This week: The Georgia Ports Authority filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court to try to overturn a recent ruling in favor of the International Longshoremen’s Association. With e-commerce demand outpacing passenger flights, the China to North America trade...
This week: U.S. Gulf Coast ports are successfully navigating the downturn in container imports through specialized equipment imports and raw material exports. On the India-U.S. trade lane, carrier rates have dropped significantly since the end of September. The...
This week: The Port of New York and New Jersey is expected to significantly increase its number of cranes that have the ability to handle ultra-large container ships. Norfolk Southern Railway announced in early October that it would accept more ocean containers at its...
This week: With aspects of zero-admissions mandates approaching, drayage operators in California say that adequate charging infrastructure is the key. In late September, the ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Shanghai announced the first-ever green shipping...
This week: Containerized imports from Asia have fallen by 21% year over year through August. The Port of Los Angeles saw cargo volumes increase 3% year over year in August. Cargo volumes at the Port of Oakland fell 15% year over year. Blank sailings on the...
This week: The enforcement of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act has been delayed one year.The Federal Maritime Commission is asking supply chain stakeholders for their opinions on proposed processes. A leading industry analyst said that they expect capacity to...