Author name: Freights Logistics

Ocean freight is the backbone of global trade. Despite the growth of air, rail, and road transportation, maritime shipping remains […]

In international ocean freight, choosing between a direct vessel and a transshipment vessel can significantly impact transit time, cost, and

Export shipping is one of the most important — and often most confusing — steps in international trade. For beginners,

When transporting common goods, we usually put the goods into containers, and the containers are lifted on or lifted off the

One‑sentence takeaway: Energy storage is a global growth engine, but regulatory oversight now has real teeth. As utility‑scale and commercial

Confused by charges on your container invoice? Demurrage, detention, storage and free time are common—but often misunderstood—terms in container shipping.

In international ocean freight, destination port switch bill of lading, often referred to as switch B/L at destination or change

Terminal Handling Charges (THC) have always been a point of confusion for shippers. Ports perform the work—lifting containers, moving equipment,

After three months of stability, global container schedule reliability dropped sharply in October, highlighting the ongoing volatility among major shipping

In a significant enforcement action, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Harman International Industries, Inc. (Harman)—the parent company

In international ocean freight, the terms General Average (GA) and Particular Average (PA) often appear in insurance documents, bills of