International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 39/2026 | Phaata
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 39 (from Sep 21 - Sep 27), 2026.
US Shippers Expand Port-to-Inland Connectivity to Diversify Supply Chain Risks
US shippers are strengthening connections between seaports and inland destinations to diversify supply chain risks, reduce trucking distances and make greater use of rail capacity.
Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI Submit Revised Proposal for ZIM Acquisition
Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI have submitted a revised proposal for the USD 4.2 billion acquisition of ZIM, adding provisions covering control rights, service routes, fleet, personnel and the maritime security of ZIM Israel.
China’s Airfreight E-commerce Volumes Fall 16% in August
Airfreight volumes of e-commerce goods from China fell 16% in August, with shipments to Europe dropping 40% after the EU introduced a EUR 3 customs duty on low-value goods.
Two More Oil Tankers Attacked in Strait of Hormuz as Risks Escalate
Two oil tankers were involved in incidents in the Strait of Hormuz on 21 September, with one vessel struck by an unidentified object, injuring two crew members slightly. JMIC maintains its threat assessment for the area at “Severe.”
Gemini shifts four services - AE5, AE11, AE12 and ME2 - to Suez routings
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are restructuring four Gemini services - AE5, AE11, AE12 and ME2; under the new routing, AE11 calls at Tanjung Pelepas before transiting the Suez Canal.
International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 38/2026 | Phaata
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 38 (from Sep 14 - Sep 20), 2026.
Container Freight Rates on Asia–US Routes Near Pandemic-Era Peaks
Container freight rates on the transpacific trade continue to rise ahead of Golden Week, while capacity management, port disruptions and geopolitical tensions are adding further pressure to the market.
Maritime Tensions: Iran Attacks Vessel in Hormuz as Italy Prepares Independent Red Sea Escort Plan
Iran’s IRGC says it attacked an oil products tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, while Italy is preparing an independent escort plan for commercial vessels linked to the country transiting the Red Sea.
International Shipping and Logistics Market Update Week 26/2026 | Phaata
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 26 (from Jun 22 - Jun 28), 2026.
CMA CGM Megaship Successfully Transits the Strait of Hormuz as IMO Suspends Evacuation Operation
A CMA CGM ultra-large container vessel has successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz while the International Maritime Organization (IMO) continues to suspend its vessel and crew evacuation operation. The development suggests that commercial shipping activity has begun to resume, although maritime security risks in the region remain significant.
Port of Long Beach Invests $58.2 Million to Expand Zero-Emission Cargo Handling Fleet
The Port of Long Beach has approved a US$58.2 million investment to expand its fleet of zero-emission cargo handling equipment, marking another significant step toward its long-term vision of becoming a zero-emission seaport.
Evergreen Container Ship Attacked: IMO Suspends Emergency Evacuation Operation in the Strait of Hormuz
An Evergreen container ship was struck by a drone shortly after transiting the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to suspend its emergency vessel evacuation operation and raising fresh concerns over the prospects for restoring normal maritime traffic through one of the world's most strategic shipping lanes.
Strait of Hormuz Gradually Resumes Operations: Positive Signals Amid Regulatory Disputes
Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is gradually recovering after months of disruption. However, ongoing disputes over routing mechanisms and maritime traffic management between Iran and international bodies continue to challenge the normalization of shipping in the region.
IMO Launches Plan to Evacuate Over 11,000 Seafarers Stranded in the Strait of Hormuz
Following a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has announced a plan to evacuate more than 11,000 seafarers currently stranded in the Strait of Hormuz region, while supporting the restoration of maritime security and global trade flows.
Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA): Import and Export Volumes Simultaneously Rally in May
Inbound and outbound container volumes through the NWSA port system recorded a positive recovery in May. Although cumulative year-to-date throughput remains under downward pressure, the breakbulk segment and the schedule reliability of ocean carrier alliances continue to stand out as notable bright spots.
Container Shipping Resilience: A Deeper Look Behind Faster Recovery Times
Recent data suggests that the container shipping industry is recovering more quickly from major disruptions than in the past. However, industry experts argue that this resilience is largely the result of carriers proactively adjusting operating strategies and maintaining spare capacity, while global supply chains continue to face significant structural pressures.
US–Iran 'Hotline' Established for the Strait of Hormuz: Diplomatic Progress Meets Maritime Challenges
The United States and Iran have established a direct communication channel aimed at reducing the risk of escalation in the Strait of Hormuz. However, despite positive diplomatic developments, maritime operations through this critical shipping corridor continue to face significant challenges related to security, insurance, and operational procedures.
Port of Melbourne Reports Positive Container Throughput Growth in May
Container throughput at the Port of Melbourne reached 300,000 TEUs in May 2026, up 2.4% year-on-year. The growth was supported by stronger import and export volumes, as well as a notable increase in transshipment traffic.
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