Freight & Ports (Brussels)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Brussels and the EU member nations. This newsletter channel covers trucking, railways, and shipping industries, ports, storage centers, cargo and container terminals, international and inter-provincial logistics, and fulfillment centres. Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#23, 2026)
EU opens review of US biodiesel anti-dumping; Air transport agreement updated with Switzerland; Aviation security position at ICAO Council set.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#22, 2026)
New railway capacity regulation (Reg 2026/1184) enters into force; Maritime Single Window implementing rules (2026/1233) published; Air Safety List revised, Kyrgyzstan removed; Council adopts positions on rail freight and customs.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#21, 2026)
Major EU reforms on customs origin; Inland navigation certificates for Serbia recognised; France secures exemption for locomotive ETCS retrofits; Port Victoria added to tuna landing list; Maritime strategy on Council agenda.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#20, 2026)
Fertiliser tariff quotas suspended; Vehicle emissions approval updated; Brexit Adjustment Reserve amounts revised; EU-Mexico trade interim agreement signed; Plant import checks frequency amended.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#19, 2026)
New EU-US air transport agreement finalised; Judicial sale of ships treaty adopted; Cross-border rail capacity rules published; Periodic vehicle checks reforms advance; Commission backs hydrogen investment.
