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Weekly newsletter with content from the logistics and the shipping industry


Lufthansa Cargo strengthens global network and flexible transport options
Lufthansa Cargo has introduced its new summer flight schedule, further strengthening its global network and expanding flexible transport solutions for customers. The company continues to focus on reliability and adaptability, allowing capacity to respond quickly to changing market demand and global developments. The airline operates its own long haul freighter fleet of 18 Boeing 777F aircraft, offering a strong foundation for global cargo operations. Under the new schedule, L
Apr 22 min read


Maersk Europe Market Update April 2026
The global logistics sector is currently facing significant challenges, mainly driven by the ongoing geopolitical situation in the Middle East, severe weather conditions in Europe and infrastructure disruptions across key transport corridors. The situation in the Middle East continues to evolve rapidly, with high risks and limited visibility affecting both ocean and air freight. Shipping companies are adjusting their operations as conflicts disrupt major trade routes and impa
Apr 22 min read


Qatar Airways Cargo Continues to Restore its Freighter Network
Doha, Qatar – Qatar Airways Cargo has released an updated flight schedule, gradually increasing its freighter operations to and from Doha as part of its network recovery. All cargo flights continue to operate via dedicated flight corridors, established in close coordination with the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, ensuring safe and reliable connectivity despite ongoing regional restrictions. At the same time, the carrier maintains its broader freighter network outside Doha, s
Apr 21 min read


FESCO moves Vietnamese vehicles via Vladivostok port to Kazakhstan
Russian transport company FESCO Transport Group has successfully delivered its first shipment of Vietnam-assembled vehicles to Kazakhstan using a new intermodal logistics route via the port of Vladivostok. The shipment began its journey at the port of Hai Phong in Vietnam and was transported by sea through FESCO’s Vietnam Direct Line service to the Vladivostok Commercial Sea Port. From there, the cargo continued by rail to its final destination in Kazakhstan, demonstrating th
Mar 271 min read


Psa Zeebrugge powers 50% of electricity needs with over 1,800 vertical solar panels
PSA Zeebrugge has taken a major step toward sustainability by installing nearly 1,900 solar panels at its terminal in Belgium. Unlike traditional rooftop systems, the panels are mounted vertically on the facades of warehouse buildings, making the project one of the largest vertical solar installations in the country. The system has an annual capacity of approximately 770 megawatt-hours (MWh), which is enough to cover about half of the terminal’s electricity consumption. In ad
Mar 272 min read


Maersk boosts Asia Pacific logistics footprint with new fully automated global and regional distribution centre in Singapore
Danish logistics giant A.P. Moller - Maersk has officially opened a new fully automated distribution center in Singapore, significantly expanding its logistics and e-commerce capabilities in the Asia Pacific region. The facility, known as World Gateway II, spans 1.1 million square feet and represents a major investment of over $200 million. It is designed to support the growing number of companies using Singapore as a regional or global distribution hub, thanks to its strateg
Mar 272 min read


New rail connections for freight transport in Northern Italy
Italian logistics company FS Logistix, in partnership with Logtainer, has launched new intermodal rail services connecting key ports and inland logistics hubs in northern Italy. The new services link the ports of Port of Genoa and Port of Vado Ligure with major inland terminals in Verona Quadrante Europa and Milan Segrate. The initiative is designed to transfer maritime cargo directly from ships onto trains, improving efficiency in freight transport. By integrating sea and ra
Mar 271 min read


Hapag-Lloyd and Government of India sign Letter of Intent on maritime cooperation
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has signed three Letters of Intent (LOI) with the Government of India to deepen cooperation and support the development of the country’s maritime and logistics sector. The agreements were signed in Mumbai during a meeting between CEO Rolf Habben Jansen and India’s Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal. The cooperation focuses on three key areas: ship reflagging, sustainable ship recycling, and the development of majo
Mar 272 min read


Busan Port to Install 'AI Brain' Beyond Automation
Busan Port is undergoing a major transformation from a traditional automated port into a fully AI-powered “smart port” capable of making decisions and operating autonomously. The initiative is part of South Korea’s national strategy to become a global leader in artificial intelligence. Under the plan, the port aims to increase container terminal productivity by 30% by 2030 while achieving zero workplace fatalities. At the center of this transformation is the Busan Port AX (AI
Mar 272 min read
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