Maersk will raise intermodal fuel fees for truck, barge, BCO and RCO transportation across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Maersk has lowered inland fuel surcharges in Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, effective from 7 October 2026.

Maersk will introduce a 24% inland fuel surcharge on eligible container drayage services in Canada from 1 November 2026.

FedEx Dataworks and Stripe will combine logistics data and financial infrastructure to improve access to financing for small ...

Hapag-Lloyd will introduce a temporary PSS from East Coast South America to destinations across the Americas from 5 November ...

Maersk warns that heavy rainfall and flooding could disrupt inland transport, terminal operations and cargo flows across East ...

Marlink and TXOne Networks have partnered to strengthen maritime cybersecurity across vessels, offshore assets and connected ...

ZIM has raised its 2026 earnings guidance as strong market demand and favorable freight rate momentum improve its full-year ...

Some recent estimations have Middle East crude oil exports – via the Strait of Hormuz and alternatives – approaching pre-war ...

DP World extends its Luanda terminal concession to 2051 and plans a US$90 million expansion to increase capacity to 1.2 ...

Kalmar has recalled several Ottawa T2 terminal tractor configurations after identifying a potential electrical issue that could cause thermal events.

Maersk attributed the Balkan intermodal fuel fees to higher global energy prices and fuel availability pressures linked to ...