Shippers and carriers are increasing the pressure on ports and other supply chain participants to roll out “green corridors” using digital technology.
Lufthansa’s cargo division has expanded service to Vietnam.
Gulf Coast ports got a boost in October from imports of steel, plywood and bagged goods, as well as exports of crude oil.
1999: eBay ushers in e-commerce’s most dramatic distribution channel disruption in decades.
A weaker-than-normal shipping season is hurting Cathay Pacific Cargo’s ability to recover from the pandemic.
Southern California’s container-ship logjam ends as congestion eases at East and Gulf Coast ports.
Ocean carriers have been shielded by lucrative annual contracts with cargo shippers, but contract coverage is starting to crumble.
Canada’s WestJet plans to start flying cargo jets next year after a frustrating wait to get the planes registered.
Amazon is expected to fight a new effort by workers at its air cargo hub in Northern Kentucky to form a union.
Stratospheric LNG shipping rates offer a lesson on the do’s and don’ts of measuring earnings momentum.
Global energy trades face even more tumult ahead. “This could get crazy,” says Scorpio Tankers’ Robert Bugbee.
Mediterranean Shipping Co. is moving up plans to inaugurate its air cargo airline, offering service between North America, Europe and Asia.
United Kingdom sanctions put CargoLogicAir on verge of going out of business.
FreightWaves Classics examines storied ocean carrier U.S. Lines, which was persistent in its desire to operate a successful cargo ship named the American Shipper.
A GAO report recommends DOT better explain its grant-funding procedures so that applicants won’t overestimate how much money they must contribute to qualify for funding.
Ed Aldridge is retiring from CMA CGM America, and Uffe Ostergaard is leaving Hapag-Lloyd.
Amazon has rented a new air cargo facility in New Hampshire and launched daily freighter service to shorten delivery times.
In 1952, a C-124 flew straight into a remote Alaskan mountaintop, killing all aboard. Here’s the story of what it’s taking to bring them home.
Earnings for Zim, the world’s 10th largest ocean carrier, peaked in the first quarter and continue to slide as rates fall.
Egypt’s Suez Canal was built 153 years ago this week, and its storied history is so much more than last year’s drama.
