Control of US LTL capacity in 2024 hangs on sale of Yellow terminals
An auction of Yellow’s 174 owned terminals is scheduled for Tuesday, with winning bids to be disclosed on Friday while a separate battle continues
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ONE readies India-US East Coast service as part of 2024 network rollout
The carrier is looking to expand beyond its two current services jointly offered with other liners with a standalone service meant to take advantage
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Commission kicks off work to further mobilise EU customs against drug-trafficking
On 24 November 2023, the European Commission launched a new strategic project group to strengthen the role of EU Customs in the fight against
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Virginia’s resins export market gets boost with new $60 million investment
The Norfolk expansion plans from resin logistics specialist Katoen Natie come as more plastics production is going onstream in the Northeast US.
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Sharp rise in Asia-Europe Q3 volumes discounted by last year’s import slump
On its own, the growth in container volumes on Asia to Europe trade lanes in the third quarter was impressive, but it compares with
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Soft US import volumes crimping container availability for agricultural exports
With peak season at hand for ag exports, shippers say weak US import volumes have constrained the supply of repositioned containers they need to
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Maersk inks new methanol sourcing deal with Chinese supplier
The carrier’s largest alternative fuel deal to date will be enough to drive half the methanol-powered ships on its orderbook.
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Carriers weigh options as Panama Canal restrictions become a fact of life
The soonest the Panama Canal Authority says it could see significant relief is 2028, raising the possibility of persistent drought restrictions and reduced container
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European truckers brace for hefty toll hikes in Germany linked to CO2 emissions
The CO2 charge on commercial vehicles is aimed at incentivizing the use of green fuels and lower-emissions trucks, but it will come at a
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UN climate conference comes amid shipping’s choppy path to decarbonization
Despite some pockets of progress, exactly how container shipping achieves decarbonization will likely remain an unanswered question until new zero-emission fuel standards are adopted,
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