Maritime

Containerized import volumes increased 9 percent last month over January 2018 totals.

Card carrying Conservative at North European ferry operator appeals directly to the British Shipping and Transport ministers, Nusrat Ghani and Chris Grayling respectively, in a bid to capture overspill freight from competitors following Brexit.

A 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods destined for the U.S. may get delayed again, but supply chain uncertainty persists.

Swiss freight forwarder looks to the Middle East for opportunity with deal for one-time provider of logistics services to U.S. military.

The Swiss forwarding company Panalpina and Kuwait-based Agility talk “partnership opportunities” while the Danish firm DSV makes an all-cash offer for Panalpina.

Longshoremen working for DP World Australia (DPWA) are fired up over an alleged threat to their income protection insurance. That benefit was granted to them by the company three years ago in the last round of negotiations for a collective employment contract known as an “enterprise agreement”.

FedEx shares also tumble over speculation that Amazon may handle more logistics work in house.

Customs and Border Protection said shipments on board the Yantian Express were in the process of being released prior to arrival in the U.S.

Interorient Marine Services will pay a $2 million fine to the U.S. government for attempting to conceal oily discharges into the Gulf of Mexico.

The record-setting stow took place at the PSA Singapore terminal on the ultra large containership’s westbound departure to North Europe.

Every three years each of the stevedore companies enter into a protracted and bitter dispute with the local longshoremen’s representative body, the Maritime Union of Australia. This short article explains how and why.

Wharfies are eyeing strikes at DP World Australia in pursuit of better terms and conditions in their next collective employment contract. Asian maritime shipping schedules and landside Australian logistics timetables could be thrown into disarray.

Maersk’s deal with New Jersey-based PBF Logistics secures 10% of the line’s IMO 2020 compliant fuel supply.

Rise in expansion and efficiency projects comes after strong year of growth in company’s intermodal business.

Philadelphia-area company will supply fuel equal to about 10 percent of Maersk’s needs

World’s largest container lessor says customer demand was supported by solid trade growth and increased reliance by carriers on leased containers.

Heads of less than container load and finance and a maritime director are appointed.

Never-ending peak season may finally be peaking as shippers rush in goods; shipowners tallying up the cost of scrubbers.

The European Union has solidified its position to create a technology platform that will allow ocean carriers to report standard data to port authorities.

Joint control over the airline by Air France-KLM, Delta and the Virgin Group will not impede air cargo competition on the continent, the European Commission said.