The recent port strike that has swept across the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States has raised questions about the stability of the national supply chain and the broader economic implications. The labor action, led by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) following the
Dubai Maritime City (DMC) has significantly enhanced its infrastructure, doubling its vessel handling capacity and reinforcing Dubai's position as a premier global maritime hub. The upgrades include state-of-the-art modifications to DMC's ship lifts and the introduction of new ship cradles,
The recent announcement by Captain Pappu Sastry, CEO of Adhira Shipping and Logistics (ASL), about the company's plans to offer an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on London's AIM Exchange highlights a strategic move aimed at capitalizing on the burgeoning mining industry in Africa. This initiative is
On September 2, Medlog, a global logistics company based in Switzerland, completed its acquisition of Maritime Transport, a prominent player in the UK logistics sector. This transaction is expected to shake up the UK's rail and road logistics market, aligning with Medlog’s broader strategy of
Globalization continues to reshape industries across the globe, and the maritime freight transport market stands poised for significant growth. Valued at $371.9 billion in 2023, the market is projected to soar to $552.1 billion by 2033, driven by accelerated international trade, technological
The surging demand for shipping containers has been largely driven by extended voyages from Asia to the US and European markets following the Red Sea crisis. Initially resulting in an oversupply, this crisis has now morphed into a significant shortage, as longer trade routes require more containers
