The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is embarking on a significant initiative to improve its end-to-end shipping visibility. This strategic push, led by the agency’s chief, incorporates the deployment of Bl
by MSC Revives Key India-US East Coast Shipping Service
Shipping giant MSC is reportedly reinstating its vital India-US East Coast service, known as the Indus Express loop. This decision marks a significant reversal from the carrier’s announcement just one
by Shipper Coalition Calls for Ocean Freight Tariff Reforms
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC), a prominent U.S. shipper organization, actively champions significant reforms to notification protocols governing ocean freight tariffs. This initiativ
by Shipping Alliance Shift: Cosco Withdraws from CMA CGM Route
Chinese shipping giant Cosco has pulled its vessels from a crucial India-Europe shipping service. This significant move follows French carrier CMA CGM’s decision to reinstate Suez Canal transits for i
by Shipping Giants Eye India-US East Coast Alliance
French shipping giant CMA CGM and Japan’s Ocean Network Express (ONE) are reportedly engaged in discussions for a Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) covering the crucial trade route between India and the
by CMA CGM Adjusts Asia-US Shipping Strategy
CMA CGM, the Marseille-based shipping giant, has suspended its Asia-US pendulum service. This route previously connected ports across Asia with both the US East and West Coasts, offering a weekly capa
by Global Framework Essential for Shipping’s Green Future, Says MSC Chief
MSC CEO Soren Toft has strongly advocated for a unified global regulatory framework as the most effective path forward for the shipping industry’s decarbonization efforts. He emphasized that addressin
by Canada’s Maritime Trade Links Decline, Raising Economic Concerns
Canada’s maritime trade connectivity has significantly deteriorated over the last decade, according to a recent report from the Bank of Canada. This decline leaves Canadian ports and shippers increasi
by IMO Carbon Pricing Mechanism Faces Funding Challenge, DNV Warns
DNV, a global assurance and risk management company, has issued a stark assessment, declaring the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) proposed carbon pricing mechanism “dead in the water.” Thi
by Maersk Weighs Cautious Return to Red Sea Shipping
Shipping giant Maersk is currently assessing the feasibility of resuming some services through the Red Sea region. CEO Vincent Clerc confirmed the carrier’s intention to eventually restart operations