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Colombia: ICTSI–PSA strengthens Puerto Aguadulce with giant gantry cranes and hybrid RTGs

In Buenaventura, Colombia’s main port access on the Pacific coast, the joint venture Sociedad Puerto Industrial de Aguadulce (SPIA) — bringing together ICTSI and PSA International — has just received new heavy equipment intended to accelerate the terminal’s performance. The site now includes two super post-Panamax cranes as well as...

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France–China: a first “green” maritime corridor between Haropa and Ningbo Zhoushan

Franco-Chinese maritime cooperation reaches a milestone with the announcement of a “green” maritime corridor linking Haropa Port to the Ningbo Zhoushan port ecosystem, one of the largest global hubs. The initiative brings together several technical and operational stakeholders, including Bureau Veritas, as well as industrial partners involved in port and...

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HMM triggers an early retirement plan: an indicator of caution in the face of weakening rates

Container shipping continues to send cooling signals. The South Korean carrier HMM is offering an early departure scheme, particularly targeting senior employes, in a context where the sector is monitoring a drop in rates and increasing competition. Even tho the exact format of the plan is presented as an internal...

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E-commerce China–Europe: new taxes and national fees, the air cargo market is already starting to adjust

Air cargo related to e-commerce between China and Europe is entering a phase of adjustment. In the background: the introduction of new fees in several European countries and the upcoming implementation of a European mechanism on small packages. Result: Even before full implementation, the market is already reacting — operators...

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A cargo inspected and then released: Estonia lifts suspicion of smuggling after inspection

Estonian authorities have allowed a detained cargo ship to resume its voyage after inspection, as the investigation did not confirm initial suspicions of carrying illicit goods. The episode, brief but significant, serves as a reminder of how sensitive customs and compliance checks remain in a context of increased surveillance on...

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Airfreight: Demand strengthens before Chinese New Year, driven by early shipments

The beginning of 2026 shows a more dynamic airfreight than expected. After the post-holiday slowdown, volumes are picking up again, fueled by a well-known phenomenon: the anticipation of shipments before the Chinese New Year. Several signals converge: shippers are accelerating again on certain product families, and freight forwarders are observing...

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Spot container rates continue to decline: the Drewry global index continues to decline

The spot market continues to ease: the global container index tracked by Drewry is declining once again, confirming a downward trend that is weighing on negotiations and the visibility of the players. Behind the statistics, it is a signal that the major East-West routes (Transpacific, Asia-Europe) are entering a less...

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Boeing prepares for the first “production” flight of the 777X: a key milestone after years of delays

The 777X program reaches a symbolic milestone: Boeing plans the first flight of a “production” aircraft intended for commercial use, scheduled for April 2026. An important signal for a program that has accumulated delays and whose schedule remains closely watched by airlines, lessors, and the entire aeronautical chain. According to reports,...

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DSV announces the progress of the Schenker integration: expected synergies, but heavy social cost

DSV provided a precise update on the integration of DB Schenker: a significant portion of the work is already completed, with a projected timeline for finalization by the end of 2026. In parallel, the group is highlighting ambitious financial targets for the year, incorporating the impact of expected synergies. But this...

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