Maersk, a global integrated logistics company, announced a series of strategic initiatives reinforcing its long-term commitment to India's maritime sector during India Maritime Week 2025. Maersk is intending to significantly expand its operational footprint in the country through port infrastructure investments, vessel reflagging, and enhanced local partnerships across the maritime value chain. APM Terminals signals USD 2 billion investment APM Terminals Pipavav (Gujarat Pipa

Ports across key trade lanes are facing fresh turbulence: between labour strikes in Northern Europe, storm-driven outages in China, and congestion across Africa and the Americas, importers and forwarders can no longer take “normal operations” for granted. In their latest update covering 17–23 October 2025, Kuehne+Nagel offers an essential snapshot of waiting-times, yard-utilisation and disruption levels at major global hubs—so you can stay one step ahead of supply-chain bottl

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