-
Alliance in Italy between Barilla and Transporeon in food logistics
28 Aprile 2025 - From the "City of Pasta" in Pedrignano, Italy, an example of how digitalisation can revolutionise the global supply chain in the food sector, thanks to the collaboration between Barilla and Transporeon.
-
Wto forecasts slowdown in global trade in 2025
28 Aprile 2025 - The update published on 16 April 2025 of the global trade outlook prepared by the World Trade Organization reveals a slowdown for the current year. Previous estimates had instead predicted growth.
-
Inpost strengthens e-commerce logistics in Britain
28 Aprile 2025 - Polish group InPost is consolidating its presence in British logistics with the acquisition of Yodel. The move strengthens its activities in e-commerce, combining out-of-home and home delivery networks under a single integrated offering.
-
Cma Cgm enters Egypt’s main inland port
28 Aprile 2025 - Cma Cgm has acquired a 35 per cent stake in the company that manages the October Dry Port, located near Cairo and recognised as Egypt’s principal inland port, connected to the country’s main Mediterranean and Red Sea maritime hubs.
-
News from the world of transport and logistics – 22 April 2025
22 Aprile 2025 - Global minimum wage for seafarers – Maritime Silk Road expands – Hydrogen corridor between Oman and Europe – GiMaTrans transports for Chiquita – Turning point for Orte inland terminal
-
IMF lowers global growth forecasts
22 Aprile 2025 - According to estimates released on 22 April 2025 by the International Monetary Fund, the global economy is heading towards its sharpest slowdown since the pandemic, with inflation, productivity and international trade under strain. The repercussions are also being felt in the logistics sector.
-
In 2024, international freight transport grew in Italy
22 Aprile 2025 - The annual report by Fedespedi on international freight transport in Italy reveals growth in maritime, road, and air logistics. Yet the global economic and political landscape calls for new strategic directions.
-
News from the world of transport and logistics – 17 April 2025
17 Aprile 2025 - Italy-France freight trains resume – New CSO at TX Logistik – Amazon allocates $15 billion for logistics in the US – SF Airlines reaches 90 cargo aircraft – Ethiopia and AfDB to build Africa’s largest airport – Adani brings Australian terminal back under Apsez
-
Prospects and doubts for DSV’s new season with DB Schenker
17 Aprile 2025 - Dsv has announced it has secured all necessary approvals to acquire DB Schenker, and at the same time has reshuffled its leadership team to steer the integration of the two logistics giants. However, concerns within the industry are far from absent.
-
Transporeon enhances freight exchange platform
17 Aprile 2025 - Transporeon upgrades its digital Freight Marketplace with new features for shippers and carriers, promising greater efficiency, lower costs and advanced automation. A new pricing model reduces fees, while artificial intelligence boosts security.
-
Twelve under investigation over explosion at Toyota MH plant in Bologna
17 Aprile 2025 - The Bologna public prosecutor’s office is investigating twelve individuals in connection with the explosion at the Toyota Material Handling plant in Borgo Panigale, which on 23 October 2024 resulted in the deaths of two workers and injuries to eleven others.
-
News from the world of transport and logistics – 16 April 2025
16 Aprile 2025 - Record fleet for MSC – New logistics hub by Mann Hummel – New terminal tractors in La Spezia – Light commercial vehicle sales down 14.1% in March – Tender for the Valladolid intermodal terminal – Autonomous trucks from Daimler Truck – Leadership change at Girteka Logistics
-
News from the world of transport and logistics – 15 April 2025
15 Aprile 2025 - More hydrogen in Germany – Volvo sells 35 electric trucks to PreZero – Logistics can halve CO2 – Northern Siberian Railway – Rail ferry between Ukraine and Georgia – WFS and Emirates in cargo deal at Frankfurt – CCT launches air pharma container – Rail freight grows in China
-
Fiera Milano moves into event logistics with Expotrans acquisition
15 Aprile 2025 - Fiera Milano is entering the event logistics sector through the acquisition of a 51% stake in Expotrans, with an option to purchase the entire share capital. The transaction is expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2025, involving a payment of 6.3 million euros.
-
Change at the helm of Dkv Mobility
15 Aprile 2025 - Sebastian Klauke has been appointed CEO of Dkv Mobility, replacing Marco van Kalleveen, who steps down after six years at the head of the company.
-
News from the world of transport and logistics – 14 April 2025
14 Aprile 2025 - Container traffic rises in Los Angeles – Decathlon logistics hub in Brandizzo closes – Contargo expands rail services – Rhenus unveils new employer brand – Man launches battery production in Nuremberg – More Black Sea containers in 2024 – Electric retrofit for vans
Brevi dal mondo
Podcast K44

Transpotalk
Cronaca

Camionista spara a un collega con pistola scacciacani
Un camionista di 42 anni è stato denunciato dalla Polizia Stradale di Modena per minaccia aggravata dopo aver esploso un colpo con una pistola scacciacani contro un collega lungo l'A1, al culmine di una lite tra autotrasportatori nei pressi di Modena Nord.
Normativa
Videocast K44
Aereo

Rallenta la crescita a luglio 2026 dei noli aerei
I noli spot del trasporto aereo delle merci sono saliti del 28% su base annua a luglio, a 3,12 dollari per kg, ma il ritmo di crescita rallenta per il secondo mese consecutivo. Secondo Xeneta il mercato affronta una seconda metà del 2026 più debole, con pochi segnali di stagione …
Ferrovia

I ritardi nello scartamento frenano il trasporto ferroviario merci in Spagna
La Spagna sta progressivamente adottando lo scartamento ferroviario europeo, ma non pare esserci un disegno complessivo e coerente, anche perché mai ufficialmente annunciato. E a farne le spese sono i treni merci che non traggono vantaggio da un investimento a macchia di leopardo.
Persone

Morto il re della logistica Klaus-Michael Kühne
Il 24 agosto 2026 è morto a 89 anni Klaus-Michael Kühne, uno degli uomini più potenti della logistica europea. Senza figli, aveva destinato l'intero patrimonio imprenditoriale alla Kühne Foundation, che attraverso Kühne Holding controlla il 60,1% di Kühne+Nagel, il 30% di Hapag-Lloyd e oltre il 20% di Lufthansa.






































