This week: The US Government will begin investigating unfair Chinese trade policies affecting steel and aluminum imports and manufacturing The Port of Portland has announced that it will cease its container services in October US freight and trucking demand remains...
Import Volumes from Europe Hit Pre-Pandemic Levels in Q1 Thanks to Rising US Demand The westbound trans-Atlantic trade lane saw near-record TEU import numbers, virtually matching volumes seen in 2019 and falling 5% short of 2021’s record Q1 volumes. The import boom is...
Norfolk Southern Rail Has Opened New Services Between NY-NJ and Baltimore Starting April 5, Norfolk Southern NS) Rail began transporting containers to Baltimore after container ships were rerouted to the Port of New York and New Jersey (NY-NJ) following the collapse...
This week: Additional strain on truck capacity could see trucking prices rise after the closure of the Port of Baltimore Intermodal carriers prepare for the influx of Baltimore cargo, with railways planning new north-south services OSRA 2.0 receives criticism for not...
This week: An updated amendment to the US Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022 has passed the House of Representatives US trucking capacity last year fell less than projected thanks to small trucking firms The Port of Charleston begins efforts to upgrade its North...
This week: Economists predict a rise in Asia imports as US economy recovers US manufacturing shows signs of recovery, good news for trucking sector US railroads ask for better communication with import shippers Californian freight sector urges regulators to give more...