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(7 articles)Jetco Launches Specialized Cargo Division Following Multi-Year Investment
Jetco, a GTI Group company based in Houston, has established a specialized cargo division after years of strategic investment. The announcement coincides with other significant moves in specialized lo
Rhine Water Levels Hit Record Low: Fuel Logistics at Risk
The Rhine River, Europe's most critical inland shipping corridor, has reached unprecedented low water levels, severely disrupting fuel logistics and broader cargo movement across the continent. This c
Antaq Intensifies Oversight of Amazon Low Water Surcharge
Brazil's National Waterway Transportation Agency (Antaq) has strengthened regulatory oversight of Amazon's low water surcharge policies, marking a significant shift in how seasonal cargo constraints a
Rhine Water Levels Drop, Pushing Up European Cargo Shipping Costs
Declining water levels on the Rhine River, a critical artery for European inland freight, are driving up cargo shipping costs and reducing vessel carrying capacity. This recurring seasonal challenge h
Dutch Inland Shipping Gains Momentum From Heavy Industry Revival
The Dutch inland shipping sector is experiencing renewed momentum as emerging heavy industries, likely driven by reshoring trends and green energy infrastructure development, increase demand for barge
Rhine Water Levels Rise, Easing Barge Capacity Constraints
Recent rainfall across the Rhine River basin has raised water levels, providing relief to barge operators and port facilities that have faced capacity constraints due to shallow-water conditions. This
Rhine River Record Low Waters Disrupt European Supply Chains
The Rhine River is experiencing historically low water levels, creating a significant supply chain disruption across Central and Western Europe. This crisis affects the movement of bulk commodities in