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1303, 2026

Automotivelogistics: Salloum Logistics becomes Polaris Logistics, part of the new Polaris Group

By |March 13th, 2026|

The newly restructured Polaris Group is comprised of Polaris Autoliners, which specialises in roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) shipping for the automotive sector, and Polaris Logistics, the finished vehicle logistics company formerly known as Salloum Logistics...

1303, 2026

ONE: Temporary Empty Container Return Arrangement in the Middle East

By |March 13th, 2026|

In light of the evolving situation affecting navigation and port operations in the Persian Gulf and around the Strait of Hormuz, and in order to safeguard the safety of vessels, crew, and cargo, Ocean Network Express (ONE) will implement temporary arrangements for the return of empty containers.

1303, 2026

PAKISTAN LOGISTICS UPDATE – Middle East Conflict Update – Logistics Impact 12 March 2026

By |March 13th, 2026|

We would like to inform you that a drone strike at an oil facility in Salalah, Oman has led to the closure of the Port of Salalah as authorities assess the situation.

1203, 2026

Shippingtelegraph: Maersk has 10 container ships trapped in Upper Gulf, chief Clerc says

By |March 12th, 2026|

Danish shipping giant Maersk has reported that ten container ships are trapped in the Upper Gulf, while there are numerous other ships that are on their way to the region.

1203, 2026

Maritime-Executive: OOCL Giant Loses Boxes Overboard in Northern Pacific

By |March 12th, 2026|

Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) reports that one of its ultra-large container vessels has suffered a significant container incident in the Northern Pacific as it was traveling toward the United States

1203, 2026

Maritime-Executive: COSCO Cancels Container Service at Balboa in Panama

By |March 12th, 2026|

China’s state-owned shipping company COSCO Shipping Lines informed customers in a memorandum dated March 10 that it has suspended all services at the Port of Balboa, Panama, at the Pacific terminus of the Panama Canal.

1203, 2026

Maritime-executive: U.S. Container Volumes had Normalized Before Iran Despite Uncertainties

By |March 12th, 2026|

Reports indicate the U.S. import container volume was down significantly in February 2026, but despite the uncertainties in trade, the view was that the volumes were beginning to normalize. Descartes Systems Global

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