Gavin Van Marle is a journalist who writes for The Loadstar, a publication focused on the shipping and logistics industry. His articles cover a range of topics including updates on shipping routes, industry developments, and commentary on current events affecting the global trade landscape.
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Gavin Van Marle's articles are focused on transportation and logistics, with an emphasis on the shipping industry, ports, supply chain, logistics, and container ships. His coverage includes expert commentary and data citations.
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A leak from the office of the US Trade Representative suggest it is likely to find China's shipbuilders contravening the Trade Act
Joining Davies Turner 14 years ago, Guillaume Bouyer, has been promoted to head of sea freight for India and south-east Asia
German road freight operator and 3PL Dachser has promoted Stefan Behrendt (above, right) has head of its Food Logistics division, succeeding Road
By: Gavin Van Marle
In this special episode of The Loadstar podcast, host Mike King unpacks a turbulent start to the year for container shipping. With major developments like the averted US port strikes, new container shipping alliances, and a wave of fresh regulations, the stakes are high for global supply chains.
South Korean container shipping line HMM is doubling down on the growth of the Asia-South America east coast trade with the launch of a second service between the two regions.
By: Gavin Van Marle
Transpacific spot rates declined for the first time in a month this week, as the threat of a US east and Gulf port strike vanished and the opportunity for pre-Chinese New Year (CNY) front-loading ended.
The evidence that CMA CGM will be the first liner operator to resume Red Sea transits on a regular basis strengthened today, after AIS data appeared to confirm that one of its vessels is currently bound for the Suez Canal.
The ministry of economy and finance of South Korea has drawn up a huge $250bn to help exporters navigate the new era of tariffs
By: Gavin Van Marle
With the launch of the Gemini Cooperation less than two weeks away, its partners are fine-tuning slightly different transatlantic offerings
Last week The Loadstar Podcast hosted a fascinating interview with Hapag-Lloyd's managing director of global commercial development Henrik Schilling, which included a key section on the Gemini Cooperation's promises vis-à-vis schedule reliability.
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