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DSV announces the progress of the Schenker integration: expected synergies, but heavy social cost

DSV provided a precise update on the integration of DB Schenker: a significant portion of the work is already completed, with a projected timeline for finalization by the end of 2026. In parallel, the group is highlighting ambitious financial targets for the year, incorporating the impact of expected synergies. But this...

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Reverse relocation: industrialists return to produce in China, driven by congestion and lack of capacity

After several waves of relocation to Southeast Asia, an unexpected movement is resurfacing: some productions are returning… to China. In the background, a reality that has become impossible to ignore for many exporters: supply chains become fragile as soon as ports become saturated, rotations are irregular, and space becomes scarce. According...

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Tension in the Strait of Hormuz: Iranian speedboats threaten to intercept the tanker Stena Imperative

New episode of nervousness in one of the most sensitive maritime passages in the world: an American-flagged tanker, Stena Imperative, was reportedly ordered to stop and prepare for boarding during its transit thru the Strait of Hormuz, according to a report cited by Seatrade. According to available information, several armed...

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AD Ports Group explores a multipurpose terminal at Matadi Port in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

In a sequence that illustrates the intensification of port competition in Africa, AD Ports Group announces the signing of a framework agreement with Congolese authorities to study the development and operation of a multipurpose terminal in Matadi. The port, located on the Congo River, plays a strategic role: it is...

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Return to Suez: Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd relaunch the “India–Med Loop” under naval protection

The signal is strong for international shipping: the partners of the Gemini system announce the resumption of transits thru the Suez Canal on their India-Mediterranean loop, after a period marked by detours and operational caution. The decision is based on a determining factor: the establishment of naval protection and enhanced...

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United States: The maritime authority FMC paralyzed by the “shutdown,” files and complaints blocked

The administrative closure related to the American “shutdown” directly affects the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC): the agency announces that it will be closed for the duration of the funding halt, which temporarily prevents certain procedures and file submissions. For shippers, importers, and service providers, the immediate consequence is the suspension...

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