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Carbon Is Becoming a Constraint in Transportation Planning, Not Just a Reporting Metric
Transportation carbon is moving upstream from disclosure into planning. Once emissions can be estimated with sufficient consistency, carbon becomes another constraint to evaluate alongside cost, service, capacity, and risk. The post Carbon
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 22:00DHL Group boosts guidance on expectations for strong peak season
DHL Group has raised its 2026 outlook. The post DHL Group boosts guidance on expectations for strong peak season appeared first on FreightWaves.
FreightWaves · Published 10/19/2026, 21:56Port of Savannah to build 3.5M TEU container terminal
The port expects to be able to handle 12 million TEUs annually once construction is complete.
Supply Chain Dive · Published 10/19/2026, 21:55Amerijet to repair aging 767 freighter aircraft damaged in hard landing
Amerijet says it will repair the buckled skin on a Boeing 767 freighter aircraft despite its age. The post Amerijet to repair aging 767 freighter aircraft damaged in hard landing appeared first on FreightWaves.
FreightWaves · Published 10/19/2026, 21:11Ask your warehouse. Get answers. StoreFeeder prepares to unveil D.A.V.E.
Ask your warehouse. Get answers. StoreFeeder is preparing to unveil D.A.V.E. showcasing a new way to interact with warehouse software using plain English. StoreFeeder will to reveal D.A.V.E., its new Plain English AI, in a live webinar on T
ChannelX · Published 10/19/2026, 20:35Schiphol cargo volumes on the rise in September
Schiphol Airport registered a 7.6% increase in cargo volumes to 127,750 tonnes in September, while its Belgian counterpart, Brussels Airport, also registered an increase. At Schiphol, exports saw a significant surge, rising by 12.5% to ne
Air Cargo News · Published 10/19/2026, 20:08Solar power a shining example of export progress across sub-Saharan Africa
Solar energy is becoming increasingly important for bolstering sub-Saharan Africa’s trading potential, with supply chain executives telling The Loadstar that Kenya and Nigeria are two of the fastest-growing markets for the technology. By th
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 20:07Box truck carrier’s pivots show new fleets must know costs
TLA Group’s Telly Arnold says box truck newcomers hear about revenue first, then learn about insurance deposits, freight claims and breakdowns the hard way. The post Box truck carrier’s pivots show new fleets must know costs appeared first
FreightWaves · Published 10/19/2026, 20:00‘Redeployment and agility’ key to continued success of LNG transition, says CMA
CMA CGM’s decision to be an early mover in LNG bunkering, amid the decarbonisation push, has paid dividends, according to the French carrier’s VP for bunkering and energy transition, Farid Trad. At last week’s Singapore International Bunker
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 19:59How to Sell on Global Marketplaces From India: A Step-by-Step Guide
A saree brand in Surat gets a message on Instagram from a shopper in New Jersey. “Do you ship to... The post How to Sell on Global Marketplaces From India: A Step-by-Step Guide appeared first on Shiprocket.
Shiprocket · Published 10/19/2026, 19:55New EU parcel charges add pressure for rethink on cross-border fulfilment
Higher EU parcel charges could further strengthen the case for retailers to hold stock in Europe, as reduced China–Europe freighter capacity and elevated airfreight rates add to the cost pressures facing cross-border supply chains. An addit
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 19:45New report reveals hidden extra costs of cargo crime
Cargo theft is costing businesses far more than the value of the stolen freight; loss of a single €5,000 parcel can potentially generate €35,000 in additional costs, as organised gangs and cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in Europe’s
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 19:40Analysis: The ETS question – did carriers redesign Asia-Europe services to avoid carbon tax?
Would a carrier really design its Asia-Europe network around shaving marginal ETS dollars, which it can recoup through surcharges anyway? In short, carriers did redesign for the ETS – though not around the ETS alone. Carriers have redesigne
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 19:29From Detection to Resolution: The Anatomy of a Supply Chain Exception
From Detection to Resolution: The Anatomy of a Supply Chain Exception can be understood as a closed operating loop rather than a dashboard workflow. A mature exception capability moves through detection, qualification, context, decision, au
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 19:00Shippers eye transloading to ease truck constraints at US-Mexico border
Pressures at the US’s southern border, from rising volumes and diminished trucking capacity, are causing shippers to evaluate transloading. According to Uber Freight, this is turning from an emergency solution into a structural network elem
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 18:44OX: Waiting for K+N & DSV as DHL GF shines; Cyber danger up; US shipbuilding at its best!
Kuehne + Nagel (K+N) and DSV go into the next round of their battle this week, reporting their Q3 26 trading updates – while, notably, DHL Group updated the market with preliminary figures last Friday (16 October) after the end of trade in
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 18:25Qantas Freight adds to freighter fleet
Qantas Freight has taken delivery of another Airbus A321 converted freighter as part of its agreement with Australia Post. The freighter is the first of three additional A321Fs that will be delivered to Qantas to help it meet growing demand
Air Cargo News · Published 10/19/2026, 18:20US lifts restrictions on Mexican airlines
Mexican airlines will once again be able to add new flights to the US following the Department of Transportation’s (DoT) decision to lift restrictions that had been in place since last year. The Mexican government said on Friday (16 October
Air Cargo News · Published 10/19/2026, 17:52The biggest risk in agentic commerce isn’t easy to see. It’s invisibility.
As AI agents shortlist products for shoppers, incomplete data can mean lost sales.
Supply Chain Dive · Published 10/19/2026, 17:00Supply chain visibility tells you what happened. Can you see what it cost?
Supply chain visibility can tell you what happened. Transportation Financial Intelligence™ helps explain what it cost, why it happened and what should happen next.
Supply Chain Dive · Published 10/19/2026, 17:00Unlocking the autonomous supply chain: Why execution data has to feed the plan
Ditch the war room. Build a supply chain that learns and adapts autonomously.
Supply Chain Dive · Published 10/19/2026, 17:00Volga-Dnepr carrier Atran restores operations with 737 freighter
Russian outsize freight specialist Volga-Dnepr Group’s cargo airline Atran has returned to operations with a flight on the Moscow-Mirny route. Atran, which had been subject to international sanctions, had voluntarily requested suspension of
Air Cargo News · Published 10/19/2026, 16:57Yang Chen: From ships to ports – inside the Mærsk family’s infrastructure buying spree
Xinde Marine News’ Yang Chen writes on LinkedIn: Investment platforms associated with the family behind Maersk are extending their reach across the infrastructure that supports global trade. On 15 October 2026, A.P. Moller Capital announced
The Loadstar · Published 10/19/2026, 15:59The Shift From Owning Trucks To Subscribing To Them, And What It Means For Fleet Finance
The trucking industry has fallen in love with two phrases that get tossed around in conference rooms and press releases without anyone stopping to explain them, and if you have heard the terms truck as a service and driver as a service and
FreightWaves · Published 10/19/2026, 02:07
