James Miller

South Korea Commits Over One Billion Euros to Arctic Shipping Infrastructure and Icebreaker Innovation

South Korea is making waves with a hefty financial splash aimed at carving a niche in the emerging Arctic shipping landscape.

B&H Worldwide Enhances Aerospace Supply Chain Efficiency with New Heathrow Warehouse Expansion

When it comes to keeping the aerospace industry running like a well-oiled machine, timing and precision are everything.

Falcon 9 Launches Enhanced Cygnus XL Spacecraft in Key Resupply Mission to ISS

On September 14, the Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched an upgraded version of the Cygnus cargo spacecraft towards the International Space Station (ISS).

Understanding the Rising Trend of Empty Containers in Global Shipping and Its Impact on Logistics

A growing concern is sweeping through global container shipping: a significant and increasing share of container movements involve empty containers.

MJets Air Launches New Cargo Service Linking Mumbai and Kuala Lumpur with Boeing 737-800F

The air cargo network sees a fresh boost as Malaysia's MJets Air initiates a twice-weekly freighter operation connecting Mumbai (BOM) and Kuala Lumpur (KUL).

Hyderabad Prepares to Lead Discussions on Cold Chain Logistics at Cold Chain Unbroken 2025

Hyderabad is all set to host the Cold Chain Unbroken 2025, an influential event aimed at driving the future of temperature-sensitive logistics.

Leading Tire Manufacturers Face Collective Lawsuits Over Alleged Price Fixing From 2016 to 2024

The spotlight recently turned to a significant cartel involving top tire manufacturers accused of coordinating prices to the detriment of customers from 2016 through January 2024.

Unpacking Nigeria’s 4% Free-On-Board Levy and Its Impact on Freight Costs and Supply Chains

The Nigerian government has introduced a 4 percent levy based on the Free-On-Board (FOB) value of imports, a move expected to add a hefty N4 trillion annually to Nigeria’s freight costs.

How AI is Revolutionizing Cargo Safety in Shipping with the World Shipping Council’s New Initiative

The shipping industry is grappling with a spike in dangerous incidents caused by misdeclared cargo.

China Continues LNG Shipments from Arctic LNG 2 Project Amid Sanctions: Key Updates

China has recently accepted its fourth cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Arctic LNG 2 project, a venture currently under international sanctions.

Shipping Cost Trends to US and Europe Shift Amid Ongoing Tariff Uncertainties

The landscape of container shipping costs from South Korea to major markets like the United States and Europe has shifted noticeably recently, influenced by lingering tariff uncertainties in global trade.

The Impact and Legacy of Conor Brannigan in the Global Air Cargo Sector

The air cargo industry recently bid farewell to a remarkable figure, Conor Brannigan, the Vice President for Strategy at Atlas Air, who lost his courageous battle with cancer on September 13, 2025.