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Comprehensive EU Guidelines for Truck Cargo Securing in Maritime Shipping and Their Impact on Logistics
Transporting cargo by truck is no simple feat, especially when it involves crossing seas on ferries.
How Automation is Transforming AWG’s Hernando Logistics Center: Fewer Truck Trips and Workforce Reduction
The logistics landscape at Associated Wholesale Grocers (AWG) has undergone a significant shift with the launch of a state-of-the-art automated distribution center in Hernando, Mississippi.
Unearthing Korea’s 600-Year-Old Joseon Cargo Ship and Its Maritime Legacy
Imagine hauling a treasure trove from six centuries ago, rising from the seabed to tell stories of ancient maritime logistics and statecraft.
Swift Implementation Urged by BGL for Infrastructure Reform in Bridges, Roads, and Truck Parking in Germany
The Federal Association of German Road Transport, Logistics and Waste Management (BGL) is pressing for a rapid and full rollout of the Planning Acceleration Act to revive the pace of construction for bridges, roads, and truck parking areas.
Emerging Trends in Loading Automation and Their Future Impact on Logistics Operations
Loading automation is fast becoming the backbone of modern logistics, transforming how warehouses and freight operations manage their cargo flows.
Burgos Businesses Secure Skilled Workforce from Peru to Boost Industry, Construction, and Transport
A fresh collaboration paves the way for qualified workers from Peru to join companies in Burgos, Spain, addressing labor shortages in key sectors like industry, construction, and transport.
Tight Capacity Pressures US Truck Freight Market in Q3 2025, Impacting Shipment Volumes and Costs
The US truck freight industry saw a notable contraction in the third quarter of 2025, witnessing a decrease in shipment volumes.
Shipping Corporation of India Reports Significant Profit Drop and Revenue Decline in Latest Quarter
The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) experienced a noticeable setback with shares tumbling 7.3% to Rs 247.25 on the Bombay Stock Exchange on November 10.
How China and the US Are Temporarily Halting Shipping Sanctions to Ease Trade Tensions
In a surprisingly optimistic move, China has announced a one-year suspension of the so-called special port fees on US-operated vessels docking at its ports.
Civil Aeronautics Board requests free air cargo transport for Super Typhoon Uwan relief operations across affected Philippine regions
In the wake of Super Typhoon Uwan (internationally known as Fung-wong), which recently battered Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has called upon airlines to step up and provide free cargo space for delivering relief goods to the affected areas.
How Government Recognition of Specialised LNG Ships Energizes Cochin Shipyard’s CMA CGM Deal
The Indian government has handed new clarity on what counts as a ‘specialised ship,’ fueling fresh momentum in the shipbuilding sector, especially for vessels powered by dual-fuel engines running on LNG, methanol, or ammonia.
Turkmenistan Ushers in a New Era with Launch of Its First Homegrown Cargo Ship "Gadamly"
November 4, 2025, marked a historic moment for Turkmenistan’s maritime industry with the launch of the "Gadamly", the nation’s first domestically built cargo ship designed for container transportation.
