News in Brief Podcast | Week 28 2026 | Hormuz, hub-and-spoke, and air forwarder advice
Escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are again rippling through global supply chains, driving ...
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PLD: TRADING UPDATE ON THE WAY KNIN: UPSIDEJBHT: STRONG TRADING UPDATE DSV: EVERY LITTLE HELPSJBHT: CEO REMARKS WMT: VERTICAL INTEGRATION IN LOGISTICSJBHT: HERE WE GOPG: STEADYEXPD: NEW RECORD BA: DELIVERIESMAERSK: BEAR CAMP MUSINGS
After weeks of disruption, South-east Asia’s ports are slowly reopening following historic floods – but delays and backlogs still plague regional supply chains. In more positive news, seafarers from the Eternity C have finally been released, and carriers are starting to eye a return to the Suez Canal, with the Ocean Alliance restarting transits and CMA CGM signalling confidence with naval escorts and new services.
Meanwhile in the US, importers like Costco are racing to file refund claims ahead of a potential Supreme Court ruling that could overturn tariffs, raising the prospect of a lengthy and chaotic reimbursement process. And in the tech world, WiseTech’s surprise CargoWise overhaul has triggered industry outcry, with logistics providers accusing the software giant of rolling out major changes without warning, right at the height of peak season.
Charlotte Goldstone, Gavin van Marle and Alex Lennane bring you the week’s essential freight headlines in one short and snappy podcast.
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