Trafigura calls on shipping watchdog to up the pace on CO2 curbs
Trafigura Group said the shipping industry’s regulator needs to act with ‘lightning speed’ to cut carbon emissions from an industry that spews more C02 into…
Redwood Logistics and project44 launch joint offering, providing integration expertise and best-in-class
Joint offering combines project44’s Advanced Visibility Platform™ and Redwood’s LPaaS (Logistics Platform as a Service) to simplify and streamline the integration process, enhanced with freight…
U.K. farmers fear Australia trade deal leaves them unprotected
The U.K.’s National Farmers Union warned that Britain’s provisional trade agreement with Australia doesn’t do enough to protect local farms, despite extra market access being…
Venezuela oil czar says output to skyrocket, sanctions be damned
In Venezuela, waiting in line at a gas station -- sometimes for days -- has become so routine that it’s hard to imagine life without…
Europe air traffic reaches 50% of 2019 as recovery continues
The recovery in Europe’s air traffic has hit a new milestone as people take to the skies again for summer vacations.
EU agrees to more Belarus sanctions over forced Ryanair landing
European Union governments agreed to sanction several sectors of Belarus’s economy including industries connected to the soil nutrient potash and petroleum, as well as 86…
China private refiners get less oil-import quota in latest issue
China has awarded its private oil refiners a combined 35.24 million tons of crude oil import quota in the second batch of issuance for 2021,…
US working on more Russia sanctions over Navalny poisoning
The U.S. is preparing additional sanctions against Russia for the poisoning of opposition leader Alexey Navalny, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said.
Latest FAA reform gives workers new way to report safety flaws
Thousands of federal engineers, inspectors and other aviation workers have a new channel through which to report safety concerns without fear of retaliation in an…
Taiwan’s export order slowdown may be sign of easing tech demand
Demand for Taiwan’s semiconductors and other electronic components showed signs of abating in May as growth in overseas orders for technology products slowed.
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