
GEODIS and Hapag-Lloyd strengthen their digital collaboration
GEODIS, a global leader in transport and logistics, and Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world’s leading container shipping companies, announce a significant milestone in their joint

GEODIS, a global leader in transport and logistics, and Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world’s leading container shipping companies, announce a significant milestone in their joint

GEODIS, world leader in transport and logistics, continues to focus on innovation and transformation with the creation of a new department dedicated to artificial intelligence.

An investment of €230 million over 30 years, followed by additional investments of up to €200 million over the next four years. Maritime Tickers Special

The third newbuilding in the Icon series, displacing nearly 250,000 tons, will debut in summer 2026. Finnish shipyard Meyer Turku has launched Legend of the

All crew are safe and the vessel continues on its voyage. According to a report from Reuters, an explosion was reported near a Liberia-flagged tanker

COSCO SHIPPING Holdings Co., Ltd. (“COSCO SHIPPING Holdings” or “the Company”, SSE: 601919; HKEx: 1919) today announced its 2025 interim results. The tariff swings and

US president has argued New Delhi indirectly helping fund Ukraine war as experts say move is ‘own goal’ against ally The United States’ higher duties

CMA CGM has launched its new KILIMA service. The company described it as a standalone weekly direct service from China to Kenya and Tanzania, with

The first ships will be able to connect in 2027, three years before shore power becomes compulsory in Europe Today, work officially got under way

By : Pablo Rodas-Martini Former Chief Economist; international trade and maritime expert. Shipping companies do not design their services on a whim, but with the




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