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U.K. Freight Forwarding Trio Buys Forward Solutions
The companies established a joint venture holding company, Forward Computers Alliance Limited, to facilitate the acquisition from the Freight Software Group.
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Report: EV Deliveries for Commercial Fleets Double in 2023
Commercial cargo vans and pickup trucks made up 90% of all BEV deliveries, 95% of which came from Ford and Rivian.
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Nearshoring on the Rise: Navigating the Shift in EU Sourcing Trends
A shift to shorter supply chains not only helps manage the unpredictability of costs, but also strengthens supply chain resilience by reducing dependency on distant suppliers.
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Dali Re-Floated, Pulled Out of Baltimore Bridge Wreckage
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still expects to fully reopen Baltimore's primary shipping channel by the end of May.
The Dali container ship being pulled away from the wreckage of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. Photo: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Port of Baltimore Closure May Cost $37M in Extra Demurrage
The Port of Baltimore has seen roro and container vessel traffic resume with the opening of a deep-water channel on May 14, allowing access to four alternative channels.
A controlled explosion of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. Photo: Port of Baltimore (posted to X)
‘VIP-Lane’ Pandemic-Mask Supplier Embroiled in London Trial
The U.K. government, desperate for medical equipment at the start of the pandemic, handed contracts to firms with little experience in manufacturing or procuring them.
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Red Sea Disruption Is Splitting Global LNG Trade in Regions
The Red Sea and Suez Canal previously accounted for about a tenth of global seaborne trade, and provided Qatar with the shortest route to Europe.
Photo: Bloomberg
Podcast | Reining in Those Rising Logistics Costs
Total logistics costs rose by as much as 80% over the past year. Are shippers in for more of the same in the coming months?
Panama Canal, Panama. Photo: iStock / Marina113
Dali Would Have Needed 'Six-Story Generator' for Backup Power to Avoid Bridge Crash
While backup power for propulsion is a common redundancy built into cruise ships, the Dali's own limitations are largely the industry standard for cargo ships.
Photo: Port of Baltimore
NYK to Develop Ship That Runs on Wood Pellets
The biomass fuel plant would use a gasifier to create and contain gases that would then be used to power a generator which could propel the bioship.
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Red Sea Crisis Could Bring Early Start to Peak Shipping Season
According to data from the National Retail Federation, monthly U.S. ocean imports are expected to crest the two million TEU mark by the end of May.
Suez Canal. Photo: iStock.com/IgorSPb
NTSB Report Describes Blackouts Aboard Dali Before Baltimore Bridge Crash
The report released on May 14 describes how the ship experienced two electrical blackouts 10 hours before it left the Port of Baltimore.
The wreckage of the Dali container ship. Photo: David Adams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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