once again delay consideration of the...
Port of New York and New Jersey records second-busiest month
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that the seaport's cargo activity continued at record ...
China's road freight volume drops in first five months of 2022
China's road freight volume declined in the first five months of 2022 which could be largely attributed to...
A US$4.8 billion offer by FedEx to acquire integrator TNT would boost its position in the European express market, but would have limited impact in Asia, the Pacific and most other markets.
FedEx is attempting to close the gap that has separated it from rivals UPS and DHL through the
Zim’s board of directors have given approval for the line to launch a new Asia/USEC service during late May, using its own tonnage.
Zim Integrated Shipping Service’s board of directors have given their approval for the line to
Congestion is easing at US West Coast ports following a deal between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore & Warehouse Union.
Port congestion problems on the US West Coast, mainly concerning Asia in- and outbound cargo, are
