logistics
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DP World Expands Brazil Logistics with Suzano Warehouse Deal
DP World secured a five-year contract with Suzano to manage warehouse operations in Brazil, significantly expanding its integrated logistics services and regional presence.
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Evri’s Oxford Deliveries Stymied After Partner’s Sudden Collapse
Evri customers in Oxford faced significant parcel delays following the unexpected closure of its e-cargo bike delivery partner, Pedal and Post, which left packages stranded and approximately 60 workers jobless.
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Aviation Sector Expands Services, Eyes Recovery into 2026
The aviation industry experienced significant developments in 2025, from record-breaking cargo volumes at key hubs like Vienna Airport to strategic expansions by passenger carriers such as Avelo Airlines. As the sector navigates a complex recovery, financial analysts project a stronger…
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Taiwan’s Dual Horizon: Bolstering Japan Trade Amidst Escalating Chinese Military Pressure
Taiwan navigates a complex geopolitical landscape, enhancing economic ties with Japan through a new high-speed rail and air logistics network while simultaneously facing intensified military drills and condemnations from China over a recent US arms sale.
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UPS Stock Faces Turbulence Ahead of Earnings: Can Restructuring Deliver a Turnaround?
United Parcel Service (UPS) enters its third-quarter earnings season under pressure, with stock down 28% year-to-date amid tariff impacts, strategic shifts, and major restructuring. Can cost-cutting and diversification away from Amazon set the stage for recovery?
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e-Logi Fest25 Aims to Shape Armenia’s Logistics Future. UATE
e-Logi Fest25 will gather logistics and tech leaders on May 7, 2025, in Yerevan, aiming to strengthen Armenia’s role as a regional logistics hub.
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DHL Suspends High-Value US Deliveries Amid New Tariff Rules
DHL halts shipments over $800 to US due to stricter customs regulations tied to recent tariff changes, citing delays and increased red tape.
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US Tariffs Lead to Car Import Backlog at American Ports
US tariffs are causing a significant backlog of imported cars at American ports as automakers delay shipments to manage trade war impacts.
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Changes in EU Import Procedures from April 1: Important Information for Exporters
From April 1, 2025, the European Union will introduce significant changes to its customs pre-arrival security and safety system. The Import Control System 2 (ICS2) will require rail and road transport operators to submit detailed information about goods shipped to…
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Armenia to Introduce Electronic Permit System for Freight Transport
Follow Us on Google News Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs has proposed a new initiative to introduce a standardized electronic permit system for freight transportation, aiming to enhance regulatory oversight and streamline procedures for both transport operators and law enforcement…
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Serve Robotics Fuels Autonomous Delivery Expansion with $80 Million Investment
Serve Robotics, a prominent player in the burgeoning autonomous sidewalk delivery sector, has secured $80 million through a registered direct stock offering. This substantial capital injection arrives at a pivotal moment, as the last-mile delivery market experiences explosive growth, projected…
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Armenian-EU Trade and Economic Cooperation Discussed by Minister Papoyan and Ambassador Maragos
Armenian Minister of Economy met with EU Ambassador Vassilis Maragos to discuss Armenian-EU trade and economic cooperation. The talks included discussions on EU investments in Armenia’s logistics infrastructure and expanding support mechanisms for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
