Rising US manufacturing activity is driving heavier LTL shipments as stock building and freight shifts from truckload carriers reshape the logistics landscape.

Vancouver and Prince Rupert ports are recovering from 2023–2024 disruptions, analysts say — but growth reflects restoration, not new supremacy.

MSC restarts its Pearl trans-Pacific express service after a year-long pause, citing surging freight rates and strong demand on Asia-US trade lanes.

Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming security in global logistics—from ports and warehouses to trucks in transit—turning complexity into strategic advantage.

Climate change is reshaping global ports. Discover how maritime infrastructure is evolving to stay resilient against rising seas, storms, and extreme weather.

WorldACD data reveals global air cargo stabilization in week 21 of 2026, with Asia Pacific tonnages rising 5% year-over-year amid strong demand drivers.

Global shipping costs are surging as the US-Israel war on Iran triggers a deep fuel crisis, pushing freight rates to more than double 2009 benchmark levels.

Shipping leaders warn that restoring Hormuz traffic requires more than a ceasefire — security guarantees and clear navigation rules are essential.

On-demand printing is transforming micro-fulfillment by reducing inventory risk, shortening production cycles, and enabling hyper-localized urban distribution.

As AI hype cools in logistics, industry leaders are asking tough questions about real ROI, implementation challenges, and whether the technology truly delivers.

Shipping leaders at Posidonia 2026 revealed how geopolitics now drives trade flows, fleet deployment, financing and asset values across global markets.

Shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis argues a structured toll would have been far less costly than the chaos caused by the Strait of Hormuz closure.