Drewes Logistics enters India with majority stake in Logistics Plus India
Drewes Logistics established a subsidiary in India, effective January 1, 2026, having acquired a majority stake in Logistics Plus India.
AGLPA looks to connect Great Lakes and inland waterways
The American Great Lakes Ports Association (AGLPA) will begin a comprehensive market analysis aimed at expanding cargo movement between the Great Lakes and the inland waterways system in the USA.
Mammoet pens TenneT contract
Heavy lift and engineered transport specialist Mammoet has signed an agreement with Seatrium to load-out of three substations for TenneT’s 2 GW programme, which will connect large-scale offshore wind farms to the European mainland.
Auerbach goes with NexusWave monitoring
Inmarsat Maritime will install NexusWave across Auerbach Schifffahrt’s fleet of newbuild heavy lift vessels, following growing demand for project cargo transport services that adhere to evolving environmental regulations.
Ivan to head up BNSF Logistics
Dallas, Texas-headquartered BNSF Logistics has appointed David Ivan as president and ceo, effective immediately.
CJ ICM delivers power plant equipment from Germany to Uzbekistan
CJ ICM Logistics has wrapped up the final delivery of out-of-gauge (OOG) power plant equipment from Germany to Jizzakh, Uzbekistan.
Half of MPP carriers say ‘no way’ to Suez return
While some container shipping lines have begun to test the waters with Red Sea and Suez Canal transits, One World’s latest Market Sentiment Index (MSI) finds that breakbulk and project cargo shippers, for the most part, are not ready to take the risk.
Roll Group orders pair of heavy-duty deck barges
As part of the company’s ongoing fleet expansion, Roll Group has ordered two new heavy-duty deck barges – currently under construction in Indonesia.
Klimecki to lead Geodis project logistics activities in East Europe
Freight forwarder Geodis has named Piotr Klimecki as head of project logistics, East Europe.
UK maritime ETS takes shape with proposed July 2026 start
Final policy decisions made by the UK government this summer will, if enacted as law, lead to new emissions costs for vessels sailing to, from and between UK ports from July 1, 2026.
