Noticias del sector
Nacionales
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‘Aranceles de 12,5 % de EE. UU. afectaron a 60 países y en ninguno de ellos se pusieron a decir quién tuvo la responsabilidad’: director de la Dian
Carlos Emilio Betancourt dice que el gobierno entrante podría tener en cuenta alguno de los impuestos de la tributaria que acaban de presentar.
El abogado Andrés Felipe Velásquez sería el nuevo director general de la Dian
Velásquez tiene una prominente experiencia en el sector de derecho tributario, y es socio fundador de la firma de abogados Velásquez Osorio Abogados
Más riqueza para ahí sí, vivir sabroso
Hay que llorar menos por la tasa de cambio, que es un fenómeno mundial por la devaluación del dólar y actuar sobre lo que se tiene y tenemos margen para bajar costos
Internacionales
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Ocean carriers redraw the marine terminal landscape
A string of major port investments this summer highlights how ocean carriers are increasingly locking in marine terminal capacity.
US retailers downgrade July import forecast, but see healthier year-end
July’s imports will come in far lower than originally expected, while the end-of-year outlook appears more bullish, according to the latest Global Port Tracker from the National Retail Federation.
Fragmented equipment sector raises new risks for project logistics
The shift from a global to regional approach for heavy transport providers has changed the risk profile for project engineering.
India calls for technology-led port security framework
India’s Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has called for a technology-led approach to maritime security as the country expands its port network and digital infrastructure. Union Minister Sarba
APMT Yucatán adds five terminal trucks
APM Terminals (APMT) Yucatán has added five terminal trucks to its equipment fleet at Puerto Progreso in Mexico as part of efforts to strengthen operational capacity. The operator said the new units w
APMT Bahrain H1 profit falls 72 per cent
APM Terminals (APMT) Bahrain has reported a 71.7 per cent year-on-year decline in profit for the six months ended 30 June 2026, after revenue fell across each of its three main business segments. The
Data center demand offers forwarders value-added services beyond air freight
While the AI equipment boom competes with e-commerce for air freight capacity out of Asia, the fast-growing tech shipments offer better yields and more opportunities for logistics providers.
Tariff deadline drives West Coast import surge
North America West Coast container ports recorded a sharp rise in laden imports during the second quarter of 2026 as shippers moved cargo ahead of a July tariff deadline. The region’s major ports hand
Tuas Port handles 25 million TEUs
PSA Singapore has handled 25 million TEU at Tuas Port since the terminal began operations in September 2022. The milestone comes as operations continue to ramp up at what PSA describes as the world’s
Klaipėda Container Terminal adopts Portchain Quay
Klaipėda Container Terminal (KCT) is set to implement Portchain Quay as it continues the digitalisation of its berth planning processes. The deployment follows the terminal’s implementation of Portcha
Global shipping calls on UN, IMO to ensure no Hormuz tolls
Industry groups expressed concern as reports emerge that Iran and Oman are in talks on future shipping arrangements for the strait that would include tolls on vessel.
Matson expects strong US demand for China exports through Q3
The US-based carrier said momentum in the trans-Pacific market was strong during the second quarter and expects the trend to continue until October.
HMM investing $135 million in Washington United Terminals to boost capacity 50%
The modernization project is meant to enhance the competitive position of Seattle-Tacoma among other ports along the West Coast of North America that have outperformed the NWSA this year.
Carriers, forwarders pile in to Africa trade as demand surges
But the growth is overwhelming the port and inland logistics infrastructure needed to support it as enormous volumes from Asia flood the continent.
Heavier manufacturing, data centers seen kicking freight shipping into higher gear
Industrial demand seems steadiest in sectors contributing to data center construction, although the buildup is still muted, trucking executives and analysts say.
CSX adds Indianapolis route to Virginia port service
The Port of Virginia has added Indianapolis as a new destination from one of its two container terminals, vying for inland business mostly served now out of New York-New Jersey.
