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Sri Lanka’s export sector is making headlines in 2025. With a 6.9% rise in total exports, the country is gaining traction through product innovation, growing demand in India and the UAE, and logistics upgrades that position it as a regional trade hub.

The UK LCL market faces growth opportunities and challenges with US tariffs impacting logistics costs and trade flows for freight forwarders.

Often overlooked, the Netherlands is a key player in global trade—especially for NVOCCs. Jamila Rharssisse of Star Concord explains how world-class infrastructure, strategic location, and smart consolidation make it the ideal hub for reliable and sustainable logistics.

Honduras’s logistics sector is at a turning point. With mounting pressure from port congestion and outdated systems, new investments and policy reforms—like the $118.48M IDB loan and major infrastructure upgrades—signal a strategic shift. From digital tools to workforce development, the country is taking bold steps to improve efficiency and stay competitive in Central America’s freight.

The Strait of Hormuz is a vital artery for global oil and trade, but rising tensions make disruption a real threat. In this article, Starlinks outlines the high stakes of a potential closure and how proactive strategies—like leveraging Saudi Red Sea ports and overland routes—can safeguard supply chains. Discover why preparedness isn’t just smart—it’s essential.

Busan’s port expansion is a game-changer for LCL consolidators. With new terminals, smarter systems, and stronger inland links, it opens the door to faster operations, cost savings, and greener solutions. This article breaks down what the changes mean for your strategy, operations, and client offerings across intra-Asia trade.

Israel is entering a new era of logistics transformation. With privatized terminals, upgraded port infrastructure, and streamlined regulations, the country is positioning itself as a key trade hub between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. From faster turnaround times in Haifa to megaship-ready platforms in Ashdod, the impact of these reforms is already visible. As competition grows and capacity expands, freight operators and supply chain professionals will need to adapt to new standards, technologies, and market expectations.

Pakistan is revamping its ports to improve LCL shipping, cut clearance times, and meet global trade demands. Learn key insights for consolidators.

Puerto Corinto’s modernization is reshaping Nicaragua’s logistics role in Central America. With deeper berths, new infrastructure, and rising cargo volumes, it promises faster, cheaper routing for regional trade. For freight forwarders, it’s a shift worth watching closely.