James Miller

Dubai Secures Position as Fifth Largest Global Shipping Hub and Leads Arab Maritime Sector

Dubai has firmly established itself as one of the world’s premier maritime centers, ranking fifth on the global stage and reigning supreme in the Arab world.

Sabah’s CILTM Teams up with Koridor Utility Sabah to Revolutionize Supply Chain and Infrastructure Integration

In a significant move to align utility infrastructure more closely with the growing logistics and development needs of Sabah, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia (CILTM) Sabah and Koridor Utility Sabah (KUS) have entered into a cooperative partnership.

Analyzing August 2025 U.S. Container Imports Amid China Volume Changes and Trade Policy Dynamics

Steady Strength in U.S. Container Imports During August 2025 Despite a slight easing from July, U.S. container imports in August 2025 held strong, landing in the ballpark between 2.4 and 2.6 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units). This continued robustness signals ongoing healthy demand, even though volumes originating from China showed a noticeable pullback. The dip in Chinese imports followed a rebound in July, marking a cooldown after some fluctuations earlier in the summer. All this is happening in a landscape clouded by tariff uncertainty and ongoing geopolitical concerns that continue to ripple across global supply chains. Tariff Landscape and Its Impact on Shipment Planning The

NEC Birmingham to Host New Fulfilment & Last Mile Expo in March 2026 Spotlighting Delivery and Urban Logistics Innovations

In March 2026, a brand-new trade event dedicated to the ever-evolving world of post-warehouse logistics is set to open its doors at the NEC Birmingham.

Oviedo’s Urban Bus Workers Start Six-Day Strike with 42% Minimum Service Amid San Mateo Festivities

Today marks the beginning of a significant strike for urban bus workers in Oviedo, the capital city of Asturias, Spain.

Heysham Port’s Electric Shipping Route Paves Way for Sustainable Maritime Transport

Heysham port is gearing up to become a trailblazer in maritime electrification with the launch of a cutting-edge electric shipping route.

Arrest Made in Fatal Hit-and-Run Involving Truck on N-II Highway Near Tordera, Barcelona

On a quiet Tuesday morning along the busy N-II highway near Tordera, Barcelona, a tragic hit-and-run incident occurred that led to the death of a young man.

How GK9 and Het Twickelerveld Collaborate to Boost Air Cargo Security Across Europe

Air cargo security just got a significant boost in Europe, thanks to a strategic partnership between the U.S.-based Global K9 (GK9) and the Dutch company Het Twickelerveld Cargo Screening B.V.

How Data and Market Intelligence Decode the Complex World of Ocean Freight Rates

Anyone involved in shipping or logistics knows that ocean freight rates can behave like a rollercoaster — one minute they're soaring, the next they plummet, seemingly without rhyme or reason.

Japan’s Nippon Yusen Plans to Boost LNG Tanker Fleet by 50% to Meet Rising Worldwide Demand

Japan’s foremost shipping giant, Nippon Yusen, is gearing up for a significant fleet expansion in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector.

Wind-Powered Cargo Trimaran Nears Completion with Biopharma Contract in Sight

In a world where logistics and sustainability increasingly intersect, wind-powered cargo vessels are carving out a niche that is both innovative and essential.

Korea’s Plans for AI-Driven and Sustainable Growth in Shipbuilding: What It Means for Global Freight and Logistics

The Korean government is stepping up efforts to reinforce the shipbuilding industry, targeting future growth powered by artificial intelligence and eco-friendly technologies.