by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Nov 30, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: Long-term air cargo contracts almost disappeared in October Low trans-Pacific ocean demand will likely continue into the first half of 2023 Greenscreens.ai announces new investment in truckload pricing software Port of NY-NJ sees a noticeable increase in...
by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Nov 18, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: The US National Retail Federation forecasts even lower monthly import volumes than previously expected Truck capacity shifts to other sectors as the spot market continues to shrink US imports from China drop as importers lessen reliance on Chinese...
by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Oct 27, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: Shippers continue to divert Asian imports to East and Gulf Coasts as ILWU negotiations continue Asian import volumes expected to decline further through the fourth quarter US trucking industry outperforms expectations 12 marine highway projects receive...
by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Oct 21, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: Shippers continue to divert Asian imports to East and Gulf Coasts as ILWU negotiations continue Asian import volumes expected to decline further through the fourth quarter US trucking industry outperforms expectations 12 marine highway projects receive...
by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Oct 12, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: Forecasts of US imports sink lower than those made a month ago Ocean freight demand drops, but carriers will soon see a surplus in ocean tonnage Plummeting Asia-US spot market rates may soon cause losses for carriers Port of NY-NJ revises long-dwelling...
by J.M. Rodgers, Co., Inc. | Oct 4, 2022 | Industry News, Supply Chain Roundup
This week: Air freight demand out of Asia drops, bringing some spot rates lower than contract rates Ocean blank sailings remain unchanged from last year in the face of high capacity and lower demand Domestic supply chains will overcome chassis shortage next year ...
