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Ocean Ports & Carriers: Page 41
Ocean Ports & Carriers
U.S. Ports Remain at Near-Record Volume
National Retail Federation (NRF)
Imports from China should start to grow again now that the government has relaxed its COVID-19 Zero policy and begun to release the population of Shanghai from a months-long lockdown.
Transportation
2022 Sees First Price Jump in Containers
Container xChange
After significant lows in prices for containers, research shows the global average of monthly container prices increase for the first time this year.
Rail & Intermodal
Rail, Port Partnership Gives Shippers Access to West Coast Markets
Norfolk Southern Corp.
OceaNS Bridge Express is said to be a first-of-its-kind service. It originate at the Norfolk International Terminal at the Port of Virginia and interchange with Union Pacific in Chicago, with connections to West Coast markets.
Automation
Seaports to Deploy 150,000-Plus AGVs by 2027
ABI Research
Port authorities have also been investing in future-proofing infrastructure and introducing 5G/LTE private networks covering entire port premises.
Transportation
Does Lack of Prediction Ability Mean Container Shipping Chaos Peak Season?
Container xChange
A new report shows that more than half of freight forwarders are concerned that the peak season will bring more chaos than last year.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
3 Long-Term Solutions to Today’s Supply Chain Bottlenecks
Trade Tech
The current shipping crisis has magnified the shortcomings of the way waterborne international trade is handled. Implementation of peel pile, peel-off or flow stacks will go a long way to ensuring faster throughput for increasing cargo volumes.
Risk/Compliance
Earthquake Preparedness: How Parametric Insurance Prevents Supply Chain Collapse
Swiss Re
Imagine a major earthquake strikes one of our major shipping ports and airports, where essential goods are transported through. How does the supply chain continue on?
Risk/Compliance
Food and Beverage Industry Experienced Most Frequent Cargo Theft
TT Club
In North America, prevalence of port congestion and railhead delays are seen as crucial factor.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Rising Costs Prompt New Records for Import
National Retail Federation (NRF)
United States retailers are importing materials and goods at a record pace, according to the NRF, ahead of rising costs and fear of more supply chain disruption.
Supply Chain Visibility
1 Year Since the Suez Canal Crisis: How the Ever Given Transformed Supply Chains
DeepStream
The best way to make any process resilient is to build it on solid foundations.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Container Gate-Out Times Improve While Spot Freight Rates, Transit Times Plummet
Shifl
The transit time from China to Los Angeles and Long Beach dropped by 85% from 50 days in December 2021 to 27 days in Apr 2022.
Automation
150,000-Plus AGVs to be Deployed in Seaports by 2027
ABI Research
What's more is, over 7,000 inspection robots were deployed in rail infrastructure globally in 2021.
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