Freight News

Vessel Space Squeezed by Surging Demand: Space on vessels is tightening, driving up costs as demand surges. Our message is […]

Transpacific Rates/Capacity Outlook: Here’s what Interlog is seeing regarding the outlook of the Transpacific lane: Key things – Rates are […]

Port of Singapore Dealing With Extensive Congestion There’s been reports that the Port of Singapore is experiencing significant amounts of […]

Class I Railroad, UP, Increasing Security To Prevent Cargo Thefts Union Pacific has increased their cargo theft enforcement in an […]

New Import Measures Throughout Europe Take Effect June 1st New import security measures for goods transported via ocean to or […]

Cargo Theft Analysis from the First Quarter The first quarter this year was not kind for thefts of cargo. Data […]

Port Chancay (Peru) Construction Almost Finished, Hopes to Enhance South America’s Trade Potential Construction at Port Chancay (Peru), first began […]

Nearly $150 Million from US DOT Grants Will Go Towards Decreasing Truck Pollution Last week, the White House announced nearly […]

The Panama Canal Increasing Daily Transits in mid-May, June The Panama Canal Authority put out a press release to explain […]

U.S. Import Volumes in March 2024 Last month, U.S. container import volume statistics for March 2024 show a slight increase […]

More on the Baltimore Bridge, Future Outlook on the East Coast Ports The Port of Baltimore continues to remain closed […]

Transport Workers in Finland Extend Strike Finland’s trade unions announced that they are extending the strike to April 8th. It […]

Rail Disupute in Germany Ends, Collective Bargaining Agreement Reached After five months of negotiations over wages and working hours, the […]

Canada’s Labor Tribunal Rejects Port of Montreal Employers Request Maritime employers at the Port of Montreal had their request for […]

Volume Decline at Rotterdam Creates Ample Space to Handle Any Future “Surges” Port Rotterdam is experiencing another year of weak […]