Boeing lost orders for 150 Max jets in March
Boeing Co. lost orders for 150 of its beleaguered 737 Max aircraft last month as travel bookings plunged amid the Covid-19 pandemic, squeezing airlines and…
Shipping alliance’s crew change plan needs government action
Current coronavirus policy as applied to shipping is a potentially disastrous “own goal” that threatens not only the mental health and human rights of seafarers,…
Hapag Lloyd Canada carbon tax surcharge for Canadian rail providers
Effective April 15, 2020 Hapag Lloyd will revise the Carbon Tax Surcharge. For the cross-border moves to and from the United States, the charges are…
Covid-19 and low oil prices could cancel more than half of 2020’s licensing rounds globally
More than half of the world’s planned licensing rounds are likely to be cancelled this year due to the combined effect of the Covid-19 pandemic…
Port of Oakland welcomes biggest ship ever this week
Coronavirus may be hampering global trade but it hasn't broken the supply chain at the Port of Oakland. The latest evidence: the largest ship ever…
Trump Administration eases PPE export ban with Canada, Mexico exemptions
The Trump administration eased a ban on exports of personal protective equipment, with the list of exemptions growing after lawyers laid out the shortcomings of…
Dachser’s efficient transport facilitates boost in Argentina’s oil industry
Energy extraction is one of the main drivers that has boosted the productivity of the Argentinian hydrocarbon industry, the largest growing market in the country.…
Averitt provides masks to more than 5,000 drivers and frontline associates
Averitt Express has begun distributing protective face masks to more than 5,000 of its associates. Drivers, dock workers and other frontline associates that handle freight…
China’s meat imports surge to record as containers clear customs
China’s meat imports surged to a record in March, with containers of frozen pork, chicken and beef finally clearing customs after being delayed by the…
China’s trade fell less than expected but more pain lies ahead
China’s trade performed better than expected in March, though economists said the full impact of the shutdowns rippling across the global economy are yet to…
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