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Container shipping is heading toward renewed supply pressure in 2027 as accelerating vessel deliveries outpace demand growth, with a return to normal Suez Canal routings potentially adding substantially more effective capacity, according to BIMCO.
The container ship order book has climbed above 14 million TEU, equal to 42 percent of the existing fleet, while global fleet capacity recently reached 34 million TEU. BIMCO expects capacity to reach 37.7 million TEU by ...
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Artificial intelligence is beginning to move beyond analyzing logistics operations toward systems capable of independently planning and acting across supply chains, according to DHL's latest assessment of technologies expected to reshape the industry.
The DHL Logistics Trend Radar 8.0 identifies Agentic AI as one of the ...
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Awery Aviation Software has launched a beta tool allowing air cargo companies to query operational data stored in its enterprise resource planning platform directly through AI applications including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Cursor.
The Ask Awery functionality uses Model Context Protocol, or MCP, to connect AI ...
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Dachser is acquiring longtime Scottish partner Drummond Distribution, giving the German logistics provider its first company-owned locations in Scotland and expanding its European groupage network.
Drummond operates five locations across Scotland's Central Belt between Glasgow and Edinburgh, with about 46,500 square meters of warehouse space, 100 ...
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Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. (“K” Line) has taken delivery of the 174,000-cubic-meter LNG carrier Puteri Kelantan, the third in a series of new vessels for Petronas LNG Ltd.
The vessel was delivered Sept. 24 by Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) Co. Ltd. in China and is owned by ...
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Dutch chartering company Transito has launched a service combining sea freight and inland shipping under a single contract as low water on the Rhine and port disruptions complicate cargo movements between European seaports and the hinterland.
The Total Freight service covers the ocean or short-sea voyage, ...
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Turkish Airlines has finalized an order with Boeing for as many as 150 737 MAX aircraft as the carrier continues a major expansion of its fleet and Istanbul hub network.
The agreement includes firm orders for 100 Boeing 737-8 aircraft and options for another 50 737 ...
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FBJNA – How It Works, with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg Trade Report – With U.S. tariffs increasing the cost and complexity of importing goods, companies are taking another look at a longstanding customs tool that can defer, reduce or, in some cases, eliminate duties: the ...
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GEODIS has opened its first company-owned freight forwarding office in the Philippines, replacing an agent model as the logistics provider expands its presence in a market attracting increased manufacturing and technology investment.
The Manila office will provide air and ocean freight forwarding, project logistics and supply ...
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The Port of Long Beach is pointing to growing trade with Southeast Asia as another reason to expand on-dock rail capacity, as Vietnam has become the port's second-largest trading partner behind China.
CEO Noel Hacegaba said shifting sourcing and manufacturing patterns are increasing the importance of ...
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