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V. Ships Norway Penalized $2 Million Over Illegal Oil Waste Dumping From M/T Swift Winchester in Gulf
When it comes to shipping regulations, no one is above the law—especially when it involves damaging aquatic environments.
Maritime Sector Sees AI as Game-Changer but Faces Real-World Execution Hurdles
Artificial intelligence is generating a buzz across the maritime industry, promising to revolutionize operations and decision-making processes.
Joint Initiative Set to Kickstart Cargo and Passenger Train Services in Faisalabad to Boost Trade & Transport
The local business community in Faisalabad is gearing up for improved rail connectivity with plans underway to introduce new cargo and passenger train services.
Hanwha Shipping Places Largest U.S. Commercial Vessel Order in 20 Years, Boosting Maritime Logistics
Hanwha Shipping has marked a significant milestone in the maritime industry by securing the largest commercial vessel order in the United States in the last 20 years.
Expanded Franchise Shipping Routes Strengthen Access and Economic Opportunities for Solomon Islands’ Remote Islands
The Solomon Islands have taken a big step forward in boosting maritime access for their more remote islands by launching three new routes under the Franchise Shipping Scheme (FSS).
New UK-Italy Rail Freight Partnership by Neill & Brown and Sogedim Boosts Sustainable Logistics
A fresh rail freight service now links the UK and Italy, thanks to the collaboration between logistics firm Neill & Brown and Italian partner Sogedim.
DHL Transfers 737-800BDSF Freighter to Swiftair, Boosting European Cargo Operations
The logistics world witnessed a subtle yet strategic movement recently as DHL reassigned one of its 737-800BDSF freighters across Europe.
Major US Ports Experience Record Cargo Volumes in July Amid Tariff-Driven Frontloading
The month of July witnessed a remarkable surge in container volumes at major US ports driven largely by shippers rushing to frontload cargo ahead of tariff changes.
Freight Forwarders Seek Licence Extensions Amid Controversy Over Customs Fee Surge
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) recently unveiled a robust plan to increase licensing fees and bond requirements for customs agents, freight forwarders, bonded warehouses, and terminals starting January 2026.
Understanding the Many Layers of Logistics: From Smart Warehousing to Seamless Delivery Coordination
When you hear “logistics,” the first image that likely pops up is trucks and warehouses, right?
Mexico's Planned Tariff Hikes on Chinese Goods Reshape Trade with US and China
In an effort to protect domestic industries and deepen trade ties with the United States, Mexico has put forward a draft budget proposal for 2026 that includes raising tariffs on goods imported from China.
Mixed Outcomes for Major Gulf Coast Ports in July 2025: Houston and New Orleans Gain, Corpus Christi Falls Behind
The latest figures reveal a fascinating patchwork of performance along the Gulf Coast ports for July 2025.
