Freight News

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 […]

Recent Headlines: Canceled Bookings; Port Fees; Retail Sales in March Canceled Bookings See an Uptick – Both U.S. importers of goods […]

Early Days, but Gemini Cooperation Shows Promising Reliability Among the primary goals of the Gemini Cooperation, they are sustaining a […]

Gemini Cooperation Plans to Deploy More Ships The Gemini Cooperation plays to release more vessels soon in an effort to […]

European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Release 3 The European Union’s enhanced customs security system, ICS2, aims to strengthen […]

Georgia Ports Authority to Use Underused Berth as Ship Staging Area The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) will be using their […]

NRF Adjusts Q2 Forecast, Port Volume February Recap NRF Q2 Forecast – In their monthly Global Port Tracker report, the National […]

CMA CGM Invests $20B to Expand U.S. Logistics Presence Last Thursday, ocean carrier CMA CGM announced their commitment to invest […]

Port of Hamburg, Port of Baltimore Volumes in 2024 Overall container throughput at the Port of Hamburg year-over-year handled 7.8 […]

U.S. Port Fees on Chinese Vessels? The Trump administration has proposed a port usage fee on Chinese built and operated […]