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3 CPGs discuss automation, sourcing and logistics risks
At a Barclays conference this month, Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark flagged rising material and freight costs, while Procter & Gamble gave a Supply Chain 3.0 update.
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Great Eastern adds newbuild suezmax to fleet renewal drive
India’s Great Eastern Shipping has contracted to acquire a 157,000 dwt newbuilding suezmax, adding a yard-built ship to a fleet renewal drive that has so far been dominated by secondhand transactions. The Mumbai-listed owner disclosed the deal late on Monday, saying the tanker will be constructed by an unnamed leading…
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KKB unit bags Shell deal for Malaysian offshore developments
Malaysian fabricator OceanMight has secured an engineering, procurement, and construction contract from Shell for fixed offshore structures linked to several field developments off Malaysia. Parent company KKB Engineering said OceanMight received a letter of award covering the SK408 Teja and Pepulut developments as we…
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Kribi iron ore corridor lines up demand for 80 capesizes
A potentially significant new capesize tradelane is taking shape in Central Africa, with plans to move as much as 100m tonnes of iron ore a year from landlocked Central African Republic through Cameroon’s deepwater port of Kribi. Drewry estimates that if the proposed CAR-Kribi corridor reaches anything close to its pl…
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Trade groups urge USTR to extend pause on China-linked ship fees
The National Retail Federation and others said a continued halt to fees would help ease uncertainty as stakeholders face elevated transportation costs.
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Shipment fluctuations vary across LTL carriers in mid-Q3 updates
Saia and XPO both reported increases in volume for August, while other carriers reported decreases.
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RCL signs third Huangpu Wenchong boxship series
Thailand’s Regional Container Lines has returned to CSSC Huangpu Wenchong for another four containerships, adding a new 3,100 teu class to its rapidly expanding orderbook at the Guangzhou-based builder. RCL signed for four of Huangpu Wenchong’s in-house Honghu-series ships, taking its programme at the yard to 16 vesse…
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Marinakis pays up for prompt Exmar suezmax
Evangelos Marinakis-led Capital Group has emerged as the buyer of Exmar’s first suezmax newbuilding in a resale deal reported at more than $106m. Greek shipping and financial sources place Capital behind the 157,000 dwt hull HN5112, currently under construction at South Korea’s DH Shipbuilding for delivery in 2027. Th…
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Brazil puts container demurrage rules under review
Brazil has opened a formal review of its container demurrage rules, putting one of the country’s more contentious liner charging issues back on the regulatory agenda. Waterway regulator ANTAQ has launched a public call for evidence covering container demurrage under Resolution 62/2021. The exercise is based on a preli…
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How supply chains can achieve resiliency with quantum optimization
If your supply chain is drowning in variables, constraints and constant change, quantum optimization may offer a smarter way forward.
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The intelligence advantage: Moving beyond benchmarking to network-wide insights
How network-scale intelligence helps businesses focus resources on the opportunities that matter most.
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6 food manufacturers talk supply chain tactics
General Mills, Nestlé and more discussed how they are cutting operational costs, navigating uneven freight rates and sharpening demand forecasting at a Barclays conference.
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Lego to spend $400M to add warehouse space at Mexico plant
The toymaker's investment will also support expanded packing capabilities to strengthen its regional supply chain network in the Americas.
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Shippers are exploring port-to-inland transit to de-risk supply chains
Inland routes offer a stable alternative to heavily utilized routes, APM Terminals Mobile managing director Brian Harold told Supply Chain Dive.
