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How Baltimore’s Bridge Collapse Will Affect Supply Chains
March 27, 2024
It's been just over a day since the Baltimore bridge collapsed. Check out the latest news.
2024 Global Logistics Outlook: Crisis mode lingers
February 1, 2024
Figuring out how to emerge from this ongoing maelstrom will remain a challenge for shippers everywhere in 2024. With that in mind, let’s focus a few areas around the globe where extra care and diligent logistics management will need to be applied to keep operations—and budgets—in check.
Ocean Carriers Trends 2024: Unprecedented uncertainty
February 1, 2024
Ocean shipping is again at the mercy of environmental and geopolitical events—and the pessimists are winning over the optimists on the high seas.
Group of ocean container shipping leaders ring the bell for sector decarbonization
December 5, 2023
Late last week, at the COP28 conference in Dubai, leadership for some of the largest global container shipping lines banded together to issue a joint declaration for an end date for newly-built fossil fuel-powered vessels, while also calling on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to establish regulatory conditions needed to move on to green fuels to power vessels.
U.S.-bound shipments see growth in October, reports S&P Global Market Intelligence
November 22, 2023
October imports, at 2.64 million TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units), increased 5% annually, following a 1% annual gain in September. On a year-to-date basis through October, imports are down 11.5%, to 24.02 million TEU.
More Measures Instituted as Drought Continues to Impact Panama Canal
November 14, 2023
Ongoing drought conditions continue to impact the ability of large cargo ships to quickly traverse the Panama Canal.
The Ultimate Guide to Evaluating Seaports
October 26, 2023
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Top 30 Ocean Carriers 2023: Volatile conditions persist
October 1, 2023
With too many vessels chasing too few cargoes, volumes—and rates—have spiraled downward. Consequently, the ocean lines are scrambling to find ways to prop up profits and remain competitive
Quest for Quality 2023: Ocean Carriers
August 14, 2023
World-class service emerges from operational squalls
Trucking capacity hit by slowdown with UPS strike, Yellow uncertainty two wild cards
July 13, 2023
Truck capacity across all modes is slowing because of slackening demand in both industry and retail freight, leading to murky forecasts for the rest of the year by leading freight analysts. Top freight officials throughout the trucking industry are bracing for a slowdown the second half of the year. Truck demand, buoyed last year by the recovery following the COVID shutdown, returns to a more normal level, they predict.
2023 State of Logistics Report: Great logistics reset
July 10, 2023
The latest report says that the era of building supply chains solely around cost-reduction considerations is over. Rather, a new value has taken hold—resilience.
2023 State of Logistics: Ocean cargo
July 10, 2023
More choppy waters ahead for ocean carriers.
Optimize Your Seaport Selection Strategy Today
June 29, 2023
Drawing from our experience as the #1 container port in the State of Florida and one of the top auto import/export centers in the U.S., this 50-page guide will improve the way you approach port selection.
Reshoring isn’t the only change taking place in supply chains, notes Kearney report
June 12, 2023
Research from consultancy Kearney has found that 96% of CEOs are evaluating reshoring their operations, have already done so, or are considering it. That is up from 78% in 2022. That same report also found that American imports of Mexico-manufactured goods have increased from $320 billion pre-pandemic to $402 billion today.
Ocean shipping returns to pre-pandemic status
May 30, 2023
Following a year of record revenue for carriers, shipping analysts see the pendulum swinging in the other direction, as rates are decreasing, volumes are falling, and new capacity is coming online.