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Logitech launches supply chain decarbonization program
The computer peripheral manufacturer’s Chain Reaction initiative will start with 17 suppliers pooling purchasing power to collectively buy renewable electricity.
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StormGeo and CCS launch digital link for maritime emissions verification
StormGeo has partnered with China Classification Society (CCS) to improve the digital exchange and verification of maritime emissions data, strengthening its presence in China’s shipping market. The agreement allows shipping companies using StormGeo’s s-Insight platform to share validated emissions data directly with …
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A paperwork detention in the Arctic, and why shipping should care
Norwegian inspectors boarded a Chinese-owned heavy-lift ship and found that it had no valid flag registration and lacked the required certificates, so they detained it until further notice. High North News reports that the ship was using a false Guatemalan flag. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription …
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PIL orders seven methanol-ready feeder containerships in China
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has ordered seven new methanol-ready feeder containerships from Huanghai Shipbuilding in China, as part of its fleet renewal and expansion programme. Each vessel will have a capacity of 1,400 TEU, bringing the combined capacity of the order to 9,800 TEU. Deliveries are scheduled betwe…
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Maersk raises 2026 guidance as Ocean earnings surge in third quarter
Maersk has raised its full-year 2026 earnings guidance following a strong third quarter, driven by higher ocean freight rates and continued supply chain disruptions that limited available shipping capacity. The Danish shipping group reported revenue of US$18.1 billion, up 27% from US$14.2 billion in the same period la…
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ZIM’s ZX3 enters a Transpacific premium race already shaped by speed and landside access
ZIM’s planned ZX3 service between China and Los Angeles adds another competitor to the premium Transpacific market. But the significance of the launch extends beyond the advertised 12-day crossing from Shanghai. It places ZIM in competition with carriers that have already built expedited shipping products around termi…
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JAXPORT secures US$40 million for Blount Island berth upgrade
The Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) has secured a US$40 million federal grant to modernise Berth 32 at the Blount Island Marine Terminal. The funding was awarded through the US Maritime Administration’s Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP). (function () { var id = 'div-gpt-ad-article-inline-' + Math.ra…
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Turkey plans railway along its eastern Black Sea coast
TURKEY: The Ministry of Transport & Infrastructure has taken the first step towards development of a 500 km main line railway along the east of the country’s Black Sea coast between Samsun and the border with Georgia. The proposed route would run via the port cities of Ordu, Giresun, Trabzon and Rize before heading in…
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Chile maintains environmental approval for San Antonio Outer Port
Chile’s Committee of Ministers has maintained the favourable environmental approval for the US$4 billion San Antonio Outer Port project. The committee reviewed administrative appeals against the project during its twelfth session under the government of President José Antonio Kast. The authorities partially accepted s…
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Expeditors revenue jumps 42% as ocean volumes grow
Expeditors International reported strong third-quarter results, supported by higher ocean and airfreight volumes and continued demand for customs and logistics services. Revenue increased by 42% year on year to US$4.1 billion. Operating income rose by 55% to US$445 million, while net earnings attributable to sharehold…
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Why carriers and ports are investing in terminals, inland links and smaller ships
For most of the container age, shipping’s investment decisions rested on a simple assumption: the shortest route would stay open. That assumption has gone. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! Remember Me Lost your password? Don't have an account? Register The post Why…
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Carrier emissions intensity varies by up to 35% on major routes
Container carriers operating on the same trade lane can record emissions-intensity differences of up to 35%, according to VesselBot’ s latest analysis. The report examined 83,817 voyages performed by 6,730 container-carrying vessels during the third quarter of 2026. It assessed sailing patterns, vessel deployment, car…
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ABB and Oreve plan 12 new electric truck charging sites in France
ABB E-mobility and French charging operator Oreve have expanded their partnership to develop 12 new high-power charging sites along major freight corridors in France. The expansion will add approximately 100 charging points, with a combined installed capacity of around 18 MW once the new sites are fully deployed by th…
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Lloyd’s Register launches service to manage cargo disruptions
Lloyd’s Register (LR) Advisory has launched a new Supply Chain Resilience service to help ports, governments and logistics operators manage cargo disruptions and identify alternative transport routes. The service was introduced on 4 November 2026 at the IAPH World Ports Conference in London. It focuses on keeping esse…
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Port of Oakland reports considerable renewable and zero-carbon electricity supply
The Port of Oakland has announced that 84% of the electricity delivered in 2025 by its publicly owned utility, Port Public Power, to port tenants and facilities came from renewable and zero-carbon sources. (function () { var id = 'div-gpt-ad-article-inline-' + Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 10); var holder = docu…
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USTR urged to permanently suspend China-linked ship fees
Stakeholders such as the World Shipping Council and the National Retail Federation are concerned fees will “add another cost layer to an already strained transportation system.”
