Schedule reliability in the month of September has seen some improvement. Out on the transpacific lane, those services largely saw […]
Tag: Carrier
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 […]
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 […]
Eastbound Transpacific Blank Sailings Expected to Continue for the Near Future
Blank sailings on the eastbound transpacific trade lane are expected to continue (due to oversupply) for the time being, and […]
MSC and ZIM Launch ‘Cooperative’ Deal on Seven Container Services, Connecting Asia, Europe, Med., and Australia
Zim Integrated Shipping (ZIM) and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) have come together to cooperate on seven container services. What This […]
Port of Rotterdam Invests and Launches Drone Project
Drone technology has become increasingly popular in the last several years. Among an increasing demand from consumers and growing global […]
Dealing with Drought: How the Panama Canal is Handling This Challenge
The Panama Canal has been dealing with quite the dry season. This drought has caused low water levels at one […]
What’s the Import Outlook Looking Like for the Next Three Months?
As we gear up for back-to-school and the winter holidays, one of the biggest voices for the retail industry – […]
Reshoring and Nearshoring as a Supply Chain Resilience Strategy
The COVID-19 pandemic was rough on everyone. Due to the various shortages and delays brought on by the 2020 year, […]
Unique Last-Mile Delivery Experiment Involving Cargo Freight Bicycles Is Being Tested Out
A new and unique last-mile delivery experiment is set to tested out in eight U.S. cities including Miami, Minneapolis, Los […]
Staying Aware and Vigilant From Cargo Theft
Cargo theft has been a problem in the supply chain throughout the United States, but that problem is continuing to […]
Trucking Groups in California are Asking Ports to Consider a Single Appointments System
Truckers along the west coast of the U.S. are attempting to restore efficiency to ocean ports by petitioning for new […]
What Will Post-2M Be Like for Maersk and MSC?
A recent shipping line shakeup has been one for the books. Last month, Maersk and MSC, the world’s two largest […]
What Does This Year Hold for the Future of Logistics?
The last couple of years have been brutal on the logistics industry. While there was a whole slew of both […]
Relaxation of COVID Restrictions in China: What Does This Mean for the Supply Chain?
Anyone who’s been keeping up with the global impact of COVID on international economies knows that China has taken some […]