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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Route Pilot AI Optimizes Voyage Efficiency
Yara Marine Technologies
Yara Marine launches a cloud-based AI-powered ship operation support system that utilizes high-frequency data to calculate the most advantageous propulsion settings for upcoming voyages.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
CIMC’s Maersk Takeover Terminated Following Regulatory Challenges
A.P. Moller- Maersk
The proposed transaction would have combined two of the world’s four suppliers of insulated container boxes and refrigerated shipping containers.
Trucking
Female Safety Professionals Take On Transportation
Women In Trucking (WIT)
The amount of female safety professionals in corporations with for-hire or private fleets in the commercial freight transportation industry increases to over 40%.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Peak Season Brings Lower Container Prices in China
Container xChange
Average container prices halved since August 2021, while leasing rates decline by 17% from June to July this year.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Multiple Supply Chain Risks Accelerate Reshoring
The Reshoring Initiative
Shifting geopolitical forces are keeping supply chain risks in focus, resulting in increases in public awareness, government interventions and actions by individual companies.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Charleston Modernizes Wando Welch Terminal
South Carolina Ports Authority
With five cranes to a berth, Wando Welch Terminal is now more capable of efficiently working three 14,000-TEU vessels simultaneously.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Felixstowe Strike Could Disrupt More Than $800M in Trade
Felixstowe handles about one-third of Britain’s total container volume and an even bigger share of direct trade with Asia.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Congestion: Can Shippers Expect Relief Soon?
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Right now, many retailers have a backlog of inventory in their warehouses, and frankly do not have room for more. Here's why shippers continue to experience port congestion despite decreased demand for consumer goods.
Transportation
What’s Causing the Capacity Issues?
Veterans Logistics Group
Right now, there is no easy solution for meeting increased demand, especially given the concurrent labor and reefer shortages. retailers, supplies and logistics providers can work together to reduce unnecessary pressure placed on the supply chain.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Associations Join Forces to Ensure Cargo Visibility
Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA)
DCSA standards provide a foundation for seamless, end-to-end data exchange that will ensure cargo is more visible across the container journey
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Price of Second-Hand Container Market Plummets Thanks to Oversupply of Containers
Container xChange
Freight rates have come down by approximately an average of 20% since the beginning of the year and will continue to slide gradually.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Grain Laundering Arises As Possible New Supply Chain Threat
Windward
New research from Windward reveals an increase of 160% in dark activity from bulk carriers in the Black Sea and the possibility of Russian grain laundering.
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