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Iran, Israel escalate tensions, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines: stop accepting European cargo from 17th

Iran, Israel escalate tensions, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines: stop accepting European cargo from 17th

Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines have announced the suspension of cargo shipments to Europe amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel. The decision has attracted widespread attention and has had a significant impact on trade flows between Europe and the Middle East. This incident once again highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions on global trade and transportation, and reminds us to strengthen international cooperation and exchanges to jointly address global challenges.
US Quietly Adjusts Tariff Policies, Grants Tariff Exemptions to Dozens of Products

US Quietly Adjusts Tariff Policies, Grants Tariff Exemptions to Dozens of Products

On January 17, the United States made a subtle yet significant shift in its tariff policies, granting tariff exemptions to a variety of goods. This move is expected to ease trade tensions and benefit importers who have been affected by previous tariffs. Our focus on the Europe to US shipping routes ensures that we are well-positioned to assist clients navigating these changes.
Melbourne and Shanghai Ports Partner to Launch Green Shipping Corridor

Melbourne and Shanghai Ports Partner to Launch Green Shipping Corridor

In a significant step towards sustainable maritime practices, the ports of Melbourne and Shanghai have announced a collaboration to establish a green shipping corridor between the two ports. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote eco-friendly shipping routes, aligning with the growing global emphasis on environmental responsibility.
Air Freight vs Ocean Freight: Risk Comparison

Air Freight vs Ocean Freight: Risk Comparison

Selecting the optimal shipping mode between air freight and ocean freight requires a comprehensive understanding of risk factors that extend far beyond simple cost and speed comparisons. This authoritative guide provides an in-depth analysis of transit risks, cargo damage statistics, security considerations, and insurance implications for both shipping methods.
Container Shipping Insurance: What You Need to Know

Container Shipping Insurance: What You Need to Know

This comprehensive guide reveals why most cargo isn't automatically insured during ocean transport and how a $280 carrier liability won't cover your $100,000 shipment. Learn about all-risk vs named perils coverage, real premium costs (0.3-0.8% of value), filing claims correctly, avoiding rejection reasons like improper packaging, and protecting against hidden costs like general average. Includes claim timelines, documentation requirements, and expert tips from 25+ years protecting shipments.
Bolaven Enters South China Sea Sep 27 – Beat the 8-Day National-Day Shutdown, Book Cargo Early with Sunny Worldwide Logistics

Bolaven Enters South China Sea Sep 27 – Beat the 8-Day National-Day Shutdown, Book Cargo Early with Sunny Worldwide Logistics

The 20th tropical cyclone of 2025, Typhoon Bolaven, spun up on 24 Sep and is forecast to enter the eastern South China Sea by 27 Sep. With China’s eight-day National-Day holiday (1-8 Oct) shutting down factories, banks and port counters, shippers must move cargoes before 30 Sep to avoid blank sailings and terminal backlogs. Sunny Worldwide Logistics (HMKD) has locked early-October space on MSC, COSCO, ZIM and CMA loops ex-South/East China and offers cut-off reminders, reefer monitoring and force-majeure insurance. Contact: [email protected] | Mobile/WhatsApp: +86 135 3425 6328.
Super Typhoon “Huarika” Shuts Shenzhen Terminals from 22 Sep – SCT/CCT/MCT Halts Gate Ops

Super Typhoon “Huarika” Shuts Shenzhen Terminals from 22 Sep – SCT/CCT/MCT Halts Gate Ops

China’s 18th typhoon of 2025, Super Typhoon Huarika (17-level gusts > 60 m/s), will strike Guangdong waters 23-25 Sep. Shekou Container Terminals (SCT, CCT, MCT) have activated their typhoon emergency plan and will suspend all gate-in/out services at 00:00, 22 Sep until further notice. Vessel berths, barge feeders and export haulage are expected to lose 2-4 operating days, pushing pre-Golden-Week sailings into October. Sunnia Logistics (HMKD) holds pre-protected space on MSC, COSCO, ZIM and CMA CGM loops ex-Shekou/Yantian and urges shippers to advance cargo to the port before 21 Sep 18:00 or switch to alternative hubs. Bookings: [email protected] | Mobile/WhatsApp: +86 135 3425 6328.
MSC axes TP9 string after Synergy Keelung 539E sailed Xiamen

MSC axes TP9 string after Synergy Keelung 539E sailed Xiamen

On 23 September the 13,000-TEU MSC Synergy Keelung (voyage 539E) departed Xiamen and signalled that it will terminate the entire TP9 string with immediate effect, leaving shippers scrambling for October space ahead of Golden Week. Sunnia Logistics (HMKD) has secured emergency allotments on MSC’s TP3, Maersk’s TP8 and COSCO’s AAC, and offers priority loading for e-commerce, perishables and project cargo. Contact: [email protected] | Mobile/WhatsApp: +86 135 3425 6328.
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