articles tagged "logistics"

U.S.–Mexico freight reached $94.8 billion in July 2026, but rising demand is putting new pressure on trucking capacity and border infrastructure

Strong cargo volumes are putting pressure on trucks, rail, terminals and inland infrastructure, making landside capacity an increasingly important part of global shipping performance.

Consolidation is reshaping the forwarding market, but scale alone may not be enough. Specialized expertise, technology and higher-value services are becoming increasingly important.

Eight years after the shipping industry's sustainability boom, which technologies became reality—and which remained ambitious concepts?

Understanding the Risks, Statistics, and Prevention Strategies Behind a Persistent Industrial Hazard

Rising exports, surging imports, and economic reforms are accelerating Argentina’s integration into global trade, reshaping demand across logistics and supply chains

War between the US, Israel and Iran forces vessel rerouting, drives oil price surge, raises insurance costs, and disrupts maritime operations across the region

Standalone weekly loop bridges key Asian and European ports as other carriers cut direct links

Strategic MoU aims to streamline export cargo movement and enhance air freight connectivity in northern India

Unclaimed cargo doesn’t just block warehouse space but drains profits through demurrage, storage fees, and lost inventory value. Here’s a breakdown of the real financial cost of abandoned shipments and how companies can reduce their losses.