Freight News

Will Tariffs Creep into Holiday Spending? Retailers and others of the like have had to adjust the moving target represented […]

Explosion Aboard Cargo Ship in Baltimore Harbor Occurs On the evening of Monday, August 18th, an explosion occurred aboard a […]

Is Import Demand Dropping? U.S. import demand has shown uneven trends in recent months as shippers navigate ongoing tariff uncertainty. […]

CMA CGM Reflags First of Four Ships Last Thursday, CMA CGM stated they would be reflagging their 9,300-TEU container ship […]

Uncertain Currents in Container Trade As peak season gets closer, there’s been some data showing China-U.S. container traffic is dipping. […]

Oregon Approves New Container Terminal at Port of Coos Bay At the end of June, lawmakers in Oregon announced their […]

FMC Looking into WSC Agreement The Federal Maritime Commission plans to review whether the World Shipping Council should be subject […]

The Strategic Importance of the Strait of Hormuz The Strait of Hormuz, situated between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf […]

G7 Summit Takes Place The G7 Summit—an annual gathering of leaders from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the […]

U.S. Imports Slide in May U.S. container imports fell sharply in May – down 9.7% from April and 7.2% compared […]

U.S. Court of International Trade Blocks Certain Tariffs The U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) recently issued a significant ruling, […]

ZIM Brings Back Suspended China–LA Route Amid Changing Demand ZIM is re-adding a prior suspended service, from China to Los […]

Global Port Volumes in April U.S. container imports remained strong in April 2025, rising 1.2% over March and 9.1% year-over-year, […]

SHIPS for America Act Re-Introduced SHIPS for America Act was re-introduced last week by a variety of U.S. Senators as well […]

Container Volumes Expected to Dip Caused By Tariffs With the rollout of new tariffs, there’s of course been impacts in […]