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Two Killed in Hong Kong Cargo Plane Crash

The airport has suspended operations on its north runway until the aircraft is removed from the sea, but two other runways are still operating.

Hong Kong Airport. Photo: iStock/kameraworld

U.S. Succeeds in Blocking Global Carbon Tax on Ships, for Now

Industry insiders had previously expected the rules, years in the making, to pass, despite U.S. pressure.

Container ships and bulk carriers offshore from Singapore. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

PoLA Reports Success in Reducing Pollution

Despite a 19% year-over-year increase in container volume, the Port of Los Angeles recorded its best year ever for reducing emissions on a per container basis.

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Bipartisan Bill Aims to Boost Safety Following Midair Collision

January’s mid-air disaster, which occurred near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, spurred calls for stricter safety protocols.

Emergency crews respond after a passenger jet collided with a helicopter while landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport along the Potomac River in Arlington, Virginia on Jan. 30. Photographer: Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg

Beyond the Handshake: AI and End-to-End Management Can Protect the PO Process

AI-driven automation can power every step of the PO process, from order initiation and vendor communication to approvals and status updates.

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Port of Los Angeles Logs Record Quarter for Cargo Volumes

The port's record third quarter numbers were in spite of a 7.5% year-over-year dip in TEUs in September, as the peak shipping season drew to a close.

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ONE Extends Sustainable Shipping Partnership with Nike

Dubbed ONE LEAF+, the service allows shippers to transport cargo on ships using UCOME biofuel, which generates 84% fewer carbon emissions compared to standard marine fuel.

A methanol-fueled ship. Image: Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE)

U.S. Commences Fees on Chinese Ships

The U.S. port fees took effect on the same day as new tariffs on imported furniture, kitchen cabinets and lumber.

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USMCA Turns Six: Why the 2026 Review Demands Manufacturer Attention

Waiting until 2026 to react means missing the opportunity to shape the rules before they’re rewritten.

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China Puts Sanctions on U.S. Subsidiaries of Shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean

China also announced that it would be looking a 2024 probe launched by the USTR, which asserted that China's dominance in the shipbuilding sector posed a national security threat.

Photo: iStock / Klaas Slot

The Tech-Enhanced Future of Pallet Pooling

As technology and materials continue to advance, pallet pooling is likely to be driven by smarter tracking systems, automated inspection tools and increasingly durable plastic designs.

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Shipping Faces ‘Sizeable Disruption’ as U.S., China Spar on Fees

The industry had already been racing to find workarounds to blunt the blow from the USTR's punishing port fees. Now it faces additional challenges from China’s retaliation.

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