Navigating 2026: Head inside, head outside
MIT Sloan Management Review published an article recently that should be required reading for anyone running a cross-border logistics business.
Peter Creeden
Navigating 2026: The Middle Chooses a Side
Published by MPC International: 10 July 2026 Originally published by Daily Cargo News: 7 July 2026 The Loadstar’s newly published State of AI in Supply
The Port Call Just Got a Business Case: Why FAL 50 Opens a Real Opportunity for Breakbulk
Bunker prices are elevated. The new Gulf conflict has tightened energy markets and pushed fuel costs back to levels where every nautical mile matters commercially.
NAVIGATING 2026: Transport Operators Become the Reluctant Primary Customer
Australia’s container terminal revenue model is undergoing a fundamental structural change. Recent data indicate that transport operators have become the primary source of terminal revenue.
NAVIGATING 2026: The Eye of the Storm: The World Gets Harder Before It Gets Better
Ten weeks after the United States and Israel targeted Iran, which responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic, the global oil market
The Digital Supply Chain Cake
Published by MPC International: 14 March 2026 Originally published by Daily Cargo News: 10 March 2026 After a decade working at the crossroads of global
Mackay Container Depot Targets September Start as Central Queensland Seeks Port Diversification
A 1.3-hectare container facility at the Port of Mackay is progressing toward operational commencement in late 2026, subject to federal regulatory approvals, strengthening Central Queensland’s
MPC International Partners with GHD to Host Liner Game Industry Networking Workshop
“We are excited to partner with GHD and bring the Liner Game workshops to major cities across Australia,” said Peter Creeden, Managing Director of MPC
Red Sea Disruptions to AUS-Europe Trade
Click here to read Press Release Scott Carson (CEO of IFCBAA) and Peter Creeden (MD of MPC International) Red Sea Disruptions Impacting Australia-Europe Trade –
Ports Australia Risk & Resilience Conference – Speaker Peter Creeden
Peter Creeden, MD is excited to join the Port and Maritime Sector Sustainability Panel at the Ports Australia 2022 Biennial Conference discussing how digitalisation and