US imports to begin recovery, but remain well below 2022: retailers
Retailers say their main concern right now is to avoid over-ordering product from factories in Asia until they get a better handle on consumer
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Southern California volume declines cause truck, rail rates to plunge
Trucking and intermodal providers are offering discounts to secure freight in Southern California, where volumes are declining as imports from Asia fall.
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Reshoring & Reuse: How Circular Manufacturing Can Drive Value for Business and Surrounding Communities
Rooted in three core principles of social responsibility, environmental regeneration, and economic success, circular manufacturing is not just theory anymore.
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ILWU Canada talks begin with focus on wages, automation: sources
It is unlikely an agreement between ILWU Canada and West Coast employers will be reached before the current contract expires on March 31, sources
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Visibility providers target challenges of container terminal milestone data
Shippers struggling to manage demurrage fees and container availability information have two new options to track the status of containers at ports.
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Zim pulls expedited China-US service as pandemic market unwinds
Zim is terminating a two-year-old trans-Pacific service, while beefing up a Southeast Asia–US East Coast route, as weakened Chinese imports and too much capacity
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CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd join MSC in hiking India-US rates
Later this month, CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd will impose general rate increases of $600 per FEU and $500 per FEU, respectively, on all shipments
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Big Food Brands Struggling to Kick Junk Addiction, Survey Finds
Producers are under pressure to make their portfolios healthier because obesity is already a public health crisis in countries like the U.S., and
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