Cargo

The U.S.-based ocean carrier Matson is seeing a noticeable shift in cargo flows as rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions...

Freight fraud and cargo theft remain one of the most pressing challenges for the transport and logistics industry, and the...

Union Pacific Chief Executive Jim Vena has expressed confidence that the revised merger application with Norfolk Southern will satisfy the...

In Cleveland, the fallout from the recent Supreme Court “Montgomery” decision  which significantly expands potential broker liability in trucking incidents...

A recent LinkedIn post from a chief officer, shared after completing a Sexual Harassment – Awareness and Prevention course through...

Quartermaster has raised $43m in a Series A funding round to accelerate the development of what it describes as the...

SRC Group and Energy Transfer have teamed up in a move that could quietly change how ships manage onboard energy consumption, with a focus on heating and cooling systems that are often overlooked in decarbonisation debates.  The partnership is aimed at bringing electric heat pump technology into mainstream maritime use, both for new vessels and for retrofits, replacing traditional oil-fired boilers and chillers used for heating and cooling onboard.  Under the agreement, SRC...

APM Terminals is stepping up its push toward electrified port operations through a new global framework agreement with Finnish charging specialist Kempower. ...

ESL Shipping has launched a multi year research and development initiative aimed at improving fleet-level planning through advanced optimisation techniques,...

Lloyd’s Register is helping spearhead a new industry initiative designed to standardise how container stowage and lashing data is exchanged across the maritime sector.  The initiative, known as the Lashing Exchange Format (LXF) Consortium, brings together classification...