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Rio Tinto offloads final newcastlemax pair to Yasa
Rio Tinto has offloaded the final two ships from its eight-strong owned newcastlemax fleet, with Turkey’s Yasa Shipping taking the 2013-built RTM Drake and RTM Tasman. Yasa’s own fleet records now list the ships as the 205,437 dwt Yasa Drake and 205,432 dwt Yasa Pioneer, respectively. Both were built by Hanjin Heavy I…
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Offen plots boxship ordering comeback at GSI
Germany’s Offen Group is looking to return to containership newbuildings after more than a decade away, with the Hamburg tonnage provider linked to up to four ships at China’s Guangzhou Shipyard International. Shipbroking and market sources have Offen in discussions with the CSSC-controlled yard for two firm plus two …
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Global green shipping corridor alliance launches in Beijing
A new international body has been launched in Beijing to coordinate the development of green shipping corridors and accelerate cooperation across shipping, ports, fuels and regulation. The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was inaugurated during the 2026 Global Sustainable Transport Forum and brings toget…
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Rosetti Marino secures Danish North Sea platform project
Italian fabricator and shipyard Rosetti Marino has been awarded a new contract for offshore operations in the North Sea, valued at between €250m and €300 million by Ineos. The project involves an EPC contract to build a platform for the Hejre development project off the coast of Denmark. Rosetti Marino's scope of work…
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Companies channel IEEPA tariff refunds into their coffers, Atlanta Fed says
While most firms are keeping the returned cash, the institution said “a nontrivial portion” of refunds is being used to benefit customers and employees.
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Amazon: AI supply chain agents among seller upgrades
The company will offer inbound planning and aged inventory agents as part of a larger push to help sellers grow internationally.
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Subsea 7 picked for Turkish FPU installation
Offshore engineering and services player Subsea 7 has received an extension for work on the Sakarya Phase 3 Black Sea gas development offshore Turkey from Turkish Petroleum Offshore Technology Centre (TP-OTC). The additional scope covers towing and mooring line installation and connection activities related to the com…
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Shubpreet Singh takes over at V.Ships
V.Group has appointed Shubpreet Singh as chief executive of V.Ships, promoting from within as the shipmanagement giant reshuffles its senior leadership. Singh, a master mariner, has most recently been leading the execution of V.Ships’ strategy after previously heading the group’s Northern Europe and Americas business.…
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Shippers’ coalition advances Class 8 electric battery truck adoption
Companies such as Microsoft and PepsiCo are aggregating demand to access sustainable transportation more affordably, recently placing an order for 2,500 trucks.
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Plastics get pulled into tariff turmoil
“Depending on the size of the converter and your influence over the supply chain, there’s probably a lot of confusion,” said a Rabobank packaging and logistics analyst.
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Navios tied to four boxship newbuilds in South Korea
Angeliki Frangou-led Navios Maritime Partners has been linked to another four containership newbuilds at South Korea’s HJ Shipbuilding & Construction (HJSC), in a deal worth around $500m. HJSC disclosed this week that it had signed up an unidentified Oceania-based owner for four containerships, with the contract w…
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Synergy links up with Cochin across newbuilds and conversions
Singapore shipmanager Synergy Marine Group has joined forces with Cochin Shipyard to pursue shipbuilding, repair and conversion work in India, adding another international partner to the state-controlled yard’s expanding network. The two companies signed an MoU in Kochi covering joint business development across newbu…
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Ocean Spray names chief supply chain officer
Brad Hartzell wades into the role leading operations for the company behind Craisins with 25 years of experience.
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MSC ship abandoned and adrift in South China Sea
The troubled MSC Hermes III remains afloat and drifting unmanned in the South China Sea after all 25 crew abandoned the vessel yesterday. A fresh HYDROPAC navigational warning describes the 20-year-old containership as a “derelict” vessel adrift near 11°45’N 112°15’E, around 300 km east of Vietnam. The warning is curr…
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Lars Kastrup stands down as PIL boss with Temasek exec lined up
Pacific International Lines (PIL) chief executive Lars Kastrup will step down next April, bringing to a close a tenure that has coincided with one of the most dramatic turnarounds in the Singapore liner’s history. Wan Chee Foong, currently managing director, corporate strategy at Temasek International, will join PIL a…
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Boxship orderbook points to looming capacity showdown
Container shipping’s extraordinary newbuilding binge has reached a point where several carriers now have more ships on order than they have in their entire existing fleets. Shipping analyst Lars Jensen, who runs Vespucci Maritime, highlighted five operators in Alphaliner’s top 100 where the orderbook exceeds the curre…