Saudia Cargo has taken a major step in its digital transformation by partnering with cargo.one to deploy what is being...

Chicago Rockford International Airport (RFD) has announced a further expansion of its collaboration with global logistics provider DSV through the launch of a new weekly air freight service connecting Luxembourg and Rockford. The announcement was made during Air Cargo China in Shanghai and...

ULD management specialist Jettainer and Chinese ULD manufacturer Hangyi have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at transforming Unit Load Device (ULD) management in Mainland China....

CSX Transportation has officially completed its long-awaited $495 million Howard Street Tunnel expansion project in Baltimore, a milestone expected to significantly improve freight rail efficiency and strengthen cargo connectivity between the Port of Baltimore and major inland markets.     The project enables full double-stack container train operations through the historic 1.7-mile tunnel, eliminating a...

FedEx has announced that it will begin returning tariff refunds to eligible customers starting in August, marking the next phase...

A labor dispute at one of California’s most historic industrial facilities has led to the first major strike against C&H Sugar in decades, as unionized warehouse workers walk off the job over disagreements surrounding pay, benefits and workplace protections.     The strike involves members of the International Longshore...

For years, logistics and transportation professionals have warned that cargo theft is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Criminals have learned how to impersonate carriers,...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has temporarily relaxed one of its key compliance requirements, a move widely viewed...

The International Maritime Organization is planning a major evacuation of thousands of seafarers stuck in the Persian Gulf after months of regional unrest and disrupted shipping traffic.     IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez announced the initiative while paying tribute to the seafarers who lost their lives during the crisis. According to the organization, 14 crew members died as a result of the conflict, while approximately 11,000 seafarers remain trapped in Gulf...

As oil shipments gradually resume through the Strait of Hormuz following recent diplomatic developments, debate is intensifying over who should benefit from the renewed flow of crude exports.  During a webinar organised by BTIG, International Seaways (INSW) Chief Executive Officer Lois Zabrocky voiced strong concerns regarding the temporary waiver of US sanctions on Iranian oil exports, arguing that compliant shipowners should be the primary beneficiaries of the recovering market.  The discussion, which also featured Rystad Energy analyst Susan...