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Global Outlook 2026
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Powering Into 2026
Industry leaders from AAL Shipping, BBC Chartering and the Port of Rotterdam share their outlook on growth and the forces shaping the year ahead.
Read more on page 34 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Navigating Uncertainty
Geopolitics, trade shifts and regulatory pressure are reshaping project logistics. Executives from Technip Energies, Combi Lift Projects and Jade Management reveal 2026's biggest challenges and how to stay out front.
Read more on page 36 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Shifting Opportunities
Discover the sectors poised to drive breakbulk and project cargo volumes in 2026 and beyond, with expert analysis from AAL Shipping, Al Faris, deugro and JGC.
Read more on page 38 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Cargo With a Conscience
GEODIS’s Luke Mace explains how meaningful emissions reductions can be achieved most immediately, while Methanex’s Roger Strevens reacts to the IMO’s delayed net-zero framework.
Read more on page 40 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Tech Talk
Project professionals from UTC Overseas and Project Logistics spotlight the biggest opportunities for innovation and digital transformation in 2026, and the barriers still holding breakbulk and project cargo back.
Read more on page 42 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Why Your Region Rocks!
Representatives from DHL Global Forwarding, TGP, the Port of Rotterdam and Mitsubishi Power Americas explain why the world should be watching their region when it comes to breakbulk and project cargo.
Read more on page 44 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
Business Ahead
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Ports Under Siege
From ransomware to state-backed attacks, maritime infrastructure is under siege. The Port of Antwerp-Bruges, cybersecurity experts and IT consultants uncover the scale of the threat and what the sector must do to stay secure.
Read more on page 46 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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The Gulf’s Green Bet
A high-profile alliance in Abu Dhabi is exploring an e-methanol export hub at Khalifa Port. Could this move position the UAE at the forefront of green shipping and spark fresh project cargo flows?
Read more on page 58 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Rocket City Ready for Space Command
With U.S. Space Command HQ heading to Huntsville in Alabama, Rocket City is set to become a logistics powerhouse. What new projects and manufacturing growth might this ignite for project cargo?
Read more on page 70 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
Next-Gen Solutions
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New Tech for Project Logistics
From data centers in space to autonomous railcars, Breakbulk gives you a glimpse into some of the most exciting developments driving change across the industry.
Read more on page 10 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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How To Shoot Better Drone Footage
Interested in how drones can help you capture striking aerial images and video of your operations? A Q&A with Hyve’s head of video, Ulysses Venturin, for project cargo professionals.
Read more on page 14 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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7 Latest AI Trends
Breakbulk’s Leslie Meredith talks with Dr. Gulshan Singh, procurement data analytics manager at Huntsman, about the new frontiers of AI, including near-infinite memory and human-in-the-loop augmentation, and how companies can prepare.
Read more on page 20 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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