Recently, new orders for container ships have been significantly tilted towards small-sized feeder vessels, with the main buyers being non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs) rather than the top ten global liner companies. Hapag-Lloyd plans to order 22 vessels ranging from 1,800 to 4,500 TEU t

Italy will be on November 28thA nationwide general strike broke outIt is expected that its logistics industry will be comprehensively disruptedThe general strike, led by multiple trade unions, is expected to affect warehouses, ports, railways, and air cargo transportation in Italy, and further demon

On November 16th, US President Trump publicly supported the sanctions bill proposed by the Senate, planning to impose "very strict sanctions" on any country that has commercial dealings with Russia, and imposing a maximum 500% tariff to cut off Russia's financial sources.The bill mainl

Recently, the global shipping market has shown a polarized trend.Pacific routes have “plunged,” while European routes have “soared,”presenting a stark contrast of “heaven and hell.”This week, Drewry's Weekly World Container Index (WCI) shows freight rates on the Shanghai-Los Angeles route

Recently, major shipping lines including MSC and Hapag-Lloyd have adjusted their westbound route strategies, discontinuing calls at Ensenada, Mexico, and instead designating Mazatlán as an alternative port of call. This change stems primarily from Ensenada's longstanding operational inef