Clogged depots to be a feature of 2023 container market

The shipping industry is witnessing a major slump in the order-to-inventory ratio with high inventories but slower demands, creating a ripple effect throughout container logistics

GTA transport plan includes new highways

Ontario's 30-year vision to grow transportation networks around Toronto includes highway expansions and potential new transit networks, though many elements of the plan are not fully costed

Air cargo demand eased in January, but IATA says brace for impact of Ukraine war

Global air cargo demand saw a decline in January from December's levels, while capacity continues to claw its way back to pre-Covid levels.

CP launches first new train in cooperation with KCS

First dedicated international intermodal train between the Mexican Pacific coast port of Lázaro Cárdenas and the U.S. Midwest

Direct flights between U.S. and Vietnam

DHL Express has introduced a new route between Vietnam and the United States

Israeli company rides Covid boom with freighter conversions

Israel's state-owned aerospace company, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), is cashing in on the growth of e-commerce by converting grounded passenger planes into cargo jets

Truckload rates continue upward trajectory with new highs

Prices to move dry and refrigerated (reefer) freight on the spot market increased for the eighth straight month as a national average, and are nearly US$1 a mile higher year over year

Shippers caught in a container trap

Stuck between high prices and the shortage of ocean containers

Custom cargo door on Air Inuit Dash8 is aviation first

Following more than 36 months of planning, design, retrofitting and safety testing, the custom-modified aircraft received Transport Canada approval on February 3, 2022

Fraught flower supply has BC buyers looking local

International flower shortages combined with the Valentine's Day crunch is creating higher demand for local roses