Trans-Pacific frontloading drives early peak capacity crunch, rate surge
Space on vessels leaving Asia has become tight enough that forwarders are warning customers they must book at least three weeks in advance amid
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Independent FedEx Freight looks to roll into new markets
With its spin-off completed, standalone carrier FedEx Freight wants to reverse recent volume declines by filling more trailers with non-industrial freight.
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G2 Ocean helps grow MPV order backlog with six new ships
The deal is one of three orders announced recently by vessel operators which together increase the global order book for MPVs to 280 ships,
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The EU advance cargo information system (ICS2) helps customs catch smugglers, fraudsters, and criminal activity
ICS2 is already providing concrete benefits for customs authorities on the frontline, protecting citizens and the EU economy. Take a look at examples of
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Pillar 2 Global Minimum Tax Directive: New FAQ available
Qualified status for the income inclusion rule of the Cypriot law transposing the Pillar 2 Directive.
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Seattle-Tacoma evolving toward hybrid landlord-operating port model
After a difficult first quarter of declining container volumes, the Northwest Seaport Alliance wants to incorporate the best features of both landlord and operating
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Canada readies ambitious legislation to reform supply chain
The coming legislation is part of a larger effort by Prime Minister Mark Carney to double non-US exports within the decade and boost supply
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Disrupted operations leave Germany’s northern rail network in chaos
Huge rail bottlenecks are being reported across the busy network, with carriers, forwarders and rail freight operators battling to keep cargo flowing as demand
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Hub Group COO, CFO leave company after $77 million accounting error
Shareholder rights law firm Hagens Berman said it is continuing an investigation into whether the intermodal provider “misled investors about having prepared its financial
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Bitcoin miner hits Zim, Houston with FMC lawsuit on delayed boxes
A Canadian bitcoin miner that faced customs delays bringing specialty cooling towers into the US from China alleges Zim and the Port of Houston
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