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Welcome to This Week in Logistics, your Sunday briefing on the stories shaping global freight. Here’s what moved the market this week.

This week, En Route tracked 195 articles across 118 story clusters from 75+ sources. We’ve also added podcasts to the mix — episodes from 9 top logistics and supply chain shows are now summarized and clustered alongside the news. Check them out →

THE BIG STORY

The escalating Middle East conflict continues disrupting global supply chains with oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz down 97% from normal levels according to Goldman Sachs. Multiple vessel attacks, infrastructure strikes, and supply chain diversions are forcing logistics operators to implement costly contingency routing while energy prices surge above $100/barrel.

TOP STORIES

Ocean Network Express has increased its stake in Poseidon Corp, parent of containership lessor Seaspan, to 48.9%, moving the Japanese carrier closer to majority ownership of the world's largest vessel lessor.

The Port of Los Angeles handled 824,323 TEUs in February, marking its second-busiest February on record and a 3% year-over-year increase driven by pre-holiday shipping and front-loading ahead of geopolitical disruptions.

via American Shipper · 7 sources on EnRoute →

U.S.

via CDL Life · 7 sources on EnRoute →

Unilode has launched Super Sentinel, a digital tracking system designed to eliminate lost cargo containers in air freight operations worldwide.

via Air Cargo News · 6 sources on EnRoute →

Major carriers including Maersk have suspended services through the Strait of Hormuz amid Middle East escalation, forcing shippers to reroute cargo with diversions surging 360% and triggering widespread force majeure declarations.

via Supply Chain Brain · 6 sources on EnRoute →

Geopolitical instability in the Gulf is driving widespread rate increases across air cargo, container shipping, and energy markets as carriers suspend high-risk routes.

via Air Cargo Week · 5 sources on EnRoute →

The U.S.

via gCaptain · 5 sources on EnRoute →

DP World posted record 2025 results with $24.4 billion revenue and $6.4 billion adjusted EBITDA, achieving a 32% profit increase driven by 5.8% container throughput growth to 93.4 million TEU.

via Post & Parcel · 5 sources on EnRoute →

QUICK HITS

🚢 Ocean

✈️ Air Cargo

🚛 Trucking

🤖 AI & Automation

📦 Warehouse

⚠️ Disruptions

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Summaries and story clusters are AI-generated and may contain inaccuracies. Always refer to original sources for complete reporting.

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