Fit for 55

Capacity could remain tight through 2025. The global container fleet grew to approx. 31 million TEUs in 2024. In 2025, new deliveries scheduled account for another 1.7 million TEUs! Yet capacity could remain tight though 2025 as disruption negates actual capacity growth.

In this episode, Maxine Fenech dives into the fascinating maritime law concept of general average and explains why it’s crucial to have it included in your cargo insurance.

In this episode, we unpack the latest updates to the EU’s 'Fit for 55' package, focusing on two key regulations reshaping the shipping industry: the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and Fuel EU Maritime.

Delve into the environmental impact of bulk wine transport in this informative podcast. Discover the findings from a life cycle analysis conducted by Hillebrand Gori a company of DHL, comparing ISO-tanks and flexitanks. Learn which method is more sustainable over short, medium, and long-haul routes and gain insights into the CO2 emissions, manufacturing impact, and recycling outcomes. 

With rising container demand, ongoing supply chain challenges, and evolving operational strategies, the sector is navigating both opportunities and hurdles. Listen to this brief update for insights into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Container demand growth continues, supported by an injection of capacity. Although, operational challenges are still impacting many trade lanes. Here's the latest...

A freight quote doesn't outline all the costs you might incur when importing a container, like demurrage, detention and storage. Here's some insight into what you need to know.

Today we are going to talk about the differences and benefits of container shipping, in small and large quantities, and how to know which is the right choice for you. Learn more at www.hillebrandgori.com

"Will my goods arrive in the same condition they left in?" This question is especially a concern for anyone moving vulnerable or perishable goods, including pharmaceuticals, certain chemicals, and consumables.  So, how can you prevent damage, manage risk, and protect your cargo? Find out more at www.hillebrandgori.com

There are many ways to get your cargo moving. Products can travel over land by road or rail, cross vast oceans and seas on cargo ships and jet through the air on freight carrier planes. The question you’re wanting answered is; which mode of transportation is best for transporting my goods? Find out more at www.hillebrandgori.com