The Ports of Indiana received a record $25 million federal BUILD grant to help fund a $32 million expansion project at Jeffersonville.
Retailers are frontloading imports to beat expected August tariff increases, pushing major U.S. container ports toward a new all-time record in volume this month.
Port Freeport adds new vehicle imports, secures $11 million grant and celebrates Volkswagen and Höegh milestones.
Strong demand on the trans-Pacific keeps container rates high despite lower fuel costs, though volumes may be peaking early.
A shift by a major carrier partnership could signal a wholesale return of global shipping to the Suez Canal.
Government relations firm Thorn Run Partners announced that a former FMC Chair would lead its new Latin America business unit.
Ocean shipping rates continue their upward climb as peak-season demand, and not crude oil, are driving higher prices.
The bipartisan CORCA bill passed the House with overwhelming support, but a growing debate over cargo theft data has followed it to the Senate. Critics question whether documented losses justify a larger federal response, while supporters argue the current reporting system misses much of the problem.
FedEx is selling off its supply chain services division to CMA CGM, which will fold the business into its Ceva Logistics subsidiary.
Maersk raises its 2026 FY guidance, citing strong container demand in the Far East and higher spot rates.
A change of leadership at Zim Integrated Shipping Services as CEO Eli Glickman steps down after 10 years at the helm.
In 2025, 1,478 containers were lost at sea, a new report found, with challenging weather and fires the primary causews.
Class 8 analyzed more than 3.2 million truck unload events across 68,340 commercial vehicles using a three-stage detection pipeline that combines vehicle weight telemetry, satellite imagery and behavioral analysis. The study classified nearly 42,600 unload events as High or Critical risk and, according to CEO Chris Atkinson, has been validated against a statistically significant number of confirmed cargo theft investigations
Hamburg’s Eurogate container terminal could soon have a powerful new stakeholder.
The world’s second-biggest ocean container line makes a major rail shift for boxes moving inland out of Southern California.
California Highway Patrol investigators recovered more than $2.2 million in allegedly stolen cargo after executing a search warrant at an Anaheim warehouse. Authorities say the investigation remains ongoing, and additional details have not yet been released.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Port of Brownsville completes $295M ship channel project; Palmer Holland expands into Mexico; and TexAmericas Center in line for proposed $500M battery-materials project.
A shipment of approximately 10,800 bottles of Noble Oak Bourbon valued at $500,000 was allegedly stolen after suspects posed as authorized representatives to pick up the freight. The incident highlights a growing cargo theft tactic in which criminals use legitimate shipment information and impersonation to obtain freight without using force.
Transfix has integrated Highway’s carrier vetting technology into its transportation management system, allowing freight brokers and third-party logistics providers to verify carrier identity, insurance and operating authority without leaving the platform. The integration reflects a broader industry shift toward embedding fraud prevention directly into transportation management software.
The busiest U.S. container port recognizes a local trucking provider for helping establish a “Green Truck Corridor” between the port and Mexico.
