US Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) carriers are strategically managing their capacity in response to a dynamic market. This proactive approach comes as demand conditions show no immediate signs of improveme
by US Coastal Ports Bolster Capacity and Inland Reach
Ports along the US East and Gulf Coasts are implementing significant infrastructure enhancements. These strategic upgrades focus primarily on two critical areas: improving intermodal connectivity and
by Update: Hong Kong to launch digital cargo tracking, data exchange network
Hong Kong is set to introduce a new digital network dedicated to real-time cargo tracking and data exchange. This initiative aims to modernize trade operations by leveraging up-to-the-minute informati
by Maersk Adjusts Red Sea Surcharge for India-USEC Route
Maersk has announced the waiver of its ‘disruption surcharge’ for vessels navigating the Red Sea. This specific exemption applies to the critical India-US East Coast trade route, offering potential co
by CMA CGM Unveils New Oceania-US East Coast Shipping Service
CMA CGM, a global leader in shipping and logistics, is set to launch a new service connecting Oceania with the US East Coast. This significant expansion of its network is scheduled to commence operati
by Asia’s Air Cargo Sector Navigates E-commerce and AI Demand
Air freight originating from Asia is expected to remain under significant pressure, a trend primarily driven by robust demand from both the expanding e-commerce sector and the burgeoning artificial in
by Logistics Sector Navigates Record Warehouse Vacancies Amidst Evolving Demand
The warehousing sector currently faces a notable paradox: vacancy rates have reached unprecedented levels, yet a significant demand persists for larger facilities. This unusual market dynamic signals
by Retail Sales and Inventory Levels Poised to Shift Trans-Pacific Shipping Leverage
Shippers are anticipated to regain significant leverage in the forthcoming trans-Pacific contract negotiations. The degree of their pricing power will be primarily influenced by two key indicators: th
by Maersk Adjusts Red Sea Surcharge for India-USEC Trade
Shipping giant Maersk has announced it will waive its ‘disruption surcharge’ for vessels transiting the Red Sea on the India–US East Coast (USEC) trade route. This decision marks a notable adjustment
by Update: Australian shippers call for end to ocean carrier anti-trust immunity
Australian shipping groups are advocating for the termination of anti-trust immunity currently granted to ocean carriers operating in the country. This significant demand stems from concerns over the