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Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The Irish Logistics & Transport Awards 2026, the country’s premier recognition platform for the sector, has officially opened for entries. Now in its 16th year, the awards highlight teams and individuals shaping the future of logistics and transport through innovation, resilience and leadership.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The logistics and transport sector is reshaping itself in response to profound change, balancing new market realities with innovation and sustainability. This edition examines how strategy and resilience are enabling the industry to adapt and lead in a shifting global economy. The opening of entries for the Logistics and Transport Awards 2026 underscores the sector’s recognition of excellence, particularly in sustainability and digital adoption. These awards reflect how innovation and responsibility are becoming embedded across the industry. In Belfast, the sale of Amazon’s distribution hub reflects the evolving nature of infrastructure investment, highlighting how global supply chains intersect with local market dynamics. Such moves illustrate the constant recalibration of logistics networks to meet new demands. Internationally, Morocco’s benchmark in digital trade facilitation signals the transformative impact of technology in streamlining operations and reducing friction across borders. Digital leadership is now an essential element of competitiveness in transport and trade. Leaders who place sustainability and digital strategy at the heart of operations will define the future of logistics and transport. Those who recognise that sustainability and digital transformation are no longer optional, but essential, will be the ones to set new industry standards, meet evolving customer expectations, and ensure competitiveness in a rapidly changing global marketplace.

Author: Marine Insight

REGENT Craft and Fairlead have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the production and deployment of Seaglider vessels. Combining cutting-edge maritime technology with proven shipbuilding expertise, the collaboration strengthens U.S. industrial capacity and provides scalable, resilient solutions for contested logistics and naval operations.

Author: Moroco World News

Morocco’s PORTNET system has been highlighted by UNCTAD in its 2025 Review of Maritime Transport as a global benchmark in trade digitalization. The electronic single window streamlines port procedures, improves transparency, and enhances logistics coordination, significantly boosting trade efficiency across the country’s 14 ports.

Author: The Independent

Dublin gears up for Ireland’s first NFL American Football game as tens of thousands of fans descend on the city. With anticipated congestion, public transport demand, and security measures in place, careful planning is advised for commuters, visitors, and businesses in the Dublin 3 area.

Author: FLEET

Stateline Logistics Group marks 10 years with Eureka, reflecting rapid growth and operational transformation. From doubling its size in two years to achieving 97% revenue growth, the company credits Eureka’s MoveIT, MaintainIT, and integrated apps for boosting efficiency, communication, and driver engagement across its fleet.

Author: MSN

Amazon’s purpose-built last-mile distribution centre in Belfast is on the market for £29 million, offering a rare investment into Northern Ireland’s logistics sector. The facility combines scale, strategic location, and long-term lease security, making it a compelling proposition for global and domestic investors.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Global logistics is entering a decisive phase where growth and collaboration are shaping a more resilient trading ecosystem.

Author: KBC

Online transport and logistics firm, Apexloads has signed an agreement with Shelogistics and Transport Association in a move expected to increase women participation in the industry.

Author: Stat Times

A.P. Moller Capital, in partnership with VinaCapital, has announced an investment in and strategic partnership with ALS Cargo Terminal at Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport. The move marks A.P. Moller Capital’s entry into Vietnam’s fast-growing air cargo market and the launch of a wider platform strategy in the country’s transport and logistics sector.