Trump Orders Reopening of Venezuelan Commercial Airspace — What It Means for Cargo and Logistics
In a major development for global aviation and logistics, the U.S. government has officially reopened commercial airspace over Venezuela as
In a major development for global aviation and logistics, the U.S. government has officially reopened commercial airspace over Venezuela as
The return of Venezuelan heavy crude to international markets could significantly reduce U.S. fuel oil imports, marking a major shift
Air Cargo Contractor Reimburses Postal Service for Fraudulent Billing after a regional air freight operator agreed to pay more than
A Chinese cargo ship, Zhen Hua 29, traveled over 37,000 km across three oceans over three months to deliver five giant
The United States is preparing to deploy additional Coast Guard assets to intercept and seize a sanctioned oil tanker that
China has avoided importing U.S. soybeans for the third consecutive month, instead increasing purchases from South America. Imports from Argentina
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is considering possible retaliatory measures against shipping linked to Spain after Spanish authorities prevented
Recent data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) reveals significant variation in safety performance across U.S. truck carriers,
In November 2025, U.S. container imports eased 7.8% year-over-year, signaling a cooling in trade activity amid weaker demand for goods
The trucking industry has depended for years on FMCSA’s CSA Safety Measurement System as its main safety scorecard. But according
DHS Launches Aggressive I-9 Audits Targeting California Trucking Fleets Authorities at DHS have begun aggressive workplace audits targeting trucking companies
The FMCSA has revamped how Electronic Logging Devices get approved, aiming to block unreliable or fraudulent units from entering the