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How Will the Supply Chain Suffer from the Panama Canal Jam?
Drought in the Panama Canal has triggered a seismic shift in supply chain dynamics, compelling businesses to reassess [..]
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Decoding Recent U.S. Import Trends
Dramatic headlines may alarm, but a closer look at import patterns reveals a more nuanced reality. The headline "Impo [..]
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MEPC 80: IMO to Address Significant Climate Issues
Global shipping continues to seriously harm the environment, the ocean, and human health, despite repeated attempts b [..]
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Impending Strike Threatens West Coast Ports in Canada
ILWU Canada plans to strike at West Coast ports starting on July 1, following a landslide vote of union members. The [..]
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US Government Launches $4 billion Effort to Cut Emissions in Ports
In an effort to alleviate the unequal effects on neighboring towns, the Biden administration initiated a $4 billion i [..]
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How the Ukraine-Russia War Has Reshaped Shipping Over the Past Year
"It's like when you were a kid and played a game where you laid siege to a castle and surrounded it, trying to starve [..]
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Long Beach & Los Angeles Report Second-Busiest Years in History
The Port of Los Angeles experienced their second busiest years in history. The accomplishment was announced by Port o [..]
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Crude Oil Prices Settle Higher, Notching a 2 1/2-Year High
Oil priced settled quite higher than usual on Thursday, with Brent crude extending its rise to the highest price sinc [..]
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West Coast Ports Continue to Set Records
Ports up and down the west coast are continuing to set cargo records following the COVID-19 pandemic and months of co [..]
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Shippers Compete for Space as Container Freight Rates Continue Rise
Just this week, shippers from Asia to Europe saw a further spike in container spot rates, especially for Mediterranea [..]
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