AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoData Center Logistics: DP World says its specialized U.S. network now serves nearly 50 data-center sites, handling sensitive equipment as AI and cloud construction accelerates. Europe-Bound Freight: Antwerp-Bruges plans to expand its China team as shipments from China rise, aiming to work more closely with exporters and cargo owners. LTL Expansion: A. Duie Pyle has opened a 44-door Cincinnati service center, extending its direct freight network into southwest Ohio and adding 21 jobs. Tanker Capacity: The U.S. is setting up a process for investors to refurbish some sanctioned tankers for legal trade in non-sanctioned oil, seeking to ease shipping constraints amid the Hormuz disruption; officials say sanctions are not being lifted. Red Sea Routes: Container capacity returning to the Red Sea has doubled, according to Xeneta, signaling a faster resumption of services. Port Operations: APM Terminals could lose control of Oman’s Salalah hub when its concession expires in 2028, after the government confirmed it will not be renewed.
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