Rising demand for AI technology feeds into air cargo demand
But the expansion of data processing power and storage to facilitate AI algorithms and cloud data will not be an explosive game changer in
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Applications Open for the EU Customs Certificate of Recognition – Deadline Extended to December 31!
Higher education institutions and customs training programs are invited to submit their applications for the EU Customs Certificate of Recognition
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USDOT cracks down on ‘non-domiciled’ CDLs, targets California
California must immediately stop issuing CDLs to drivers not “domiciled” in the state and revoke the licenses of unqualified drivers or face the loss
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LA port wants California to raise bridge to accommodate big ships
The Port of Los Angeles is meeting with California state officials to promote its plan to extend the Vincent Thomas Bridge repair project to
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Evergreen to expand Latin America, Middle East services
Evergreen’s plan to focus on adding more tonnage between Asia and Latin America over the next five years comes as US import volume growth
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CSX restarts Baltimore tunnel service for double-stack in 2026
The disruptions in the Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore and Blue Ridge subdivision on the Tennessee-North Carolina border resulted in longer transits for intermodal
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Trans-Pacific capacity cuts on the rise as carriers look to stem rate slide
The jump in blank sailings comes as spot rates to the West Coast have fallen 30% over the past three weeks, with East Coast
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Uplift in ship demand to serve DEME, Cadeler wind farm projects
Progress for wind projects in the UK and Taiwan has bucked the trend of an expected drop in offshore wind turbine generator awards this
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Key Brazilian exports to US falling sharply in early aftermath of 50% tariffs
The Trump administration’s imposition of hefty tariffs on Brazil in August sent US bookings for coffee, sugar and orange juice plummeting in the first
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Terminals, airports to restart operations after storm makes landfall in southern China
But supply chains in a region stretching between South China, Taiwan and the Philippines face extensive disruption even after terminals reopen and flights resume
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