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    Kodiak AI has appointed Tim Guin and Natalie Draisin to its industry advisory board, among other purposes to shape the product roadmap.
  • Fulfillment center opens in Schifferstadt
    Spring GDS has opened a new fulfillment center in Schifferstadt and introduced a solution to improve logistics for small and medium-sized enterprises.
  • ADV welcomes EU jet fuel measures
    The EU Commission has presented a plan to secure the jet fuel supply, which is welcomed by the airport association ADV.
  • Damen builds dredger for British ports
    The Damen Shipyards Group and Associated British Ports have signed a contract for the construction of a suction grab hopper dredger to enhance dredging services.
  • Decline in cargo handling in Antwerp
    In the first quarter of 2026, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges recorded a decline in cargo handling of 3.2%, while the port authority continues to invest in competitiveness.
  • New freight train counters high diesel prices
    FS Logistix and Anita have launched the 'Rail4Truck' freight train connection between Bologna and Marcianise to optimise North-South traffic in Italy.
  • Decline in cross-border freight traffic in the USA
    In February 2026, cross-border freight traffic between the USA and Canada decreased by 9%, while traffic with Mexico increased by 7.1%.
  • Toga Freight from Ireland joins ASTRE Europe
    ASTRE Europe has gained an important partner in Ireland with the Toga Freight Group to enhance access to European markets.
  • 20th Logistics Day of the Kühne Foundation in Hamburg
    The 20th Logistics Day of the Kühne Foundation addressed the challenges and changes in global supply chains as well as the new requirements for leaders in the industry.
  • Cargo flights from Glasgow to Hong Kong announced
    Glasgow Prestwick Airport has launched three new weekly cargo flights with Ethiopian Airlines from Hong Kong to promote e-commerce and international trade.
  • Dnata invests in WSI cargo terminal
    Dnata is investing 32 million Australian dollars in a new cargo terminal at Western Sydney International Airport, which is set to become operational in 2026.
  • Ammonia to be tested as a ship fuel
    The Sumitomo Corporation, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha are conducting a project in Singapore to supply ships with ammonia as fuel.
  • Lufthansa Technik Portugal expands with new managing director
    Lufthansa Technik Portugal has made progress with the appointment of Torsten Raabe and the EASA certification, and plans to build a new location in Santa Maria da Feira.
  • New Bio-LNG station in Wörth
    Rolande has opened a new public Bio-LNG filling station in Wörth an der Isar to provide companies with a solution for reducing CO2 emissions.
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