Experts Downplay Trade Implications of Baltimore Bridge Collapse
Aftermath Analysis: Experts Discuss Impacts of Baltimore Bridge Strike on Supply Chains Following the bridge strike incident in Baltimore, Maryland,...
Anticipated Casualties as Ship Collision Causes Collapse of Baltimore Bridge: What You Need to Know
Potential Casualties Feared as Container Vessel Dali Collides with Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, USA Reports indicate that casualties...
Maersk Announced Affected Vessels: Rerouted Vessels via Cape of Good Hope Listed
The crisis in the Gulf of Aden, a large number of transport ships are currently posting the details of the...
CMA CGM and Air France-KLM Conclude Air Cargo Alliance
In a noteworthy development, CMA CGM and Air France-KLM have opted to conclude their air cargo alliance. Originally formed in...
Shippers Complaint Carriers of Price Gouging
Concerns Mount as Shippers Accuse Carriers of Price Gouging on Asia to Europe Routes Amidst Red Sea Shipping Crisis Shippers...
Despite Challenges, Some Vessels Continue to Navigate the Suez Canal
"Over 80 Container Ships Continue Transit in Red Sea and Suez Canal Despite Houthi Threats and Rising Tensions" Ship tracking...
Shipping Industry Prepares for 5-10% Low Carbon Fuel Target, Reachable ?
The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2030 targets for zero or near-zero fuels can be achieved with sustainable biofuels. However, as...
Shippers Explore Airfreight Options as Delays Plague Red Sea Shipping Routes
The ongoing shipping crisis in the Red Sea, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions and security threats, has spurred global businesses into...
Shipping Companies Reroute Through the Cape as Houthi Threat Persists
The situation in the Red Sea continues to have far-reaching effects on the maritime industry, with ongoing conflicts impacting commercial...
Deutsche Bahn Initiates Sale Process for DB Schenker
Deutsche Bahn Initiates Sale Process for DB Schenker Deutsche Bahn has officially commenced the sale process for its logistics company,...
