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  1. AJOT International Shipping, Ports and Freight Rates73

    Freightos Weekly Update: Attacks on Saudi Airports Disrupt Air Freight; China-to-Europe Air Freight Rates Fall

    The Freightos weekly update says Houthi attacks disrupted air freight operations at some Saudi airports, while rates from China to Northern Europe fell 7% last week to $3.58/kg. Rates on the lane were down 9% year over year, in contrast with a 33% year-over-year rise in the global air freight benchmark. The report says declining e-commerce volumes may be weighing on rates. Asia-to-Mediterranean ocean freight rates rose 7% last week to $3,804/FEU, possibly reflecting carriers’ efforts to raise rates as annual contract negotiations for 2027 begin.

  2. AJOT International Shipping, Ports and Freight Rates24

    deugro delivers power transformers for a substation expansion project

    deugro transported the power transformers from a German manufacturing plant by barge along the Rhine, a three-day journey to the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. They were then transferred to a coastal vessel bound for Leith Port in Edinburgh, Scotland, and unloaded by deugro UK using a tandem lift. The final leg used an 18-axle bridge trailer. The transport route was more than 64 meters long, and the journey covered 74 kilometers. Both transformers were delivered safely to the site on schedule and positioned.

  3. AJOT International Shipping, Ports and Freight Rates67

    WorldACD Air Cargo Weekly: September 28 to October 4, 2026

    According to WorldACD, global air cargo volumes rose 3% month on month and 9% year on year in September. Average all-market rates increased 1% month on month and 25% year on year. In Week 40 (September 28 to October 4), global volumes fell 2% month on month, while both spot and average all-market rates rose 1% month on month. Capacity increased by about 4% year on year.

  4. Amazon Spain Official Announcements20

    Amazon Seller Central supports signing in with a passkey

    An Amazon Spain announcement recommends that sellers set up a passkey (clave de acceso / Passkey) for Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, or screen lock instead of a traditional password. The announcement says passkey sign-in is six times faster than entering a password, takes less than a minute to set up, and can sync across devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets that share the same password manager, without requiring repeated registration.

  5. Amazon Belgium official announcement38

    Amazon Belgium: Log in to Seller Central more easily with passkeys

    Amazon Belgium encourages sellers to set up passkeys (access keys) to log in to Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, QR code, or PIN instead of a traditional password. Logging in is six times faster than entering a password. Passkeys sync across devices using the same password manager, take less than a minute to set up, and require no re-registration or extra steps.

  6. Around Prague: European Consumer and Platform Developments22

    MI5 chief: Humanity is facing an adversary smarter than itself for the first time

    In his annual speech on security threats, MI5 chief Ken McCallum said humanity is facing an adversary “smarter than us” for the first time, one capable of thinking further ahead than humans. He said AI is intensifying the attack-and-defence contest and can generate propaganda and radicalization content tailored to specific individuals. Terrorists who tried to use AI to improve reconnaissance and attack methods have been arrested, and AI-powered drones pose new risks. Over the past decade, the number of threats from hostile states handled by MI5 has quadrupled, mainly involving Russia, Iran and China, with Russia remaining the foremost threat.

  7. IndexBox Industry Chain and Raw Materials58

    The European Central Bank is monitoring AI’s impact on the euro area economy, employment and financial stability

    The European Central Bank is treating AI as a general-purpose technology and monitoring its impact on the euro area economy. So far, it has found no substantial effect on overall productivity or major changes in overall employment trends. The fourth-quarter 2025 Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises found that 64% of companies use AI experimentally or to a moderate extent, while only 7% use it extensively. Companies expect to allocate about 10% of their total investment to AI this year. The ECB said the global AI investment boom is pushing up long-term interest rates and materially tightening financial conditions in the euro area. It is closely monitoring AI-related financial and cyber risks.

  8. IndexBox Industry Chain and Raw Materials44

    Automotive Idle Air Control Valve Market Forecast to 2035: Aging Global Fleet Accelerates Aftermarket Replacement Demand

    IndexBox’s latest report forecasts moderate growth in the automotive idle air control valve market through 2035, with the market index rising from 100 in 2025 to 118, a compound annual growth rate of 1.7%. The aftermarket will be the main growth engine, as the average vehicle age exceeds 12 years in North America and Europe, sustaining replacement demand; the OEM segment faces pressure as electronic throttle bodies gradually replace standalone IAC valves.

  9. IndexBox Industry Chain and Raw Materials31

    Report: Global reprocessed medical device market projected to grow at a compound annual rate of 5.8% through 2035

    An IndexBox report projects that the global reprocessed medical device market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.8% from 2026 to 2035, reaching a market index of 176 in 2035 (2025=100). Hospitals and health systems account for about 65% of demand, and reprocessed devices can save 25–40% compared with new devices from original manufacturers. The regulatory framework is well established, including FDA 510(k) clearance for reprocessed single-use devices. ESG goals and demand for supply chain resilience are jointly driving market expansion, though OEM opposition and inconsistent regulations across regions remain constraints.

  10. Tech Xplore: Technology, AI, and the Electronics Industry49

    “Fast tech” small electronics flood global markets, raising e-waste concerns

    A survey commissioned by WEEE Forum and conducted by Bellegarde Scientific Consulting among 10,245 adults in 12 European countries found that “fast tech” (small, low-cost electronic products such as USB adapters, mini fans, LED lights, and electronic toys) has become part of everyday consumption: 87% of respondents own at least one item, and 78% bought one in the past year.

  11. PPC Land advertising and platform updates49

    Apple teams up with LG and Schneider to launch nine smart home devices, with no additional app required

    Apple has launched the Apple Home Collection, teaming up with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric to offer nine smart home accessories, including four cameras, a smart lock, two thermostats, and two room sensors. Priced from $39.95 to $399.95, they will be available starting in December through Apple channels in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

  12. PPC Land advertising and platform updates48

    Apple HomePod mini 2 goes on sale October 30 for $149, but Siri AI is missing

    Apple has opened preorders for the HomePod mini 2, a $149 smart speaker that arrives in stores on October 30. Its key feature, Siri AI, will only be available in a “future software update.” Siri AI will initially support only eight English-speaking countries and will require a compatible iPhone or iPad with Apple Intelligence enabled in the home. It will not initially be available on iOS or iPadOS in the European Union.

  13. Ports Europe: European Ports and Logistics26

    European Parliament study: weak business case hinders decarbonization of inland waterway transport

    A European Parliament study finds that the main obstacle to financing clean inland waterway transport is a weak business case, rather than a lack of capital. Written for the European Parliament by CE Delft, the study recommends an EU policy package, including a dedicated blended finance mechanism to make vessel retrofits bankable.