Noticias del sector
Nacionales
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¿Quién es quién en los permisos de aterrizaje y despegue en el aeropuerto El Dorado?
De acuerdo con la Aeronáutica Civil, Avianca cuenta con casi la mitad de estos permisos de aterrizaje y despegue en uno de los aeropuertos más importantes de la región
Regasificadora de Cartagena saldrá de operación varios días en julio: ¿qué hay detrás de esta inusual decisión ad portas de El Niño?
Esta planta es la única entrada de gas importado al país, esencial para que las térmicas generen energía y no falte el servicio en los hogares.
Avianca Cargo advierte presión de costos de hasta un 30 % en plena temporada récord de flores
Diogo Elias, CEO de Avianca Cargo, asegura que la industria floricultora enfrenta aumento de combustibles, aranceles, salario mínimo y tasa de cambio.
Colombia busca dejar de depender solo del dólar mediante deuda en euros y francos suizos para fortalecer el peso
La estrategia del Ministerio de Hacienda apunta a ampliar el margen de maniobra en mercados más competitivos.
Aterrizó el avión que transporta a los pasajeros españoles al hospital de Gómez Ulla
Los pasajeros han llegado al aeropuerto en dos autobuses de la Unidad Militar de Emergencias sin pasar el control de documentación para evitar en lo máximo posible los contactos con la población
EE.UU. ya compra el 56% de las manufacturas colombianas exportadas en medio de caída global industrial
AmCham resaltó que la relación comercial con EE.UU. sostiene empleo y diversificación exportadora
Día de la Madre duplicaría envíos en Colombia y aceleraría consumo de regalos y domicilios urbanos
Flores, desayunos y regalos personalizados lideran la demanda en la temporada de mayor actividad logística.
¿Cómo se mueve Colombia? Balance del transporte aéreo y terrestre de pasajeros y carga
Volatilidad en Medio Oriente eleva costos de fletes, seguros marítimos y tiempos de tránsito en el exterior.
Internacionales
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Disrupted Middle East-India shipments restart as choked supply chains ease
Khor Fakkan and Fujairah in the UAE and Sohar in Oman had kept carriers restricted to imports since the war began due to severe yard space and cargo evacuation constraints.
VPA veteran McCoy tapped as CEO of Port of Virginia
Sarah McCoy, who recently led the renegotiation of the lease for the Virginia International Gateway terminal, will lead the sixth-largest port in the US by volume.
Amazon’s 3PL foray: marketing ploy or existential threat to 3PLs?
Logistics and transportation veterans decried Amazon’s announcement this week that it is offering bundled supply chain services as merely a repackaging of current capabilities; others weren’t as quick
Shippeo acquires software provider to link data to decision-making
The acquisition of German logistics software company Logward continues a trend of visibility vendors extending beyond data provision to areas such as transportation management, booking and allocation.
Cosco Shipping, CU Lines expand fleets with 20 new container ships
Cosco’s transaction is a charter deal with New York-listed, Greece-based Costamare Inc. for 16 container ships — a dozen 9,300-TEU vessels and four 3,100-TEU ships.
Structural demand shifts pulverizing US forest exports
A long-term decline in US forest product production is being accelerated by the increasing use of composite materials that require less wood and trade policy complications abroad.
Singapore’s PSA invests $388 million in Xiamen’s XCTG port group
The move coincides with plans by XCTG to develop new berths, upgrade existing berths, and develop a multimodal smart logistics center.
Shipping pallet, packaging sectors wade through ‘uncertainty’ in US freight demand
Executives say the jump in trucking rates is being driven less by increased volumes and more by higher operating costs and tightening capacity, creating a more fragile recovery.
Middle East fuel shock exacerbates rising US ag export costs
Bunker fuel surcharges and surging diesel prices linked to the war in the Middle East come on top of higher tariff costs that have hurt the competitiveness of US agricultural products abroad.
MSC, Tradepoint begin work on first private US terminal in decades
Baltimore’s Sparrows Point Container Terminal is scheduled to debut its first berth in 2028, some 14 years after the site began its transformation from an old steel mill into a comprehensive logistics
Journal of Commerce Top 100 US Importers and Exporters in 2025
US imports rose to new record high for the second straight year in 2025, while exports continued to recover from post-pandemic lows recorded in 2023.
DHL targeting US data center development to boost group revenues: CEO
Tobias Meyer said 10 dedicated DHL Supply Chain warehouses with 7 million square feet of capacity will go live in North America this year, specifically targeting data center logistics.
