Bogotá Slot Dispute Sparks Concerns for Colombia's Flower Air Cargo Sector
Air cargo operators and users are expressing apprehension regarding recent actions by authorities that could potentially disrupt cargo movements or hinder inter...
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Artificial intelligence may soon write much of the code behind logistics software, but that does not mean freight companies will be able to rebuild complex plat...
Go Shipping Marks 20 Years of Empowering Global Trade
Go Shipping is celebrating its 20th anniversary, a significant milestone that underscores two decades of robust growth, strategic regional expansion, and the cu...
Honda Mitigates Tariff Effects Through Logistics and Procurement Adjustments
Honda is implementing changes in its logistics and procurement strategies to lessen the financial burden of tariffs. The company is also addressing supply chain...
ONE to Remove Xiamen Call from PN1 Service
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced that its Pacific North 1 (PN1) service will discontinue calls at the Port of Xiamen starting in fiscal year 2026 as pa...
Hormel Foods Grapples with Rising Transportation Costs
Hormel Foods is experiencing increased pressure from transportation costs. In the first fiscal quarter, a constrained freight market resulted in higher logistic...
Speak Up for Our Sector
Maritime leaders must use a single voice to challenge roadblocks and spotlight opportunities in an operating landscape that is fraught with turmoil, writes Inte...
PD Ports Supports Northern England's Solar Energy Projects
PD Ports has successfully concluded a major logistics operation, providing crucial support for the development of solar energy infrastructure across Northern En...
SONAR Launches New Geopolitical Alert and Fuel Dashboards to Help Supply Chains Navigate Iran Conflict Volatility
SONAR, the leading provider of event-driven supply chain intelligence, announced new platform enhancements designed to help logistics professionals monitor and ...
Food and Beverage Companies Lagging on Addressing Forced Labor Risks: Report
Top businesses in the food and beverage sector are rarely implementing the transparency and tools necessary to prevent forced labor within their supply chains, ...
Tariff Refunds: Court Takes First Step with Liquidation Order
The Court of International Trade on Wednesday directed Customs and Border Protection to remove defunct tariffs when finalizing non-liquidated entries. This ruli...
Middle East Transshipment Options Expected Soon, Says DHL CEO
DHL CEO Tobias Meyer indicated that companies are beginning to explore the possibility of unloading export cargo from Asia at ports in the Indian subcontinent. ...