Software provider targets LTL invoice inaccuracies with automation solution
Transflo, which sells automation software to transportation providers, is using AI agents to identify specific exceptions common to LTL billing errors.
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States waive trucker logs and weight limits for storm relief
Georgia, Mississippi, and North Carolina have issued 14-day emergency waivers for federal hours-of-service rules to expedite essential winter storm relief through January. The post States waive trucker logs and weight…
Lire la suite →A. Duie Pyle buys 43-acre site to develop port-centric LTL and warehousing hub
West Chester, Penn.-based freight transportation and supply chain services provider A. Duie Pyle bought a Suffolk, Va.-based 43-acre site at Port 460 Logistics Center, with the intention of developing an…
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DHL Reveals Wildest Deliveries of 2025, From Baboons to Art Bears
DHL’s year-end roundup highlights how global logistics sometimes involves wildlife, art, and sports history, not just boxes and pallets.
Lire la suite →Alaska Air completes Hawaiian cargo integration ahead of other units
The first operational group at Alaska Airlines to completely sync up with Hawaiian Airlines is cargo, paving the way for growth opportunities in international markets. The post Alaska Air completes…
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Hernán Gómez appointed CEO of SAAM
SM SAAM’s Board of Directors has appointed Hernán Gómez Cisternas as its new Chief Executive Officer. He will take office on February 1, replacing Macario Valdés Raczinsky, who will join…
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Ofac imposes fresh sanctions on Iran’s shadow fleet as US ‘armada’ heads to Middle East
The US announced fresh sanctions on Friday targeting nine vessels in Iran shadow’s fleet and affiliated entities Related StoriesRegulating black carbon from shipping would be pointless, Russia arguesTwo dead after…
Lire la suite →7 Best Procurement Software Solutions for Midsize Companies!
For midsize businesses, procurement has become far more complex than simply approving purchase orders. Rising costs, tighter budgets, global suppliers, and increasing pressure on finance teams mean that every purchasing…
Lire la suite →Drone Attacks Push Black Sea Shipping Into New High-Risk Phase
By Paul Morgan (gCaptain) – The Black Sea has entered a far more dangerous phase for commercial shipping after drone attacks struck Greek-managed oil tankers close to Russia’s most important...
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UK’s Starmer slams Trump’s ‘insulting’ remarks on allies in Afghanistan
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called US President Donald Trump’s comments about European troops staying off the front lines in Afghanistan insulting and appalling, joining a chorus of criticism from…
Lire la suite →Eastern ports, railroads bracing for storm
Container ports and railroads along the upper Atlantic seaboard are taking safety measures ahead of the storm that could bring heavy snow to key logistics corridors. The post Eastern ports,…
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French port operator posts record volumes as carrier investments pay off
Despite 2025 being shaped by geopolitics and trade upheaval, France’s largest container port of Le Havre was able to capitalize on significant investments to modernize its terminal infrastructure.
Lire la suite →Logistics bodies appeal for help over Austria’s refusal to resolve Brenner congestion
Logistics associations have launched their latest salvo against long-running road congestion on the Brenner route, pleading with the European Commission to intervene and force Austria to row back the HGV…
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EU and EIB Global sign €34 million grant to support sustainable ports in Cabo Verde
The European Union and the European Investment Bank’s development arm, EIB Global, have signed a €34 million investment grant to support the rehabilitation and expansion of Cabo Verde’s main ports…
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Stars of fashion and film bid farewell to haute couture ‘emperor’ Valentino
Valentino, Italy’s haute couture “emperor”, was laid to rest in Rome on Friday, with the distinctive red he championed in his collections echoed in splashes of crimson among the black-clad…
Lire la suite →North Sea Nations Will Vow to Jointly Build and Protect Wind Sites
Countries including the UK, Germany and the Netherlands will pledge to jointly develop 100 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity in the North Sea and step up security of such infrastructure…
Lire la suite →AI readiness lagging in procurement
Artificial intelligence has already made its way into procurement. It shows up in sourcing tools, analytics dashboards, and supplier platforms, often quietly embedded in day-to-day workflows. And yet, most procurement…
Lire la suite →Port of Los Angeles Posts Third-Best Year Ever, Tops 10.2M TEUs in 2025
The Port of Los Angeles handled 10.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2025, cementing its position as America’s busiest seaport for the 26th consecutive year and delivering the third-best performance in the port’s...
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EU set to ringfence €10bn ETS revenue for maritime decarbonisation
The EU’s forthcoming industrial maritime and ports strategy will set the policy agenda for shipping in Europe. Initial indicators point... Related StoriesJury bribe and witness threats as MSC Gayane drug-bust…
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Companies with validated science-based climate targets hit 10,000: SBTi
The Science Based Target initiative said validated companies represent over 40% of global market capitalization and include major names like Danone, McLaren Racing and Lenovo.
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