Two and a half months after the 20,124 teu Ever Given was refloated following its grounding in the Suez Canal, the vessel and its 18,000 teu of cargo remains under arrest by the Suez Canal Authority (SCA).
The next review …
A new programme for US airfreight exporters designed for the mandate to screen all cross-border cargo moving on freighters will not be ready in time.
Moreover, it promises little merit and will likely increase confusion, industry stakeholders have warned.
On …
Driving home up the east coast of Italy as the sun set gently last night at 8.30pm, I was suddenly forced to exit the A1 motorway at Valsamoggia, about 100 miles from my destination.
My wife and I didn’t know …
Shippers are facing a perfect storm as the logistics industry has entered an “an era of unprecedented disruption”, with ports crippled by acute congestion as the malaise faced by China’s Yantian spreads to others.
The delays to Chinese exports, which …
The chaos and congestion in southern China ports has yet to significantly impact air freight, which saw a dramatic lull in demand towards the end of May.
Carriers are expected to cut capacity slightly, as air cargo moves into its …
As it prepares for the arrival of its first 767-300 freighter this summer, Air Canada (AC) has revealed the markets its emerging all-cargo fleet will target.
The initial focus is on Latin America, followed by Europe as the fleet grows.…
It’s “deja vu” on the Australian waterfront, as industrial action again causes lengthy shipping delays.
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has begun a series of work stoppages at Patrick Terminals’ Sydney facility and, with further action planned for the …