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Rhenus reports 26% growth in China-Europe ocean freight volumes
Rhenus has reported a 26% year-on-year increase in ocean freight volumes from China to Europe during 2026 to date, as the logistics provider expands its business along the trade corridor. The company recorded the growth despite changing capacity conditions and uncertainty surrounding EU-China trade policies. According…
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GXO reports stronger growth as logistics contract wins accelerate
GXO Logistics reported higher revenue and net income for the third quarter of 2026, supported by stronger organic growth and an increase in new business contracts. The company generated revenue of US$3.6 billion, up 5.7% from US$3.4 billion a year earlier. Organic revenue grew by 6.4%, marking its fastest expansion in…
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Valencia Port tenders contract to run the ValenciaportPCS platform
The Port Authority of Valencia has put out to tender the management and technical operation of ValenciaportPCS, the platform that allows public and private stakeholders in the port community to exchange information securely. The contract is worth more than EUR 7.9 million and has an implementation period of 24 months …
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Neptune Pacific supports Tuvalu’s first commercial export in 24 years
Neptune Pacific has transported Tuvalu’s first commercial export since 2002, helping a local skincare producer reach the New Zealand market. The shipment comprised 2,102 units of Fenua Ola skincare products made from extra-virgin coconut oil. It departed Funafuti for Auckland in June 2026. (function () { var id = 'div…
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KKR to sell wagon leasing company Infinity Transportation to Ares for $2.9bn
USA: Investment firm KKR & Co Inc has reached a definitive agreement to sell full-service wagon and intermodal equipment leasing company Infinity Transportation to Ares Infrastructure Equity and Ares Insurance Solutions funds for an enterprise value of approximately $2.9bn. Subject to customary closing conditions and …
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Port of Gothenburg reports stable freight flows
Cargo volumes at the Port of Gothenburg developed steadily from January to September 2026. Container volumes were in line with the previous year, while several segments grew clearly: new cars rose 14% and energy products 10%, and Ro/Ro traffic and rail volumes also continued to increase. The port handled 698,000 TEU i…
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Hospital train proposed for military evacuations and civilian disaster response
GERMANY: Siemens Mobility and Lufthansa Technik Defense have agreed to develop jointly a train for cross-border military medical evacuations and civilian disaster response. Ahead of the Berlin Security Conference on November 3-4 the companies signed a memorandum of understanding to combine their decades of experience …
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Maersk changes PCD logic for European import shipments
Maersk will change how it calculates inland charges for selected import shipments across 15 European countries. The new Price Calculation Date (PCD) logic will apply to import shipments created from 1 January 2027. (function () { var id = 'div-gpt-ad-article-inline-' + Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 10); var hold…
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Freightos Weekly Update: Asia – US air rates already nearing last year’s high on peak season volumes
Even with more container vessels routing back through the Red Sea on Asia – Europe services, and estimations of slumping post-peak demand, carriers have been able to push rates up 10% to N. Europe and 23% to the Mediterranean over the past month. (function () { var id = 'div-gpt-ad-article-inline-' + Math.random().toS…
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Can ‘BattMan’ secure the US battery manufacturing supply chain?
The Energy Department’s Battery Manufacturing Accelerator aims to plug gaps in domestic material and component supplies over the next few years as U.S. battery demand looks set to quadruple.
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Defense tech company aims to build US supply chain for new laptop line
Anduril is assembling the circuit board and partnering with Qualcomm for the chip that powers the BlueChip line while looking for domestic suppliers for other parts.
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Samudera orders two 3,000 TEU container vessels
Samudera Shipping Line has signed shipbuilding contracts for two new 3,000 TEU container vessels as part of its fleet development programme. (function () { var id = 'div-gpt-ad-article-inline-' + Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 10); var holder = document.createElement('div'); holder.id = id; var here = document.cu…
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Works begin to complete the quays at the port of Taureana di Palmi
Construction has started on the completion of the docks at the Port of Taureana di Palmi, a EUR 7.5 million project awarded to SILEM, Società Italiana Lavori Edili Marittimi, with a duration of 20 months. The works will finish the shoreline docks and enclose the entire perimeter of the port waterway, expanding availab…
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ÖBB holding to take control of passenger and freight arms in major restructuring
AUSTRIA: The coalition government has agreed the biggest restructuring of the state-owned ÖBB group in more than two decades, which is expected to cut costs by around €80m a year. The governing coalition of the conservative ÖVP, the social democratic SPÖ and the liberal NEOS agreed a plan to restructure the ÖBB group …