Within the dynamic domain of international trade, there has been a notable resurgence of the trans-Atlantic route. The first quarter […]
Ocean Freight
Maersk Will Resume OC1 Service Through the Panama Canal
Ocean carrier Maersk is preparing to resume its Ocean-Americas (OC1) service’s transits via the Panama Canal, a strategically significant step […]
Ocean Schedule Reliability Fell in January 2024
The most recent results of Sea-Intelligence’s Global Liner Performance (GLP) study, which includes data through January 2024, show an unsettling […]
What We Know So Far About the East and Gulf Coast Dockworker Contract Talks
There’s a lot of “what ifs” going through the minds of industry stakeholders on when a contract will be reached […]
What Happens to a Container if it Falls Overboard at Sea?
Lost containers are a real concern for various reasons. There are environmental threats posed by containers continuously falling overboard from […]
What NRF Import Forecasts Show For the First Half of This Year
U.S. retailers are feeling more optimistic about the first half of this year, than they were just a month ago. […]
Hapag-Lloyd Leaving THE Alliance, Set to Join Maersk in New Partnership
Most in the industry have probably already heard that Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk will be forming a new partnership, the “Gemini […]
Smart Ports: What Are They?
A smart port is a modern and technologically advanced port that leverages innovative technologies and data-driven solutions to enhance its […]
Is the Suez Canal a Good Re-Routing Option for You?
Global trade channels are experiencing a dramatic change in dynamics, with Southeast Asia displacing China as the new manufacturing superpower. […]
September Schedule Reliability Sees Improvement
Schedule reliability in the month of September has seen some improvement. Out on the transpacific lane, those services largely saw […]
Port of Virginia Continues to Invest In Port Updates
The Port of Virginia is continuing to invest into updating their facilities, in an effort to receive more of the […]
Carbon Pricing is Coming Soon to the Transatlantic
With maritime transportation included in the EU Emissions Trading System next year, ocean carriers have released their respective estimates on […]
This Year’s Cargo Volume Trends at U.S. Ports
Managers of supply chains pay close attention to port volume as a crucial sign of trade trends. 40 percent of […]
Port of NY and NJ Will Be Able to Handle Extra Large Ships Soon
Over the next few years, marine facilities at the Port of New York and New Jersey are expected to increase […]
Port of Savannah Plans to Expand, Adding a Third Container Terminal
Another container terminal is set to be added at the Port of Savannah! Recently, the Georgia Ports Authority announced that […]