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Evolving Dynamics of Liner Trades Between Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Indian Subcontinent

The liner trade between Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Indian subcontinent is undergoing significant changes, with new entrants, shifting partnerships, and some players exiting the…
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Whats Ahead in 2026 A Logistics Market Built for Change

What’s Ahead in 2026: A Logistics Market Built for Change

If there’s one thing logistics professionals can agree on as we step into 2026, it’s this: the era of simple predictions is over. Freight markets…
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EU Resumes U.S. Trade Deal Talks as Tariff Tensions Ease

The European Union has agreed to resume work on implementing a framework trade agreement with the United States, marking a notable de-escalation in transatlantic tariff…
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AD Ports Secures 30-Year Concession to Operate Aqaba Multipurpose Terminal

Abu Dhabi-based AD Ports Group has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Aqaba Development Corporation (ADC) to manage and operate Jordan’s Aqaba Multipurpose Port,…
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EU to Replace Russian Oil Price Cap with Full Maritime Services Ban

The European Union is moving to replace its long-standing oil price cap mechanism for Russian crude with a full ban on maritime services linked to…
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India – U.S. Trade Deal: Tariffs Cut to 18% Aims to Boost Bilateral Commerce

The United States and India have reached a framework trade agreement that will reduce U.S. tariffs on Indian exports from previously high levels to 18…
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Air Cargo Demand Eases Ahead of Chinese New Year

As the Chinese New Year (CNY) holiday nears, Asia-Pacific air cargo demand is showing signs of easing into February, with only a limited pre-holiday uplift…
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Whats Ahead in 2026 A Logistics Market Built for Change

What’s Ahead in 2026: A Logistics Market Built for Change

If there’s one thing logistics professionals can agree on as we step into 2026, it’s this: the era of simple…
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Maritime decarbonisation

Why Maritime Decarbonisation Now Needs a Governance Architecture

Maritime decarbonisation has moved beyond ambition and intent—it is now an operational reality. The shipping industry has made significant progress…
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How Landlocked Countries Overcome Freight Challenges

How Landlocked Countries Overcome Freight Challenges

Sea freight is the most common and cost-effective way to ship large consignments. However, there are a few countries around…
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Modern Warehousing

Beyond Storage: How Modern Warehousing Powers Today’s Logistics

Warehousing is envisioned as a large space with rows of shelves and racks with cartons stacked high. While the image…
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U.S. De Minimis Ends: Impact on Australian Exporters

How U.S. De Minimis Changes Will Affect Australian Trade

From this August 29, 2025, shopping from overseas will not only affect U.S. consumers but also have a direct impact…
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Did you know about container imbalance

Did you know about container imbalance?

International trade is a vast network that facilitates the transportation of consignments from point A to point B, depending heavily…
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