James Miller

Clarion Shipping’s Nigerian Vessels Face Steep Costs Amid Dollar-Denominated Port Levies

Clarion Shipping marked a significant milestone with the introduction of the MV Ocean Dragon, the first fully Nigerian-owned ocean-going container ship, signaling a bold return to national cabotage after decades dominated by foreign vessels.

BioNatur Plastics Launches Affordable Biodegradable Cargo Stretch Wrap for European Supply Chains

The game is changing for European cargo operators with BioNatur Plastics unveiling a new manufacturing partnership that produces biodegradable stretch wrap priced equally to traditional non-biodegradable film options.

How a Marijuana Cultivation and Export Network Concealed in Trucks Was Brought Down and What It Means for Logistics

In Vélez-Málaga, Spain, authorities have taken down a criminal organization focused on cultivating marijuana and exporting it undercover within truck shipments to several European countries.

How New Oil Categories Will Support EPA27 Engines and Their Impact on Transport and Logistics

The engine manufacturers are gearing up for a big shift in engine oil standards designed to align with EPA27 emissions regulations effective in 2027.

Phoenix Shipping (Wuhan) Embarks on Strategic $60M Investment in Bulker Fleet Expansion

In a significant move to boost its dry bulk shipping capabilities, Phoenix Shipping (Wuhan) has announced plans to pour up to $60 million into expanding and modernizing its fleet.

How Disruptions in Automotive Supply Chains Are Shaping Logistics and Costs Globally

The automotive industry's supply chains are more vulnerable than many executives acknowledge.

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group Commences Freight Operations in Belgium with Safety Certification for Benelux Region

The Austrian national freight operator ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) has officially commenced operations in Belgium, marking a significant step in its European expansion.

Philippine and European Union negotiations move steadily towards a free trade agreement by 2027

The Philippines and the European Union are steadily advancing toward a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) targeted for completion by 2027.

Grupo JSV Strengthens Sustainable Maritime Operations with New Low-Emission Cargo Ship

Grupo JSV is gearing up to enhance its maritime operations by adding a second state-of-the-art container ship built with a focus on sustainability and reduced emissions.

How Low Water Levels on the St. Lawrence River Are Affecting Marinas and Shipping Operations

The Delicate Dance of Water Level Management Balancing water levels along the St. Lawrence River is a tricky business, with dams strategically placed throughout the river and Great Lakes system playing a critical role. These structures are designed primarily to prevent spring floods by holding back excess water. However, when dry conditions hit, like those experienced this past fall, the pendulum swings in the opposite direction, causing water levels to dip alarmingly. Such shifts aren’t merely a headache for local recreational boaters. The ripple effects extend well beyond leisure activities, hitting the shipping industry pretty hard. Low water levels create a unique challenge that forces

Freight Railcar Parts Market Forecast: $14.39 Billion by 2029 with a 5.5% CAGR

The freight railcar parts market is cruising on a steady upward path, expected to surge from around $11.6 billion in 2025 to an impressive $14.39 billion by 2029.

Michelin Unveils Advanced MICHELIN X MULTI Z2 and D2 Tires Tailored for City and Regional Trucking

Michelin has rolled out its latest range of tires specifically engineered for trucks operating in regional and urban settings.