Published by Jody Dodgson, Editorial Assistant Global Mining Review, Thursday, 11 June 2026 15:00 Advertisement Jangada Mines plc, a Brazil-focused natural resources company, has provided an update on the Paranaíta Gold Project within the Alta Floresta-Juruena Gold Province in Brazil, where Jangada’s recent exploration

Photo: © Typhoonsk | Dreamstime.com 11/06/2026 With tentative hopes of a reopening of the Hormuz Strait dashed by the wave of air strikes Iran and the US traded last night, Gulf importers trying to get goods into their markets may have to turn to all-road routes and the TIR system, as Middle East landbridges struggle

Eric Gerbi, Geodis 11/06/2026 Geodis has drafted in long-serving executive Eric Gerbi to head its Global Freight Forwarding division, handing the role to a finance chief who spent more than a decade helping build the group’s contract logistics and supply chain operations. Mr Gerbi joins the Geodis executive board as EVP of global freight forwarding

11/06/2026 US agriculture exporters are gearing up for another fight over Washington’s plans for penalties on Chinese-built ships, warning the measures could add as much as $900 per container to transport costs and wipe out export sales across a swathe of commodities. The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) sounded the alarm yesterday, after Senators Elizabeth Warren

Following the celebration of World Oceans Day, focus is increasing on deep-sea mining to deliver critical minerals for the green transition. How can this be balanced with protecting the oceans? This year’s World Ocean Day on 8 June was celebrated against a backdrop of accelerating interest in deep-sea mining. This progress is driving significant debate.

Photo: © Vadym Medvediev | 11/06/2026 The global freight forwarding market is still growing, but the industry’s easy gains appear to be over as slowing trade growth, geopolitical disruption, and persistent overcapacity squeeze margins. According to Transport Intelligence’s latest Global Freight Forwarding Market Size & Forecast report, the market grew 4.4% in real terms in

Photo: © Nitsuki 11/06/2026 The EU’s planned introduction of a €3 fee for low-value ecommerce shipments from 1 July is expected to create fresh volatility in Asia-Europe air cargo markets. Forwarders are warning of a pre-deadline surge in volumes and uncertainty over how quickly demand will normalise afterwards.  During a market update, Arno Hausch, head

Source: Unitree 11/06/2026 Since May, travellers through Tokyo’s Haneda Airport may have seen a new type of worker on the ramp: Japan Airlines (JAL) is running a trial using humanoid robots to handle freight and luggage. The experiment, slated to run until 2028, is using robots produced in China to load and unload containers and

ID 138855230 © Michael Turner | Dreamstime.co 11/06/2026 The key growth figures first. Look The Far East-Sub Saharan Africa container trade is clearly the most dynamic corridor covered by CTS currently, with last year’s box numbers up 26.5% on 2024 to hit 4.79m teu. (Click to expand the screen grabs below.) That growth has continued