Global container shipping capacity continues to outpace demand, pushing spot rates lower and clouding carriers' outlook for 2026.

As global infrastructure projects grow in scale, the shipment of Out of Gauge (OOG) cargo has moved from a niche requirement to a mainstream industrial necessity. By definition, OOG cargo refers to ...

Global container ship capacity is projected to rise about 36% between 2023 and 2027 Dubai: Container shipping companies are bracing for weaker earnings in 2026 as the potential reopening of the Red ...

Insurance companies cancel coverage and shipping firms introduce war risk surcharge ...

More than 120 vessels remain inside the Gulf while carriers divert containers to Singapore, Colombo and other regional hubs.

Port of Los Angeles, the nation's biggest trade hub, has seen a decline in import and export container volume during what is ...

The 747's nose door is a marvel of engineering, providing rapid access to a cavernous hold that remains unmatched by any ...

The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East is expected to increase volatility across the global shipping sector, as major operators suspend or reroute cargo flows following the US and Israeli ...

FreightWaves reported ocean shipping lines have “fled” the Strait of Hormuz, which is the narrow route between Iran, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates. Iran announced it planned to “close” the strait ...

COPENHAGEN, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Danish shipping company Maersk (MAERSKb.CO), opens new tab said on Monday it had signed an order for eight large container vessels to be built by China's New Times ...

Efficiency in 2026 requires more than just port-to-port delivery. Global stakeholders now prioritize technical precision and ...