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DFDS and Nomad Foods Strengthen Relationship with New Five-Year Agreement

DFDS, a prominent logistics and shipping company, has recently entered into a new five-year, multimillion Euro contract with Nomad Foods, Europe's largest frozen food company. This partnership signifies a significant milestone in the companies' mutual growth ambitions and dedication to streamlining supply chains. The agreement...

Illinois-based trucking company shuts down suddenly, leaving 250 drivers without work

LTI Trucking Services, a reputable trucking and logistics company based in Illinois, recently made the difficult decision to cease operations, impacting its 250 drivers. The announcement was made through a fleetwide message sent to all drivers, informing them of the immediate closure of the...

Aluminum cans and beer imports facing 25% tariffs

In response to President Trump's announcement of sweeping baseline tariffs, the U.S. Department of Commerce released a document detailing separate 25% duties on imported aluminum cans and canned beer. These tariffs are set to take effect just after midnight on Friday. The newly announced...

Vard to build subsea construction vessel for Dong Fang Offshore

Taiwanese company Dong Fang Offshore (DFO), owned and operated by Hung Hua Construction, has once again partnered with Vard, a Norwegian shipbuilder under the Fincantieri umbrella, to commission a new subsea construction vessel. With a robust fleet of over 15 offshore vessels, DFO...

Transaid receives funding to support safe public transportation initiative for women in South Africa

Transaid, an international development organization, has recently secured investment from the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) to launch a new project aimed at improving safe access to public transportation for women in the western cape of South Africa. The focus of this project is...

Minimal shipping from China to cease in May, other countries face potential risks

The White House announced on Wednesday that the U.S. de minimis exemption will no longer apply to products from China and Hong Kong starting next month, with plans to eliminate the exemption for other countries in the near future. Imported goods from China...