Logistics News Editor
Gregory Lundin follows the daily pulse of the logistics industry: market moves, technology rollouts and supply chain disruptions. His reporting tracks how global trends translate into operational decisions for carriers, forwarders and shippers.

The Largest Tanker Shipping Companies in 2026, Ranked by Deadweight
COSCO Shipping Energy leads the world's tanker owners with more than 23m DWT, ahead of Frontline at around 17m across 81 hulls after its 2026 renewal. Here is the ranking by deadweight, why vessel count reshuffles it completely, and why up to 80% of the third-placed fleet is storing oil rather than moving it.

Biggest Car Carriers in the World 2026: RoRo Ships and Operators
The largest car carrier in service now holds 9,300 CEU after Arctic Tern was delivered in July 2026, and eight upsized 11,700 CEU ships follow from late 2027. NYK controls roughly 16% of global capacity. What CEU really measures, who owns the fleet, and why terminal ramps decide your lane.

The Strait of Hormuz Bypass in 2026: A UAE Shipper's Guide
How UAE shippers are routing around the Strait of Hormuz in 2026: the Oman 'Green Corridor' bonded route through Sohar, DP World's new Fujairah terminals outside the strait, and what the shift means for your cargo.

GCC Cross-Border Trucking in 2026: The Gulf Facilitation Package Explained
GCC transport ministers raised the cross-border truck age limit to 22 years and granted a 60-day storage-fee exemption. Here is how the 2026 facilitation package changes Gulf land-freight economics for forwarders and carriers.

Etihad Rail Freight in 2026: A Shipper and Forwarder Guide
Etihad Rail freight is fully operational across the UAE in 2026. How shippers and forwarders use it for port-hinterland moves and GCC transit, plus the Oman and Saudi cross-border links reshaping the lane.

Electronic Bills of Lading Went Portable in 2026: A Shipper's Switch-Decision Guide
Cross-platform eBL interoperability went live in 2026. Which lanes to switch first, how to choose a platform, and the letter-of-credit and paper-fallback clauses that matter.

The Trans-Afghan Corridor in 2026: Using the Uzbekistan-Pakistan Route Before the Railway
The UAP railway is years out, but a multimodal Trans-Afghan corridor to Karachi and Jebel Ali runs today. What shippers can use now, and how to position for the rail.

Air Freight in 2026: Rates, Capacity and a Post-De-Minimis Planning Playbook
What the end of de minimis does to air freight in 2026: the compliance bottleneck on e-commerce parcels, capacity and rate volatility, and a planning playbook for shippers budgeting air freight into 2027.

Agentic AI in Freight: A 2026 Guide to Autonomous Agents
What agentic AI actually does across freight in 2026 — quoting, booking, compliance checks and disruption response — with real adoption numbers from C.H. Robinson and Nuvocargo, and a practical adoption guide for shippers and brokers.

DCSA Track and Trace 3.0 in 2026: What the New Ocean Visibility Standard Changes
A practical read on DCSA Track and Trace 3.0 in 2026: how the common event standard works across the major carriers, the new reefer and IoT APIs, what it means if you build or buy visibility, and why a standard is not the same as adoption.
Affordable Personal Shipment Tracking Platforms Reviewed
In the contemporary world, managing personal shipments efficiently matters. Shipping expensive gifts, personal freight, or important documents requires knowing personal shipment visibility to feel at ease. Fortunately, several low-cost shipment tracking websites are available today to help individual users with reliable, easy-to-use tools for personal freight tracking and personal cargo management . This article reviews top affordable personal shipment tracking platforms, their key features, and how they improve personal shipment support while integrating options for personal shipment insurance . We’ll also highlight how platforms like GetTransport enhance the tracking experience without

Shipping Vehicles Overseas: What Personal Shippers Need to Know
Shipping a car abroad can be intimidating to private shippers. If you are moving to another country, buying a car abroad and want to bring it with you, or just want to ship your car along on an international move, it will be necessary to have some understanding of the complex ship vehicle overseas processes. From handling customs procedures to determining the most appropriate method of transport to obtaining personal cargo insurance, this guide covers all that you need to know to make it easy and inexpensive. Learning the Essentials of Exporting Automobiles Internationally When you decide to ship vehicle overseas , you are actually undertaking a complicated process that entails logistics,
