Category: Industry News

In anticipation of new IMO sulphur cap rules going into effect next year, dry bulk shipping...

With less than three months ahead of us to close out 2019, the shipping industry is curious to see...

The IMO 2020 cloud seems to be dissipating. There had been much confusion leading up to the...

China’s top ports are starting to feel the effects of increased tensions and the resulting trade...

When a hurricane is close to a coastline or touches land, the high speed winds put everything at risk, such as vessels in the water, land transportation (trucks and trains), and most importantly, the terminals where containers are stacked and large cranes are operating.

As of Thursday morning, slow-moving Hurricane Dorian was continuing to disrupt the movement of...

It has been an industry trend where every year we see bigger and more fuel-efficient vessels coming into service now. See the top 10 largest container ships

During the past 5-6 years, we have seen the rise of Container Shipping Alliances taking over international transportation with merges, strategic alliances, and acquisitions.

The American Trucking Assoc.’s (ATA) annual report showed great promise for the trucking industry, with close to $100 billion in revenue in the past year.

Logistics continued its slowing growth trend in June 2019, according to the LMI, driven by moderating prices, lower demand & increased availability.

Containerized exports have decreased by 10% between January 1st and July 15th. Here’s what we expect for the rest of 2019 into 2020.