MPV carriers reticent to resume Hormuz transits despite peace deal
Ship operators told Breakbulk Europe they need certainty that the truce between the US and Iran will hold before committing crew and vessels to
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Commissioner Maroš Sefčovič hosts Implementation Dialogue on EU Customs Reform
The Implementation Dialogue on the EU Customs Reform, held on 8 June 2026 under the chairmanship of Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič, brought together representatives from
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Intermodal supply chain exposes recent weak link: drayage
While the war-driven boost in intermodal demand is not breaking the rail network, it is exposing a weak link at the end of the
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Shipping wants clarity on US-Iran deal before Hormuz transits can resume
Statements made by the combatants are unclear and did not offer enough information around key aspects of Hormuz transits, such as timings and safe
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CMA CGM suspends Asia-US pendulum service
The Marseille-based carrier has ended a 14,000-TEU per week service that called Asia and both US Coasts, deploying bigger ships on an existing East
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UP imposes peak season surcharge on low-volume shippers
It’s been five years since Union Pacific instituted a surcharge this early in the year, a sign that the railroad expects shippers to continue
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Rail congestion adds to inland delays from India’s Mundra Port
Ocean carriers are warning shippers to expect additional costs and delays for shipments through India’s busiest container port amid an influx of transshipment cargo
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Trans-Pacific air cargo sees huge US demand for data center components
The volume of high-tech goods from Asia to North America increased 70% year over year while US imports of e-commerce declined, according to aviation
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Journal of Commerce exec director Brooks retiring after storied career
Chris Brooks rose from copy editor to co-running the Journal of Commerce and helping to build TPM into the largest shipping conference in the
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Commission welcomes Council agreement on strengthening CBAM
The European Commission welcomes the Council agreement to extend the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to specific downstream goods and reinforce existing anti-circumvention safeguards.
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