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29. Sept. 2026
Approximately one in nine planned East-West departures could be cancelled. The transpacific trade lane is particularly affected, but European services are also experiencing capacity management measures.

29. Sept. 2026
30,000 square meters of warehouse space and approximately 44,000 pallet positions: Movianto expands the pharmaceutical cold chain in Wiesloch.

29. Sept. 2026
500 new gas trucks for Reinert Logistics: Volvo reports its largest single order in this powertrain segment.
29. Sept. 2026
Delayed vessels effectively remove approximately three million TEU from the market. Importers must plan for greater buffer capacity.

29. Sept. 2026
The EU is protecting its market with anti-dumping tariffs of 40.5 to 67.1 percent. Pea protein from China is affected.
29. Sept. 2026
Qantas ground staff struck at four airports. Australian air Express and thus air freight operations were also affected.

29. Sept. 2026
After three days of standstill, Catania is flying again. Freight forwarders should continue to review stranded and rerouted shipments.
29. Sept. 2026
Four-hour air traffic control strike in Italy: Delays and cancellations possible in air traffic on September 30th.

29. Sept. 2026
The EU and the Philippines are largely in agreement. However, new tariff benefits will not take effect until the contract text is finalized, signed, and ratified.

29. Sept. 2026
An attack on the 'Cape Dao' highlights the high risk in the Strait of Hormuz. Shippers and freight forwarders face the threat of service disruptions, increased costs, and delays.

29. Sept. 2026
The Georgia field test encompasses 48 kilometers and 43 railway crossings. This news is not new: phase two already started in September 2025.

29. Sept. 2026
Neoline connects Zeebrügge with France, Canada, and Baltimore. The sailing solution is of interest for specialized cargo, but remains a small niche.

24. Sept. 2026
The new robottruck is intended to operate on long-distance routes, fixed corridors, and in ports. Outstanding issues include approval, liability, and deployment outside of China.

24. Sept. 2026
25 days from China to Great Britain: The Arctic route saves time, but is seasonal, insurance-intensive, and no true Suez alternative.

24. Sept. 2026
A new 1,500-kilometer corridor dedicates a separate rail line for heavy and double-stacked freight trains between Delhi and JNPT port.
24. Sept. 2026
JOST has agreed to acquire CTJ Janssen. This would significantly expand the group's position in German road transport.

23. Sept. 2026
EUCDM 7.0.11 standardizes customs data for NCTS, AES and ICS. Companies should check when their national software will adopt the new fields.

23. Sept. 2026
Over 5 Million USD for a Single Panama Canal Slot: Energy Shipments and Tight Capacity Drive Competition for Transits

23. Sept. 2026
Only four cargo ships were registered in the Strait of Hormuz on that day. Due to disabled AIS, significantly more vessels may have actually transited.

23. Sept. 2026
OFAC adds BitBank and other parties to sanctions list. Focus on cryptocurrency payments and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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