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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 […]
Trade Between the U.S. and India Soaring to Record Highs
Trade Between the U.S. and India Soaring to Record Highs When we think about international shipments and U.S. imports, one […]
Empty Container Return Build Up Has Added to the Supply Chain Congestion
Empty Container Return Build Up Has Added to the Supply Chain Congestion The high amount of inventory being shipping in […]
The Port of New York-New Jersey: Rail Demand, Empty Containers, and a Possible Container Fee in September
The Port of New York-New Jersey: Rail Demand, Empty Containers, and a Possible Container Fee in September The Port of […]
Rail Strikes? Congestion? Contract Disputes? What’s Currently Happening in the Rail Industry
Rail Strikes? Congestion? Contract Disputes? What’s Currently Happening in the Rail Industry A lot has been happening in the rail […]
A Bit of a Dive into Freight Peak Season
A Bit of a Dive into Freight Peak Season Peak season is always one of the most stressful seasons for […]
Containers Lost At Sea Have Increased
Containers Lost At Sea Have Increased The thought of containers going overboard is unsettling to say the least. You put […]
Maersk Launches Sustainability Goal to Fast Track to Low-Carbon Steel, Hoping to Achieve a 100% Net-Zero Steel by 2050
Maersk Launches New Sustainability Goal to Fast Track to Low-Carbon Steel, Hoping to Achieve a 100% Net-Zero Steel by 2050 […]
Could Lockdowns in China Cause Problems for Domestic Trucking?
Could Lockdowns in China Cause Problems for Domestic Trucking? Every time a major event happens in the shipping industry, it […]
CMA CGM Will Not Accept Plastic Waste on Board its Vessels, Effective April 15
CMA CGM Will Not Accept Plastic Waste on Board its Vessels, Effective April 15 On April 11, ocean carrier CMA […]