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XPO Logistics boosts Europe-Morocco freight links

3 days ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 12-05-2025 at 10:42 Worldwide operator XPO Logistics has turned its interest in cross-Mediterranean business into a boost for Europe-Morocco freight links. To take advantage of growing North African demand, the company has inverted in trailers for new shipping routes. It aims to meet increased industrial activity across the region.
Big barge transport vetoed by small English authority

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 07-05-2025 at 07:02 A red light for blue water transport in England’s green and pleasant land. A local administration has refused permission for a barge to deliver heavy industrial equipment to a river port in rural England. The load will now have to be transported by road, requiring multiple disruptions and diversions for local businesses and commerce.
Matson lowers 2025 outlook, eyes growth in Vietnam as manufacturing shifts away from China

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 06-05-2025 at 15:21 Despite a strong Q1, Matson lowered its 2025 outlook due to trade uncertainties, while emphasising its “catchment basin” strategy in Asia and the potential for increased ocean freight demand following the termination of the De Minimis exemption. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free.
DSV Secures DB Schenker in landmark deal

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 06-05-2025 at 07:08 What has been called the logistics deal of the decade has now been finalised. Denmark’s DSV has officially acquired DB Schenker from Deutsche Bahn in a transaction valued at €14.3 billion. The sale transforms DSV into the world’s largest logistics company, marking a major shift in the global supply chain landscape.
Immingham gets more work for British Steel

2 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 30-04-2025 at 07:00 Steel making continues in England with another raw materials shipment docked at Immingham Bulk Terminal. Coke and iron ore shipments are destined for the blast furnaces at Scunthorpe, twenty miles inland. British Steel, the customer, says there is more on the way. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free.
First ZPMC AGVs manufactured in Malaysia bound for PSA’s Tuas port

2 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 29-04-2025 at 07:01 ZPMC dispatches first six AGVs from Malaysian facility to PSA’s Tuas Terminal, marking a milestone in its overseas manufacturing efforts; second order placed for 54 additional machines. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
London Gateway rail services expand

2 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 29-04-2025 at 07:00 DP World London Gateway is strengthening its inland connections as changing shipping patterns bring increased container volumes to the port. Rail freight operator Freightliner has added a second daily intermodal service from London Gateway, doubling its existing rail schedule to meet rising demand.
For British Steel, wagons roll again

2 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Simon Walton

Published on 28-04-2025 at 08:30 Saved from extinction, British Steel at Scunthorpe is making the most of its new lease on life. In contrast to the muted communications of the previous managerial regime, the new UK government-installed team has been eager to celebrate every move from the site. To date, these have principally been raw materials movements from the nearby port of Immingham.
PSA said to be reconsidering exit from Hutchison Ports

2 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 25-04-2025 at 07:18 PSA International is reportedly reconsidering an exit from its 20% stake in Hutchison Ports, depending on the outcome of CK Hutchison’s planned port asset sale. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
Trump’s tariffs jolt US-China trade

3 weeks ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 24-04-2025 at 08:39 Hapag-Lloyd has reported a 30% cancellation in shipments from China to the US due to escalating trade tensions, while other major carriers are suspending China-US services amid declining demand and increasing blank sailings across the Trans-Pacific route. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free.