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Port of Los Angeles Surpasses 10 Million TEU in 2025 - Marking the Third Time in History

Phaata

23-01-2026

Despite tariff headwinds, the Port of Los Angeles closed 2025 with a throughput of 10.2 million TEUs – crossing this milestone for the third time in its history.

Vienna Airport Sets New Air Cargo Record in 2025

Phaata

22-01-2026

With total throughput reaching a record 313,763 tonnes in 2025, Vienna Airport continues to affirm its position as a key logistics gateway for Central and Eastern Europe.

CMA CGM Scraps Red Sea Plans for Asia-Europe Trade; Xeneta Warns of Supply Chain Unpredictability

Phaata

21-01-2026

CMA CGM has announced a return to Cape of Good Hope routings for Asia-Europe trades, reversing its recent decision to transit the Red Sea. Experts from Xeneta warn that this constant shifting creates instability for shippers, eroding trust in schedule reliability and increasing inventory management risks.

Pre-Lunar New Year Air Freight Peak: Shippers Urged to Book Early

Phaata

21-01-2026

Ahead of the Lunar New Year (February 17), leading freight forwarders such as Scan Global Logistics and Dachser are collectively warning shippers to book 1-2 weeks in advance. Extended factory closures and airline flight cuts are expected to cause severe capacity shortages across Asia.

Surging India-Iran Air Freight: Risk of 'Collateral Damage' from Proposed US 25% Tariffs

Phaata

20-01-2026

Air cargo volumes from India to Iran have surged nearly 200% over the past five years. However, this growth momentum faces significant challenges as US President Donald Trump’s proposal to impose a 25% tariff on Iran’s trading partners threatens to disrupt this burgeoning supply chain.

International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 3/2026 | Phaata

Phaata

19-01-2026

The international logistics marketplace platform Phaata provides an update on the international container shipping and logistics market for routes from Asia to North America, Europe, and more for Week 3 (from January 12 - 18), 2026.

Global Tanker Market Forecast 2026

Phaata

19-01-2026

Tim Smith, an expert from MSI, assesses that the tanker market enters 2026 on a solid footing driven by geopolitical instability and surging oil production. However, the wave of newbuilding deliveries commencing this year could exert pressure to reverse market trends in the 2027–2028 period.

Red Sea Restart: Signaling Lower Rates for Asia-US Shippers

Phaata

18-01-2026

Maersk’s decision to resume services via the Red Sea could release 6-8% of global shipping capacity, creating significant downward pressure on freight rates for Asia-US shippers as the market enters a crucial contract negotiation phase.

Wan Hai and Interasia Restructure NS5 Service and Launch New TVS Service Connecting Southeast Asia

Phaata

17-01-2026

Wan Hai Lines and Interasia Lines have announced plans to modify the NS5 service route starting next month, adding calls at Phuoc An (Vietnam) and Chiba (Japan). Simultaneously, the carriers are launching a new service, TVS, connecting Taiwan with key Southeast Asian ports.

Xeneta Forecasts Airfreight Rate Decline in 2026 Amid Capacity Surplus

Phaata

14-10-2025

Xeneta is forecasting a softer rate environment in 2026 that will drive contract restructuring, as freight forwarders compete for market share in a flat volume environment.

Container Rates Hit 9-Month Low, Ceasefire Lifts Red Sea Outlook

Phaata

13-10-2025

Spot container freight rates on the main east-west trades have recorded another week of slight declines amidst subdued activity from China's Golden Week holiday. However, a potential ceasefire agreement in the Red Sea could be poised to reshape the entire market.

Escalating US-China Trade Risk: Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Chinese Goods

Phaata

13-10-2025

President Trump's threat to impose 100% tariffs on Chinese goods by November 1 is sparking fears of a new supply chain shock and a severe escalation in US-China trade tensions.

Suez Canal Authority Urges Maersk to Resume Transits

Phaata

10-10-2025

The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has officially called on the world's leading shipping line, Maersk, to begin a phased resumption of vessel transits through the Canal, emphasizing the route's enduring role as a critical artery for international trade.

AfA: Air Freight Industry Scrambles to Restructure After the End of the 'De Minimis' Era

Phaata

10-10-2025

The air freight industry is still struggling to realign in the wake of the terminated 'de minimis' tax exemption policy, with the resulting compliance burden and increased costs reshaping the entire sector, the Executive Director of the Airforwarders Association (AfA) has warned.

Dual Crisis at Europe's Maritime Gateway: Rotterdam and Antwerp-Bruges Paralyzed by Strikes

Phaata

10-10-2025

Europe's two largest container ports are facing severe congestion as separate strikes and protests in Rotterdam and Antwerp-Bruges cripple operations, threatening a domino effect across the region's entire supply chain.

WorldACD: Global Air Cargo Volumes Up 4% in Q3 2025, Super Typhoon Challenges Supply Chains in Late September

Phaata

09-10-2025

The latest data from WorldACD reveals that global air cargo volumes in the third quarter of 2025 rose by 4% year-on-year, though rates saw a slight decline. However, Super Typhoon Ragasa caused severe disruptions across Asia in late September, posing a significant challenge to supply chains ahead of the Golden Week holiday.

Maersk Partners with 50 Shipowners to Modernize 200 Chartered Vessels, Targeting Lower Costs and Emissions

Phaata

08-10-2025

A.P. Moller - Maersk (Maersk) is rolling out a large-scale program to modernize approximately 200 vessels in its time-chartered fleet, working in close collaboration with the shipowners.

International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 40/2025 | Phaata

Phaata

07-10-2025

FedEx Launches Two New Asia Routes, Reallocating Capacity Amidst Falling Trans-Pacific Demand

Phaata

06-10-2025

FedEx has announced an expansion of its Intra-Asia air network with two new routes, adding crucial capacity for forwarders within the region. This strategic move is aimed at reallocating aircraft to areas with higher demand, as volumes from Asia to the United States decline under the weight of tariffs.