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MARITIMEINTELLIGENCEDAILY11 MAY 2026 MONDAY

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GeneralMarineLink·4 days ago

IEA: Middle East Conflict Reshaping Medium-Term Gas Outlook

The Iran war has already led to a loss of about 120 billion cubic metres of global liquefied natural gas supply over the 2026 to 2030 period, Gergely Molnar, an analyst from the International Energy Agency, said on Thursday.Speaking at the Budapest LNG Summit, Molnar said the…

GeneralSplash247·4 days ago

Burmester & Vogel: ‘I want to build the Bloomberg of shipping’

Evangelos Efstathiou is not short of ambition. The CEO of Burmester & Vogel – a self-described geek who has spent the better part of two decades quietly building what he believes will become the data backbone of global shipping – sat down with Maritime CEO at…

GeneralFreightWaves·4 days ago

DHL distances itself from historic Deutsche Post name

DHL shareholders on Tuesday approved a proposal to discard the company’s legacy legal name, Deutsche Post, and a corporate restructuring of the Post & Parcel Germany unit, which will be rebranded as Deutsche Post AG. Deutsche Post acquired U.

GeneralFreightWaves·4 days ago

After a long gap, Uber Freight’s revenue turns higher from year earlier

Uber Freight reported its financial performance on the basis of operating income rather than EBITDA for the first time, but the negative numbers came as revenue turned up after a long stretch of lower numbers. The operating loss for the first quarter at the company known primarily as a digital broker was $30 million.

GeneralFreightWaves·4 days ago

U.S. rail freight stronger across the board

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads posted a breakout week, the Association of American Railroads reported, as intermodal joined a rally to stay ahead of year-ago levels. Total traffic for the week ending May 2 was 518,773 carloads and intermodal units, better by 3.9% compared to…

GeneralgCaptain·4 days ago

U.S. and Iran Edge Toward War Deal as Hormuz Talks Advance

Iran said on Wednesday it was reviewing a new U.S. proposal, after sources said Washington and Tehran were closing in on a one-page memorandum to end the war in the Gulf while leaving tricky issues such as Iran's nuclear program for later.

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

Lineage says cold storage market working through oversupply

Lineage executives said Wednesday that the temperature-controlled warehouse market is stabilizing after experiencing an oversupply prompted by the pandemic. The Novi, Michigan-based company said its customers’ food inventories have returned to more normal, albeit leaner, levels.

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

White Paper: State of the Industry – May 2026

The May 2026 “State of the Industry Report” — presented in affiliation with Ryder — shares an in-depth overview across the trucking, maritime and intermodal markets, as well as what to expect in the coming weeks. The data contained within the report provides breakdowns of capacity, volumes and rates.

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

GXO raises 2026 outlook, dismisses Amazon logistics threat

GXO Logistics reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter earnings Tuesday, driven by growth in aerospace, defense and technology logistics contracts, while executives pushed back against concerns that Amazon’s newly expanded supply chain services could threaten the company’s business model. The contract logistics p

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

Fleet Safety Starts in the C-Suite

“Fleet managers are operating in one of the most complex environments in recent memory,” said Josh Lovan, Industry Business Advisor at J. J.

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

Amazon partner Sun Country Airlines prepares to deploy 2 new cargo jets

Amazon will have two additional cargo jets at its disposal in the United States this summer to move packages within its e-commerce logistics network and carry general cargo for non-Amazon sellers. Sun Country Airlines expects to begin operating two Boeing 737-800 converted freighters on Amazon’s ( NASDAQ: AMZN ) behal

GeneralThe Loadstar·5 days ago

Middle East conflict sees shippers face soaring costs and weakening demand

Shippers are grappling with the logistics challenges posed by the military conflict in the Middle East while, in some cases, also having to absorb the impact of weakening consumer demand in the region for their goods. Last week, CEO of Adidas Bjørn Gulden revealed that the company had faced difficulties getting produc

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

FedEx wins war waiver for Dubai cargo route

The U.S. Department of Transportation on Tuesday approved FedEx Corp.’s request to bypass a mandatory stop in Dubai under its existing authority to operate aircraft between Hong Kong and Paris because of the operational difficulties posed by hostilities in the Persian Gulf.…

GeneralFreightWaves·5 days ago

Billions in tariff refunds begin flowing as CAPE portal launches

The rollout of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) new tariff refund portal is off to a strong start, but a clear divide is emerging between importers ready to file and those still scrambling to prepare. The Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries (CAPE)…

GeneralSplash247·5 days ago

Global Maritime Forum refreshes board with ING, Navigator executives

The Global Maritime Forum has reshaped its board, bringing in fresh voices from shipping and finance while long-serving members step down after reaching term limits. Stephen Fewster, global lead for shipping finance at ING Bank, and Mads Peter Zacho, chief executive of Navigator Holdings, have been appointed as new bo