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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Container Price Bubble to Burst in Q2 Amid Shaky Consumer Confidence
Container xChange
Container prices are experiencing a dramatic increase in China, surging by 45% in May. Meanwhile, container prices have remained relatively stable in the United States and Europe, according to new data from Container xChange.
Software Solutions
Dockflow, mintBlue Launch Advanced Sustainability Solutions for Supply Chain Industry
Dockflow
Dockflow and mintBlue partnered to launch a new product designed to boost sustainability in logistics.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
North American Transborder Freight Down 5.6%
Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
North American transborder freight is down 5.6% in March from March 2023, according to new statistics from the USDOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Supply Chain Visibility
Detention & Demurrage Optimization to Better Manage Risk and Reduce Costs
project44
project44 added Detention & Demurrage Optimization to its Movement platform, designed to help shippers understand real-time risk and incurred demurrage and detention costs to optimize their supply chain.
Fleet Management
3-Way e-Booking Solution Connects Shippers, Logistics Providers and Ocean Carriers to Real-Time Data
Trade Tech
Trade Tech launched 3-Way e-Booking, a collaborative tool that connects the three stakeholders involved in each shipment—the shipper, the logistics provider and the ocean carrier.
Supply Chain Visibility
Supply Chain Pressure Remains Pain Point Amid Red Sea Crisis
GlobalData
The escalation of the “Red Sea Crisis” amid heightened geopolitical tensions between Israel and Hamas has sent ripples through global trade and operations.
Rail & Intermodal
Potential Canadian Rail Strike Causes Increased Stress Along West Coast
ITS Logistics
The potential Canadian rail strike is causing more stress to West Coast shippers forced to divert containers to avoid potential operational issues, according to recent data from ITS Logistics.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Major Trade Laws Hinge on the Election: How This Impacts Nearshorers
The Nearshore Company
Here’s the most likely effects that a Trump or Biden administration would have on tariffs, trade regulations, and diplomatic tensions over the next four years.
Supply Chain Visibility
Allianz Trade Study Finds 8 Out of 10 Companies Feel Confident About Exports
Allianz Trade
According to an Allianz Trade survey, eight out of 10 exporters feel confident about exports, despite all of the challenges overseas. However non-payment risk is still top of mind, and 53% of companies are considering relocating supply chains.
AI/AR
Executives Invest Millions in Sustainability and AI-Driven Supply Chains
Blue Yonder
A majority (84%) of global businesses report experiencing supply chain disruptions within the last year, according to a new Blue Yonder study, and in the United States, that number was in line at 85%, down slightly from 87% in 2023 and 88% in 2022.
Trucking
Shippers Forecast Stabilizing Market for Q3
BlueGrace Logistics LLC
The Q3 2024 index data reveals an optimistic outlook in business sentiment moderated by limited revenue growth expectations, according to BlueGrace Logistics.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Descartes Data Shows Resilient Economy Despite Global Instability
Descartes Systems Group
In April, U.S. container import volumes increased 3% from March and 9.3% when compared to the same month last year, consistent with a strong and resilient economy in the face of global instability, according to data from Descartes Systems Group.
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