Global supply chain woes far from over
Spiraling inflation has exacerbated social unrest on the docks, threatening the resilience of supply chains
Maritime piracy at an all-time low
In the first nine months of 2022, 90 attacks against ships were recorded. This is the lowest level since 1994
Ports and logistics, it’s a green revolution
Livorno Port Network Authority publishes its first Environmental Sustainability Report
The summer of our discontent
Tough times lie ahead for ports with the proliferation of industrial action in response to rising inflation
Pirates in sight!
There is another piracy alert in Southeast Asia. Possible assaults on ships and attacks on crews
CBER, EU wants to investigate
The Commission seeks input on whether Consortia Block Exemption Regulation should be extended
Competition out of control
The International Transport Forum shines a spotlight on how big carriers have been acting over the last few years
There used to be truck divers
There’s a serious shortage of truck drivers. According to on an IRU survey, there are 2.6 million vacant positions
New woes for terminal operators
The policies put in place by big carriers risk putting further stress on European terminal operators. Here's why