Unions cite plans for only 120 roles at “New ZIM” from a 16‑vessel carve‑out, while Hapag-Lloyd signals no immediate layoffs
Heavy rainfall pushed the reservoir to about 88.9 feet, prompting controlled discharges aimed at protecting infrastructure and surrounding communities
Deal reshapes global container shipping and establishes a new Israeli container line
The agreement lowers US tariffs on Taiwanese goods to 15% and outlines major commitments on industrial purchases, agricultural access and long‑term investment plans
Trump administration proposes port fees for all foreign-built ships of $0.01-$0.25 per kilogram of imported cargo
APM Terminals and Eurogate plan a €1bn modernisation of Bremerhaven’s NTB, expanding capacity from 3m to 4m teu and fully electrifying operations
The German carrier announced that it is in advanced talks to purchase Israeli carrier Zim
Arbitration, halted projects and temporary operator reshape the immediate outlook for Balboa and Cristóbal terminals
Asia’s key container carriers have been slower than European rivals to adopt dual-fuel technology but are rapidly catching up as decarbonisation pressures intensify
A cyclone in Madagascar suspends port operations, while Asia's ports face extended closures during Lunar New Year next week
Media reports growing interest from major shipping lines and terminal operators, including MSC, Hapag-Lloyd, PSA International, and DP World
Landfall in Toamasina brings extensive damage, evacuations and warnings of floods and landslides across key transport regions
CMA CGM restructures its Asia–West Africa network, while the Gemini Cooperation send the ME11 service to Suez
Amid global trade uncertainty stemming from heightened US protectionism last year, South Korea’s Busan port reinforced its status as the world’s second-largest transhipment hub on the back of strong transhipment cargo growth
New measures aim to level the playing field for US ports, potentially reshaping North American cargo routing and impacting Canadian trade logistics
