Ocean Ports & Carriers: Page 3

CMC Introduces Refrigerated Chassis Fleet for Refrigerated Transport at Port, Intermodal Operations

CMC (formerly known as Container Maintenance Corp.)

The program is designed to provide a seamless process from reservation through pickup and activation.

White refrigerated trailer unit with Convoy Express and Carrier branding, tare weight 6600 lbs

For Transportation and Logistics, Scale is No Longer Enough

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC)

Ports, border assets and logistics infrastructure are becoming control points.

Businessman holding global logistics network with cargo ship, train, and truck connected by glowing lines

USMCA Review Exposes Opportunities and Competitiveness from Trade Agreements

Data shows that the world’s level of globalization remains stable and North America continues to play a major role in global trade flows.

Global logistics network visualization with interconnected supply chain icons on world map overlay and urban background

Supply Chain Visibility

ANELLO Photonics Launches Inertial Navigation System for Maritime Applications

ANELLO Photonics

The Inertial Navigation System enables reliable navigation when GPS is unavailable to keep ships on course with accuracy.

Red marine electronic device with Anello Maritime Ins branding and QR code label

C.H. Robinson’s AI Technology to Autonomously Handle 4PL Shipments Across Trucking, Ocean, Air, Rail

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

A new Lean AI Engineer works in concert with the Lean AI Planner to create one connected system that uniquely enhances a supply chain as it runs.

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AI, Semiconductor Demand and Fuel Volatility Keep Asia-Pacific Freight Capacity Tight

Dimerco Express Group

Ocean freight markets remain mixed, but rates are firming on several major lanes as shippers move cargo earlier to reduce exposure to rising fuel-related costs.

Busy shipping port at sunset with stacked cargo containers and red gantry cranes at the waterfront terminal

Climate Pressure, Geopolitical Instability and Rising Energy Costs to Create Fragile Planting Season

Atradius Trade Credit Insurance

For producers in the United States, India, Brazil and other major agricultural economies, the challenge extends beyond rising costs to the more immediate issue of availability.

Farmer in straw hat bending over crops in green field during harvest

Foreign Trade Zone Caucus to Promote Benefits of U.S. Foreign Trade Zones

The bipartisan caucus will serve as a forum for lawmakers, economists, industry leaders, and policy experts to discuss the economic benefits of U.S. FTZs and explore opportunities to improve supply chain efficiency.

Green highway sign reading 'Foreign-Trade Zone NEXT RIGHT' against blue sky

Fuel Efficiency

ZESTA Launches Global Liquid Hydrogen Alliance to Accelerate Zero-Emission Shipping

Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association (ZESTA)

This new international platform is dedicated to advancing pure green hydrogen and liquid hydrogen (LH₂) as a deployable, scalable, and commercially viable zero-emission fuel for international maritime shipping.

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Risk/Compliance

Tariff Whiplash Drives up Costs Across all Modes

AlixPartners LLP

The result is a freight environment where pricing is rising faster than demand, landed costs are harder to forecast, and shippers are being asked to make sourcing decisions inside a narrowing window.

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The Global Ocean Freight Market Outlook

Dimerco Express Group

Looking ahead, the ocean freight market this year will be focused on the Middle East once again, primarily impacting oil and fertilizer markets, and will also continue to feature extended transits as many container ships avoid the Red Sea.

Global logistics network illustration with airplane, truck, ship, and supply chain icons connected across world map

Risk/Compliance

Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Spike Freight Diversions 360%

What began as a sharp, reactive response to the Strait of Hormuz’s closure has shifted into a more stable pattern of avoidance, with weekly diversion volumes declining from their peaks but still well above pre‑closure norms.

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