In today’s e-commerce landscape, consumers expect products to be in stock and delivered fast. However, at some point, all supply … Read More
A Look to the Past: Dry Cargo Transported on Tankers
In 1872, the first oceangoing steamer designed to carry oil was built. The Belgian-flagged Vaderland was designed and constructed to … Read More
COVID-19 Adds Difficulties for US Shippers on Automotive Logistics
Right now the United States auto supply chain has seen a significant decrease in sales combined with tariffs. Together these … Read More
FAA Approves Transporting Cargo Inside the Cabin of Passenger Aircrafts
U.S. airlines are beginning to fill their seats not with passengers but with cargo. The FAA has recently approved cargo … Read More
Donald Trump to Revoke Hong Kong's Special Trade Status With the U.S.
President Donald J. Trump announced in a news conference on May 29, 2020, that he will direct his administration to … Read More
The US Start to Relocate its Import Sources Away From China
Over the last two years, there has been a drop in U.S. imports from China, the result of an ongoing … Read More
43 Containers Fall Overboard From APL England
Medical equipment among other commodities can be found washed ashore on the Australian coast after 43 containers fell off from … Read More
US Imports Drop as Canceled Sailings Increase
Container lines are giving the world an economic window into the future of land-based cargo flow across the United States. … Read More
Rotterdam Forecasts Substantial Impact From COVID-19 Outbreak
Authorities at Port of Rotterdam said last week that global disruption to the supply chains is not the only thing … Read More