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Ocean Ports & Carriers: Page 22
Risk/Compliance
Cargo Theft Soars 49% in First Half of 2024: Report
Overhaul
Freight hubs and major cities across North America are witnessing an alarming surge in cargo theft, according to Overhaul’s U.S. & Canada H1 2024 Cargo Theft Report.
Rail & Intermodal
Shippers Concerned Upcoming Election Could Bring Back 2018 Tariff Increases
ITS Logistics
For transpacific trade lanes being shipped to North America, the lack of vessel space and container availability continues to increase spot rates by almost 10 times from earlier this year.
3PL/4PL
Importers Continue Shift to Mexico Amid Political Changes: Study
Redwood Logistics
Spurred by rising labor costs in Asia and ongoing trade disputes, Mexico continues to grow as a hub for manufacturing and commerce, and not just with the United States.
Emerging Technologies
Emerging Technologies Bring New Opportunities to Freight Management
Thanks to emerging technologies, the freight management industry continues to evolve and bring new opportunities for moving freight along the cold chain.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
International Longshoremen’s Association Preps for Possible Strike Oct. 1
International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA)
Wage Scale Committee Meetings will be held beginning Sept. 4 to review demands the ILA makes to USMX and to prepare for a potential coast-wide strike Oct. 1 if a new agreement is not reached by then.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
China Imports Rise as Shippers Get Ahead of Tariffs
project44
Ocean peak season marks a crucial annual event for companies preparing to import freight ahead of the holiday season. Traditionally spanning from August to October, this period has started as early as June in recent years, according to project44.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Nearshoring: A Strategic Approach to Supply Chain Optimization
The Smart Cube
As companies observe their peers relocating operations closer to home, one of the primary drivers of nearshoring to Mexico in 2024 is the suite of economic incentives and tax benefits introduced by the Mexican government.
Supply Chain Visibility
Nearshoring, Electrification, Freight Fraud Main Challenges for North American Transportation: Trimble Study
Trimble Inc.
The growing importance of Mexico as a source of U.S. imports, sustainability and the electrification of trucking, California’s AB5 bill and freight fraud rank as the top trends and challenges for North American transportation.
Emerging Technologies
DAT Partners with Orderful to Enhance Supply Chain Intelligence
DAT Freight & Analytics
DAT Freight & Analytics announces a strategic partnership with Orderful, an advanced Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) vendor specializing in end-to-end document management for enterprise-level shippers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Georgia Ports Authority to Expand Rail Cargo Capacity
Georgia Ports Authority
The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) is expanding its rail cargo capacity to move containers across the state and into the Midwest with greater speed and efficiency.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Nearshoring vs. Offshoring: The Future of Supply Chains in the U.S.-Mexico Corridor
Nuvocargo
Here’s the key factors driving the nearshoring trend and the robust U.S.-Mexico trade relationship, and why this corridor is set to be a critical piece of global supply chains.
Retention
Camillo Fontana to become Chief Financial Officer of Hanseatic Global Terminals
Personnel updates sees new appointments at BlueGrace, Stoecklin and more.
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