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DB Cargo is increasing rail freight capacity with its Distributed Power System (DPS), a technology that enables significantly heavier freight trains to operate with just one train driver. The system can increase the amount of freight transported per train by up to 30%, without requiring additional train journeys. DPS connects locomotives positioned at the front and rear of a train through radio data transmission, allowing the rear locomotive to be remotely controlled from the

DHL has released the eighth edition of its Logistics Trend Radar, highlighting how artificial intelligence, robotics and automation are expected to reshape global logistics and supply chains over the coming decade. One of the most significant developments identified is Agentic AI – AI systems capable of autonomously planning, making decisions and taking action toward defined goals. In logistics, this could include anticipating inventory shortages, rerouting shipments around d

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is calling for stronger cooperation across the air cargo supply chain to address the growing risk of undeclared and mis-declared dangerous goods. According to IATA, around 80% of dangerous goods incidents reported to the association in the first half of 2025 involved undeclared or hidden dangerous goods. Lithium batteries, e-cigarettes and aerosols were among the products most commonly identified. IATA stresses that tradition

Qatar Airways Cargo, MASkargo and IAG Cargo have reached an important milestone by successfully completing their first customer shipment under their joint cargo partnership. The cooperation brings together the networks and capabilities of three major air cargo operators, creating new opportunities for customers to move shipments more efficiently across their combined global networks. By working together, the carriers aim to provide greater connectivity, broader network access

Lufthansa Cargo has expanded its modular product portfolio with its Emergency Add-on Service, designed for shipments requiring the highest level of transport priority and reliability. Since 16 September 2026, the previous Emergency product has been transformed into an add-on service, allowing customers to combine emergency handling with selected cargo products and speed options. The service is available for General Cargo, Dangerous Goods, Passive Temp Support and Vulnerables,

MSC is strengthening cocoa supply chains across West Africa, connecting major producing markets including Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Nigeria with customers across Europe, East Asia and North America. The company combines its global ocean network with inland transportation, local cocoa expertise and strategic terminals in San Pedro and Lomé. Its specialised solutions include regular trade services, 24/7 container availability, intermodal transport, thermal liners and d

Maersk and PUMA have expanded their long-standing logistics partnership, with Maersk now managing PUMA’s North American distribution network, including three highly automated facilities in California, Arizona and Indiana covering approximately 2.3 million square feet. The facilities use AutoStore automation technology to improve fulfillment speed, warehouse efficiency and scalability across e-commerce, retail and wholesale channels. Through the partnership, Maersk aims to hel

Maersk has officially launched operations at a new 71,800 sqm logistics centre in Herleshausen, Germany, further expanding its contract logistics footprint in Europe. Located directly along the A4 motorway in the state of Hesse, the facility is strategically positioned to serve as a central hub for goods moving across Germany and neighbouring European markets. The site includes 62,800 sqm of warehouse space, alongside office and mezzanine areas. The facility currently employs