Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed Paul Reeves (pictured above) as ABP’s new head of commercial for the Southampton region.
Mr Reeves is currently vice president of sales for the UK & Ireland at Wallenius Wilhelmsen (WW), and will take …

To understand what the scale of the challenge would be for DSV Panalpina to take over DB Schenker – say within a year or so – after the Agility GIL appetiser is digested by the Danes, we really need to …

The fire on a feeder vessel anchored outside the Sri Lankan transhipment hub of Colombo continued over the weekend, despite initially being brought under control.
The 2,700 teu X-Press Pearl, owned and operated by X-Press Feeders and deployed on its …

IATA does not plan to ban the transport of lithium ion batteries by air, following a recent airport fire, but is calling for greater penalties for errors and better collaboration with governments.
Following a spate of airlines – as well …

Cyclone Tauktae has forced the Indian port of Pipavav to shut, putting increased strain on the country’s shipping networks.
Pipavav, operated by APM Terminals, said it had declared force majeure and would suspend operations until 1 June, following the cyclone …

Frustrated shippers with cargo on board the arrested Ever Given are likely to have to wait another week to find out when their goods might be released.
Over the weekend, an Egyptian court heard from the shipowner’s legal team, which …

Kansas City Southern (KCS) has dropped its initial suitor, Canadian Pacific Rail (CP), for a “superior” marriage with Canadian National (CN), the larger of the two Class I rail operators north of the border.
The US company’s board was not …