FMC nominees pledge level playing field for US shippers
The Trump administration’s two nominees to fill open positions on the Federal Maritime Commission say ongoing enforcement of existing law can help bring more
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LTL carriers push general rate hikes despite lackluster US freight demand
Some of the largest less-than-truckload carriers are announcing non-contract GRIs, but the state of the freight market argues against substantial rate increases.
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LA-LB saw ‘small to moderate’ rise in emissions despite record volumes in 2024
Record container volumes resulted in greater port activity amid an increase in calls by vessels, trucks and trains, as well as increased use of
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Industry group calls for tougher licensing, better training amid trucker crackdown
The Owner-Operator Independent Driver’s Association is urging Congress to codify new regulations aimed at tightening oversight of commercial driver licensing and to support more
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Officially published: Simplifications for the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
The amended Regulation as regards simplifying and strengthening the CBAM has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
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Maersk considering investment in Panama’s new terminals
The ocean carrier and logistics provider has big investments in Panama already but may lack dedicated berth space for ships if MSC swoops in
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AI agents proliferate in logistics despite skepticism
Companies large and small — from C.H. Robinson to ShipAngel — are unveiling new suites of AI agents to augment their customers’ capacities and
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Applications open for hosting new EU Customs Authority
The European Commission has launched a call for applications for Member States to express their interest in hosting the future EU Customs Authority (EUCA).
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EU strengthens international tax cooperation with Switzerland
An enhanced framework for fighting tax fraud and evasion
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