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How to Prepare for New Tariffs
Tariffs represent part of the new normal of greater uncertainty in geopolitics and trade. Thankfully there are multiple mitigation strategies that enable companies to build their tariff muscle.
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The Connected Industry: 2025 Logistics Map
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Supply Chain Experts Not Optimistic About Container Price Increases: Study
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Biden-Harris Administration Closes Term with $5B in Grants Under Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Ocean Ports & Carriers
U.S. Container Imports Close Strong End of 2024
Ocean Ports & Carriers
ILA, USMX Sideline Possible Port Strike with Tentative Agreement
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Women in Supply Chain Award Paves Way for Future Female Logistics Leaders
These women are doing remarkable things for their communities, organizations and teams and are paving the way for future young female leaders to be a part of an industry that’s making a difference. Thank you to this year's sponsors.
AI/AR
Top Tech Startup Award: AI-Powered Startups Address Today's Supply Chain Challenges
Many of today's AI-powered startups address these challenges with dashboards, cloud-based solutions, data analytics, optimized offerings, real-time visibility, procurement systems and more.
Supply Chain Visibility
State of the Industry: Why Supply Chains Always Win in the End
What a time to work in the supply chain industry. Don't worry, it's not all doom and gloom. Regardless of the challenges many of today’s cold food chains face, supply chains always win in the end.
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Shipping Trends and Anticipated Disruptions for 2025
Going into 2025, diversification for supply chain agility remains crucial as it allows adaptability during the changing market conditions.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Spike in Imports, Slowdown in Inventory Levels: LMI Report
Although overall inventory levels are down (-6.1) to “no change” at 50, upstream and downstream firms reported totally different numbers.
Automation
Top 5 Articles of the Year: 2024
Thank you for your continued readership in 2024. Here are the Top 5 most viewed articles from the year.
Hiring
Divert Expands Executive Team with Four New Strategic Hires
Personnel updates sees new appointments and promotions at Norfolk Southern and more.
Risk/Compliance
Insurance Coverage for Cross-Border Supply Chain Risks
Businesses can confidently work with suppliers, vendors and customers around the globe by implementing a comprehensive insurance coverage plan designed to mitigate losses from the global supply chain’s unique exposures.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Supply Chain Experts Predict Container Prices to Rise in January 2025
Nearly 900 supply chain professionals from China surveyed indicate widespread optimism about price increases in January 2025, with 82% of respondents expecting container prices to rise in January 2025.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Why U.S. Port Strike Situation Highlighted Need for Systematic Resiliency Across CPG Sector
By investing in their workforce's capabilities, CPGs can create a human-technology synergy that not only responds effectively to supply chain disruptions but also drives innovation and competitive advantage in an increasingly volatile landscape.
Trucking
SCN Summit: Future of the Supply Chain Final Day Dec. 17
SCN Summit: Future of the Supply Chain final day Dec. 17. Experts from National Motor Freight Traffic Association and PLM Fleet will talk about the State of Transportation, cold chain fleet management and going electric.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Red Sea Crisis: One Year Later
While container vessels are the most affected, they are not the only ones rerouting to avoid the Red Sea, according to a recap provided by project44.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
West Coast Ports Experience Significant Import Volumes Amid Fears of ILA Strike
The ITS Logistics US Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index confirms that at a macro level, there have been no major changes since November’s index, according to ITS Logistics. But, West Coast ports are still experiencing significant import volumes.
Hiring
Unemployment in U.S. Transportation Sector Rises Above Pre-Pandemic Level
Unemployment in the transportation sector reached its highest level during the COVID-19 pandemic (15.7%) in May 2020 and July 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
North America’s Container Shipping Market Braces for Tariff-Induced Impact
North America has experienced the sharpest rise of 20% in average container prices over the last 90 days, driven by market volatility, U.S. elections uncertainty (and tariff woes), surge in Mexico-U.S. trade, and logistical disruptions in Canada.
