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FEB
13
Trump administration unveils US maritime revitalization ‘action plan’
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FEB
13
The wide-ranging plan includes proposals to tax foreign-built ships calling US ports, rebuild domestic shipbuilding capacity, and eliminate “burdensome regulations” through a series of deregulatory measures.
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FEB
13
Ocean Alliance, ONE rework trans-Atlantic services, remove ships
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on
FEB
13
North and South Atlantic loops from Northern European to the US will consolidate to one East Coast-wide service, with a Baltimore call dropped and fewer overall vessels used.
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FEB
13
Departure of DP World CEO welcomed by Canadian ports partner
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on
FEB
13
Quebec-based investment manager La Caisse earlier this week said it would put its future investments with DP World on hold until the company addressed Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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FEB
13
Maersk, Eurogate plan $1.2 billion terminal upgrade at Bremerhaven
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on
FEB
13
The investment will strengthen the Gemini hub’s position and increase capacity at the joint venture terminal by more than 30% to 4 million TEUs.
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FEB
13
Reversal in US clean energy investment signals shift in project cargo momentum
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on
FEB
13
Canceled renewable energy projects in the US totaled $35 billion in 2025 as more project funds left the country than came in amid the federal government’s shifting policies to prioritize fossil fuels.
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FEB
12
Rapid pace of AI development suggests shippers should be patient
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on
FEB
12
Shippers would be wise to offload the pain of building AI proficiency to their logistics providers until the benefits become clearer.
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FEB
12
New truckload capacity product provides another load board option for brokers
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on
FEB
12
The product launched this week by Triumph, called Capacity Intelligence, allows brokers to identify lanes where it needs a deeper pool of reliable carriers.
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FEB
12
USDOT releases interim final rule on non-domiciled CDL holders
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on
FEB
12
The rule will likely mean a slow trickle of capacity exiting the trucking market, although the industry and analysts are split on the exact impact.
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FEB
12
Scrapping strategy looms large in 2026 as carriers manage growing oversupply
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on
FEB
12
Downward pressure on rates is set to continue with just over 1 million TEUs of capacity via ships above 10,000 TEUs scheduled to be delivered this year.
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FEB
11
STG Logistics survives key bankruptcy hurdle to remain in business
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on
FEB
11
The fourth-largest US domestic intermodal provider has received additional funding and now must focus on meeting revenue and expenditure targets through the second quarter.
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FEB
15
Explainer: Suez Canal Authority – Divergence between narrative and market reality
By:
Alexandros Itimoudis
on
FEB
15
The Suez Canal Authority’s recent communications reveal a fundamental disconnect with global shipping market dynamics. The post Explainer: Suez Canal Authority – Divergence between narrative and market reality appeared first on Container News.
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FEB
14
CMA CGM Fiordland becomes first large container ship to call at Puerto Antioquia
By:
Giannis Nikolakis
on
FEB
14
The vessel CMA CGM Fiordland has made history as the first large container ship to dock at Puerto Antioquia in Colombia. This arrival marks a significant milestone for the country’s maritime connectivity. Consequently, the terminal is now entering a new phase of large-scale commercial operations. The facility features state-of-the-art technology and advanced logistics processes. Notably, […] The post CMA CGM Fiordland becomes first large container ship to call at Puerto Antioquia appeared first on Container News.
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FEB
14
Rhenus and ZWILLING expand strategic partnership to Wesel Site
By:
Antonia Saratsopoulou
on
FEB
14
The Rhenus Group has entered into a long-term logistics partnership in Germany with ZWILLING. The company is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of premium kitchen products. Its brands include ZWILLING, STAUB, MIYABI, DEMEYERE, and BALLARINI & HENCKELS. The collaboration provides the Wesel site with a multi-year planning and operational outlook. It includes investments in […] The post Rhenus and ZWILLING expand strategic partnership to Wesel Site appeared first on Container News.
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FEB
14
Gulftainer reports significant volume growth at Iraq Container Terminal
By:
Giannis Nikolakis
on
FEB
14
Gulftainer has announced a 28% increase in throughput at its Iraq Container Terminal (ICT). This growth compares the beginning of 2026 to the same period in the previous year. Consequently, the milestone highlights the terminal’s focus on operational excellence and supply chain expansion. The terminal built strong momentum by enhancing its product portfolio and improving […] The post Gulftainer reports significant volume growth at Iraq Container Terminal appeared first on Container News.
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FEB
14
Danaos expands orderbook with four new container ships
By:
Giannis Nikolakis
on
FEB
14
Danaos has announced the addition of four 5,300 TEU container ships to its current orderbook. These new vessels are scheduled for delivery throughout 2028 and 2029. This move signals a significant expansion for the non-operating ship owner. The company did not officially reveal the specific shipyard for this project. However, industry reports indicate that Huangpu […] The post Danaos expands orderbook with four new container ships appeared first on Container News.
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FEB
10
Flatbed report: Manufacturing stabilizes, offering truckload carriers a glimmer of hope
By:
Dean Croke
on
FEB
10
From a truckload carrier’s seat, January’s ISM Manufacturing PMI of 52.6% reads less like an abstract economic survey and more The post Flatbed report: Manufacturing stabilizes, offering truckload carriers a glimmer of hope appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
10
Reefer report: Empty tables, empty Trucks: Restaurant slump threatens Q1 reefer volumes
By:
Dean Croke
on
FEB
10
The National Restaurant Association’s December Restaurant Performance Index dropped to 99.3, marking six consecutive months in contraction territory and the The post Reefer report: Empty tables, empty Trucks: Restaurant slump threatens Q1 reefer volumes appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
10
Dry van report: Trucking demand sees October dip, signaling cautious 2026 outlook
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Dean Croke
on
FEB
10
The seasonally adjusted Trucking Ton-Mile Index (TTMI), a key benchmark for trucking demand, registered a noticeable downturn in October, falling The post Dry van report: Trucking demand sees October dip, signaling cautious 2026 outlook appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
09
Carrier identity verification: Why it matters more than ever
By:
DAT Guest Author
on
FEB
09
Carrier identity impersonation remains one of the most disruptive risks in freight transportation. Organized criminal groups increasingly pose as legitimate The post Carrier identity verification: Why it matters more than ever appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
03
Reefer report: Navigating the 2026 Plant City Strawberry Festival surge
By:
Dean Croke
on
FEB
03
For reefer carriers and brokers, the 2026 Florida Strawberry Festival (February 26 – March 8) isn’t just a celebration of The post Reefer report: Navigating the 2026 Plant City Strawberry Festival surge appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
03
Dry van report: Truck tonnage edges higher in December, but remains near recent lows
By:
Dean Croke
on
FEB
03
Trucking activity in the United States posted its second consecutive monthly gain in December, with the American Trucking Associations’ advanced The post Dry van report: Truck tonnage edges higher in December, but remains near recent lows appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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FEB
03
Flatbed report: Ag equipment hits the brakes: tractor and combine sales slide to close out 2025
By:
Dean Croke
on
FEB
03
As 2025 wound down, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) reported that U.S. retail sales for agricultural tractors and combines The post Flatbed report: Ag equipment hits the brakes: tractor and combine sales slide to close out 2025 appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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JAN
26
Flatbed report: CASS Shipments slide to new low as linehaul rates turn higher
By:
Dean Croke
on
JAN
26
The Cass Shipments Index ended December with significant softness, reaching a new cycle low. The post Flatbed report: CASS Shipments slide to new low as linehaul rates turn higher appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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