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Do you know what is the impact on Digital Freight Forwarding?

by Erick Hinojosa • 20 September 2022

The Digitalization of Freight Forwarding, Is Essential for its survival? 5 Interesting Facts....

Do you know What is a Freight Forwarding Network?

by Erick Hinojosa • 13 September 2022

What is a Freight Forwarding Network, everything you must know about it

Traditional Vs Digital Freight Forwarders – What would you prefer?

by Erick Hinojosa • 9 September 2022

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FREIGHT FORWARDER, DIGITAL FREIGHT FORWARDER, What would you Prefer?

What is an Incoterm?

by Erick Hinojosa • 8 September 2022

What are the INCOTERMS and how they work?

What is a Freight Forwarder?

by Erick Hinojosa • 8 September 2022

What is a Freight Forwarder and What are Advantages of working with a freight forwarder?

What is a BOL and how it works?

by Erick Hinojosa • 5 September 2022

What Is a Bill of Lading? Definition & Examples of a BOL

What is Digital Freight Forwarding?

by Erick Hinojosa • 5 September 2022

What is the Rol of Digital Freight Forwarding?

CEIF Freight App

5 Hacks to Grow Freight Forwarding

2 September 2022

5 Hacks that will help your Freight Forwarding Business to Grow

What are the documents for international Shipping?

by Erick Hinojosa • 1 September 2022

Key Freight Documents For International Shippment

Mexico’s Free Trade Agreements

by Erick Hinojosa • 31 August 2022

Mexico’s Free Trade Agreements

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Chemship orders more VentoFoils to cut fuel and emissions

Antonia Saratsopoulou

Chemship has placed a repeat order with Dutch wind propulsion specialist Econowind to install VentoFoils on two more chemical tankers. The vessels Chemical Contender and Chemical Fighter will each receive four 16-metre ATEX-proof VentoFoils in the second half of 2026. The installations will expand Chemship’s use of wind-assisted propulsion and strengthen its strategy to reduce […] The post Chemship orders more VentoFoils to cut fuel and emissions appeared first on Container News.

Valenciaport launches border security project

Alexandros Itimoudis

Valenciaport has taken a new step towards the launch of the project aimed at creating a support point for the Ministry of Interior in border control, with the arrival of the container where the equipment will be installed. The container arrived at 8 a.m. at the Port of Valencia facilities, and works have begun installing […] The post Valenciaport launches border security project appeared first on Container News.

Imabari Shipbuilding delivers 64,000 dwt bulk carrier Agatti Island

Antonia Saratsopoulou

Imabari Shipbuilding has delivered Agatti Island, a 64,000 dwt bulk carrier, following completion at its Head Office and Imabari Shipyard. The vessel was handed over on 27 January 2026. Agatti Island is an ocean-going Handymax bulk carrier built in compliance with the Common Structural Rules for Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers (CSR BC & OT). […] The post Imabari Shipbuilding delivers 64,000 dwt bulk carrier Agatti Island appeared first on Container News.

Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes Windrose

Alexandros Itimoudis

Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes Windrose with the Chinese manufacturer of electric trucks is establishing its first European flagship site, “Windrose Park Antwerp,” along the Noorderlaan in Antwerp. At this location, Windrose will assemble vehicles for the European market, alongside research & development and after-sales activities. The concession follows a market consultation for two plots totaling […] The post Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes Windrose appeared first on Container News.

How China’s soybean surge masks infrastructure play

Alexandros Itimoudis

While Washington celebrates China’s purchase of 12 million tons of American soybeans as evidence of trade détente, Beijing’s importers just booked 25 Brazilian cargoes in a single week revealing a far more significant story than cyclical commodity sourcing. The post How China’s soybean surge masks infrastructure play appeared first on Container News.

CMA CGM KRYPTON makes maiden call at Rijeka’s AGCT

Antonia Saratsopoulou

Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT) welcomed the m/v CMA CGM KRYPTON on her maiden call to the Port of Rijeka. The vessel is on her first commercial voyage. HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries delivered the ship in December 2025 at its Mokpo shipyard in South Korea. CMA CGM immediately deployed her on the Asia–Mediterranean service […] The post CMA CGM KRYPTON makes maiden call at Rijeka’s AGCT appeared first on Container News.

BBC Chartering names new LakerMax Vessel BBC BREMEN

Antonia Saratsopoulou

BBC Chartering officially christened the BBC BREMEN, the eighth vessel in a series of fifteen LakerMax-type ships, at BLG’s terminal in Bremen Neustädter Hafen. Anitta Schumann, Chartering Manager at BBC’s Bremen office, served as godmother. She broke the traditional champagne bottle on the hull and wished the vessel “fair winds and following seas.” The ceremony […] The post BBC Chartering names new LakerMax Vessel BBC BREMEN appeared first on Container News.

DHL adds two dedicated Boeing 737s to Lagos Hub

Antonia Saratsopoulou

DHL Aviation has unveiled two fully branded Boeing 737-400 aircraft at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, strengthening its air network in West Africa. The new aircraft will boost cargo capacity, improve transit times, and increase delivery reliability across the region. They will also strengthen connections on key Africa–Europe and Africa–Asia trade lanes. As the only integrator […] The post DHL adds two dedicated Boeing 737s to Lagos Hub appeared first on Container News.

How Darwin and Panama reveal a pattern of irreversible control

Alexandros Itimoudis

As Australia tries to reclaim Darwin Port despite government pledges, the Panama Canal’s 27-year Chinese presence offers a sobering preview of what temporary strategic concessions become. The post How Darwin and Panama reveal a pattern of irreversible control appeared first on Container News.

Port Houston records best year in history in 2025

Antonia Saratsopoulou

Port Houston closed 2025 with its strongest performance on record. Total tonnage rose 3% year-on-year to 54.5 million short tons across its public terminals. The growth came from a strong cargo mix. Petrochemicals, industrial cargo, manufacturing freight, and consumer imports all supported volumes. Container traffic also hit a new record. Port Houston handled 4.3 million […] The post Port Houston records best year in history in 2025 appeared first on Container News.

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