Connecting Continents from Santiago In a global context where speed, compliance, and transparency have become essential, CargoCorp Logistics SPA, headquartered in Chile and locally led by Andrés Hernández (CFO – Chile), stands out as a trusted reference in international freight forwarding and integrated logistics across Latin America. Certified under ISO, IATA, and...
Over the past few years, 1UP Cargo has quietly but steadily built a reputation in Canada for being the kind of logistics partner companies want when shipments start to get complicated. The business is Canadian at heart, yet its daily work stretches far beyond the borders of the country. Clients...
The International Maritime Organization’s decision to delay by a year the policy package underpinning its net-zero ambitions has injected fresh uncertainty into shipping’s decarbonization timeline. Developers behind dozens of methanol and ammonia fuel projects warn final investment decisions could slip without firm guidance on the fuel-standard and carbon-price mechanisms that...
A Grimaldi Euromed car carrier suffered an engine-room fire that disabled propulsion late on Monday, with the vessel reported safe and a response plan underway. Initial company statements say the blaze was contained and authorities have been notified while towage and technical inspection are organized; no pollution or injuries were...
A showdown between the Netherlands and China over a key chipmaker is sending warning signals through Europe’s car industry — and logistics operators are bracing for the fallout. At the center of the storm: Nexperia, a company based in the Netherlands but owned by a Chinese group, whose silicon is...
Air cargo pricing out of Asia is finally showing some lift, but the traditional fourth-quarter surge remains strangely quiet. Forwarders report slightly higher spot rates from China into both Europe and North America, yet no one is calling it a real peak season. Not this year. Demand is improving, but only...
Until a few months ago, shipyards along the U.S. coastline were humming with optimism. Welders were busy shaping hulls for turbine installation vessels, and ports from Virginia to Massachusetts were clearing space to handle blades the size of airplanes. That confidence has evaporated almost overnight. The federal government’s decision to roll...
For months, German freight operators had been hoping that 2025 would bring stability after years of turbulence. That optimism is starting to fade. With rates falling again and expenses staying high, many logistics executives are preparing for what they quietly call “a difficult 2026.” The warning comes from several corners of...
Every peak season tells a story, and this year’s one feels different. The familiar trio of global parcel leaders — FedEx, UPS, and DHL — is watching a new type of rival creep in from below. These aren’t traditional courier companies. They’re tech platforms stitching together hundreds of smaller couriers,...
By Hakim Joaquim Sebbah, Senior Business Development Executive, CargoWise Australia The Backbone of a Connected Global Supply Chain In today’s world, logistics is no longer about simply moving goods from one point to another — it’s about data, speed, compliance, and global collaboration. From its headquarters in Sydney, CargoWise — a solution developed...
