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Hong Kong PO Halts All Packages Bound for U.S.

“The U.S. is unreasonable, bullying and imposing tariffs abusively,” the postal service said in a statement posted to the Hong Kong government’s website.

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Italy’s Secretive Shipping Tycoon Thrust Into Spotlight with New Port Deal

Aponte and his family-controlled Terminal Investment Ltd. are the main investors in a consortium looking to buy 43 ports from Li Ka-shing's CK Hutchison Holdings.

Gianluigi Aponte. Photographer: Sebastien Salmon-Gomis/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

South Africa Port Workers Warn of Strike as Pay Talks Fail

A strike would be a blow to South Africa’s moribund economy, at a time when President Donald Trump’s universal tariffs are threatening to upend global trade.

Transnet freight locomotives at the Transnet Sentrarand depot in Gauteng, South Africa.

U.S. Customs Faces ‘Huge Task’

CBP's claim that it collects over $200 million in tariff revenue each day contrasts with President Donald Trump’s figure of $2 billion per day.

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Watch: The Promise and Challenges of Supply Chain Development in Latin America

There's huge potential for the development of port and logistics infrastructure in Latin America — but there are also some significant hurdles to be overcome, says Curtis Doiron, chief executive officer in Chile for DP World.

005 The Promise And Challenges Of Supply Chain Development In Latin America

IMO Approves Net-Zero Regulations for Global Shipping

The approved measures, set to be formally adopted in October 2025 before entry into force in 2027, will become mandatory for large oceangoing ships over 5,000 gross tonnage.

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Report: U.S. Imports to Drop Dramatically

Even balanced against elevated levels earlier this year, total 2025 cargo volume could show a net decline of 15% or more unless the situation with tariffs changes.

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EU Drafts New Rules to Tackle Plastic Pellet Pollution

The European Council estimated that 52,000-184,000 metric tons of pellets were spilled into surrounding environments in 2019.

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Right-Sizing Your Fleet: Why More Vehicles Isn’t Always the Answer

Right-sizing of truck fleets has become a focal point, especially as companies explore flexible, on-demand mobility strategies.

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Price Hikes and Tariffs: Some Common Sense

Prices may rise but, in the absence of price-gouging, they will not rise as much as is currently being trumpeted.

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Trump is Already Slowing Global Trade as Companies Pause Orders

If anything, Trump's delay in some of his tariff plans is extending the uncertainty that has already begun to drag on business and consumer sentiment.

An Amazon fulfillment center in NJ. Amazon has begun canceling orders from China and other parts of Asia. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

Trump Signs Order to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding, DOGE Review of Navy

The new executive order dovetails with a proposal by the U.S. Trade Representative to charge million-dollar fees on Chinese-built ships upon entry to a U.S. port.

The Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photographer: Heather Khalifa/Bloomberg

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