COSCO SHIPPING Holdings Expands Asia-Pacific Service Network
COSCO SHIPPING Holdings is reinforcing its regional footprint across the Asia-Pacific through synchronized service rollouts across its dual liner brands, COSCO SHIPPING Lines and OOCL, integrating new feeder loops, hinterland intermodal corridors, and AI-driven digital tools.
Around 12% of Global Containership Capacity Affected by Port Congestion
Around 12% of global containership capacity is currently affected by port congestion, the highest level in four years, as schedule disruptions and vessel bunching reduce the effective capacity available to shippers.
International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 40/2026 | Phaata
The international logistics marketplace platform Phaata provides an update on the international container shipping and logistics market for routes from Asia to North America, Europe, and more for Week 40 (from Sep 28 - Oct 4), 2026.
CMA CGM Completes $1.4 Billion Acquisition of FedEx Supply Chain
CMA CGM has completed its $1.4 billion acquisition of FedEx Supply Chain, significantly expanding CEVA Logistics’ contract logistics operations and strengthening its supply chain capabilities in North America.
Legend Cargo Logistics: Eight Years of Building Expertise and Trust on the Vietnam–North America Trade Lane
On September 17, 2026, Legend Cargo Logistics marked its eighth anniversary. From day one, the company chose to focus on the Vietnam–North America trade lane, and that decision has since become a strong foundation for its business: an NVOCC license issued by the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), direct weekly LCL consolidation services to the U.S. and Canada, and LCL import solutions from the U.S. to Vietnam.
Sea-Intelligence: Global Schedule Reliability Falls to Lowest Level Since 2022
Sea-Intelligence’s August 2026 GLP report shows global schedule reliability falling to 49.9%, the lowest level since September 2022, while average vessel delays increased to 6.81 days.
Hapag-Lloyd Steps Up Talks with Israel, Details Revised ZIM Proposal
Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI have provided further details of their revised proposal for the ZIM transaction, including an additional Asia service, investment in Israel’s maritime workforce and stronger protection mechanisms under the Golden Share.
COSCO schedules: Vietnam - North America in Oct 2026
The official sailing schedules of COSCO Shipping Lines for routes from Ho Chi Minh / Ba Ria Vung Tau to USA and Canada ports in Oct/2026 (Download excel file).
IATA Calls for Stronger Controls on Dangerous Goods Across the Air Cargo Supply Chain
IATA is calling on stakeholders across the air cargo supply chain to adopt a multilayered approach to controlling undeclared or misdeclared dangerous goods, rather than relying primarily on security screening.
Rate Volatility: CMA CGM Announces Sweeping Adjustments to FAK Rates and Peak Season Surcharges Across Major Trade Lanes
Ocean carrier CMA CGM has announced significant adjustments to its Freight All Kinds (FAK) rates and Peak Season Surcharges (PSS) across several key global trade lanes, officially taking effect in March and April 2026.
Malaysia Urgently Rolls Out Support for Exporters Amid Middle East Crisis
Malaysia's trade agency (MATRADE) has unveiled a raft of emergency measures to shield exporters from the fallout of the Middle East conflict, including cargo rerouting and market diversification to bypass maritime hotspots.
Hapag-Lloyd Triggers Emergency Contingency Plan in the Gulf: Demands Cargo Retrieval and Prepares for 'End of Voyage' Declarations
Amid the increasingly unstable security situation in the Gulf, Hapag-Lloyd has announced its emergency contingency procedures. The carrier requires shippers to retrieve gated-in containers, permits Change of Destination for cargo currently en route, and warns of invoking the 'End of Voyage' clause along with a raft of additional surcharges.
Carriers Impose $4,000/FEU Surcharge in the Middle East: Indian Exporters Appeal to Government for Help
Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are dealing a heavy blow to Indian exporters. Not only are shippers facing booking suspensions from carriers, but they are also being burdened with massive emergency contingency surcharges, coupled with cargo being withheld at ports.
The Cape of Good Hope Route: Becoming the 'New Normal' for Global Shipping?
Tensions in the Middle East are reshaping the global shipping map. The route around the Cape of Good Hope is gradually cementing its status as the 'new normal,' despite bringing significant challenges related to safety and supply chain costs.
Middle East Crisis: MSC Declares Emergency "End of Voyage" for Gulf-Bound Cargo, Imposes $800 Surcharge
The world's largest shipping line, MSC, has officially invoked the "End of Voyage" clause for all cargo destined for the Gulf region due to escalating hostilities. This move comes with a mandatory $800 per container surcharge and shifts the burden of finding alternative transport and bearing storage fees onto the shippers.
Iran Crisis Triggers Energy Shock: Global Oil and Gas Prices Soar, Maritime Transport Paralyzed
Global oil and gas prices surged as the US-Israel and Iran conflict severely disrupted maritime operations. The de facto freeze of the Strait of Hormuz has left hundreds of vessels stranded, pushed freight rates to record highs, and triggered a chain of production disruptions stretching from Qatar to Iraq.
Hormuz Crisis: 10% of Global Container Fleet Stranded, Risking Severe Supply Chain Disruption
Speaking at the TPM26 conference, ONE CEO Jeremy Nixon warned that approximately 10% of the world's container fleet is stuck at the Strait of Hormuz. With marine insurance frozen and major carriers halting bookings to the Middle East, the entire global logistics network faces the threat of severe stagnation.
International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 9/2026 | Phaata
The international logistics marketplace platform Phaata provides an update on the international container shipping and logistics market for routes from Asia to North America, Europe, and more for Week 9 (from February 23 - Mar 1), 2026.
Iran Closes Hormuz: Transport and Oil Crises Erupt
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have reached a boiling point as Iran officially closes the Strait of Hormuz and threatens to attack any commercial vessel. This move directly threatens 20% of the global oil supply and plunges the shipping industry into a new crisis.
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