Supply Chain Visibility
State of the Industry: Why Supply Chains Always Win in the End
What a time to work in the supply chain industry. Don't worry, it's not all doom and gloom. Regardless of the challenges many of today’s cold food chains face, supply chains always win in the end.
Retention
Kroger CMO Stuart Aitken to Step Down
Personnel updates sees new appointments and promotions at Saddle Creek, Flux Power and more.
Hiring
Creative Employer Branding Strategies to Mitigate Labor Shortages in U.S. Ports
Given the key position these port operations play within the U.S. economy, companies are going to have to reevaluate how they recruit, hire and retain workers.
Trucking
Why Supply Chain Plans Must Have Built-In Flexibility to Overcome Disruptions
Food Logistics talks exclusively with Hamish Woodrow, head of strategic analytics at Motive, about nearshoring, transportation and why supply chain managers must adapt to flexibility.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Strikes, Continued Volatility Impact Ocean Freight in Q4
Continued volatility in ocean freight rates and port strikes are key takeaways impacting Q4, according to a recent Colliers report.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
5 Ocean Freight Predictions for 2025
Here are five predictions for how the ocean freight industry will play out in 2025.
Risk/Compliance
Tariffs and Trade Barriers Top Concern of Supply Chain Leaders: Study
A study released by Descartes Systems Group and SAPIO Research showed that 48% of respondents identified rising tariffs and trade barriers as their top concern, closely followed by supply chain disruptions at 45% and geopolitical instability at 41%.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
2025 Supply Chain Predictions: Nearshoring, New Sustainable Fleets and AI Realities
The 2025 supply chain landscape will focus on balancing technological advancements and the need for resilient, flexible and sustainable operations.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ports Continue with High Global Investments to Optimize Daily Operations
According to ABI Research’s Port Data market data report, revenues for autonomous cranes in ports will surpass $6 billion globally by 2030, with Asia-Pacific taking up over half of the market.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Understanding Ocean Peak Season Ahead of Holiday Shopping Season
Despite supply chain disruptions, companies have largely managed to avoid significant impacts on holiday inventory levels, according to statistics outlined by project44.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
What Trump’s Re-Election Means for U.S. Container Trade Dynamics
While these changes could elevate demand and bring optimism among container traders, they also introduce challenges, from inflationary pressures on imports to potential supply constraints in domestic containers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
October Container Import Volumes Strain U.S. Maritime Logistics
October U.S. container imports were 2,494,635 TEU, marking the fourth consecutive month of volumes exceeding 2.4 million TEUs, a threshold that has historically strained U.S. maritime logistics, according to Descartes.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Container Traffic Entering West Coast to Add Strain to U.S. Supply Chain
Changes in the ITS Logistics US Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index, presented by ITS Logistics, reflect the temporary agreement made between terminal operators and union officials to reopen port operations on the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ocean Network Express, Seaspan Establish ONESEA Solutions for Maritime Talent Development
Ocean Network Express and Seaspan Corporation established OneSea Solutions Pte. Ltd., a solutions provider focused on technical ship management and maritime talent development.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Embracing ICS2-ENS: Navigating the Future of Global Trade
ICS2-ENS is more than just a regulatory change—it is a major step toward a more transparent, accurate, and efficient global supply chain.
Cold Chain
Flexible Loading Enhanced Container System for Intermodal Transportation
CakeBoxx Technologies launched FlexBoxx, a flexible loading enhanced container system designed for transporting steel coils and other heavy-duty materials.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
East, West Coast Recovery Efforts Following Severe Supply Chain Disruptions
Despite the quick recovery in inbound container vessel numbers, there was still a significant number of vessels anchored outside major ports.
Trucking
Transportation, Logistics Outlook for 2025 Brings Both Risk, Opportunity: Report
Expect moderate growth to return in the first quarter and long-term growth trends of 5.7%, year over year, to be restored by the end of 2025, according to Motive's outlook report.