Fresh decline in US imports from Asia further hobbles trans-Pac trade
The decline in US imports from Asia is expected to accelerate in the coming months as earlier-than-usual Lunar New Year factory shutdowns in China
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Bargain shoppers accelerate US retail inventory shift
As inflation-battered consumers shop for bargains, US retail discounters are expanding their distribution networks.
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Study: People Plan to Shop Later, Buy Less This Holiday Season
Demands are high, and global pressures have resulted in more hostility toward those in customer-facing roles. It’s a brutal environment for almost everyone.
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Global carbon pricing needed; shippers willing to pay: research reports
Shipping’s transition to zero-carbon energy sources will be costly, but shippers are showing a growing willingness to pay to decarbonize their ocean transport supply
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November air cargo slump extends peak season blues
The weakness in Asia’s air freight export markets continued through the traditionally strong month of November, with little prospect of an end-of-year boost in
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Wilmington looks to showcase potential for East Coast container trade
North Carolina is looking to increase cargo flow at the Port of Wilmington, and recent announcements touting new distribution centers suggest others agree that
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Pilot project shows interoperability of eBL products
The test was meant to demonstrate that different electronic bills of lading products can be used by various parties involved in the movement of
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WERC Announces 46 th Annual Conference Coming to Orlando
The Warehousing Education and Research Council (WERC), a division of MHI,
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Ports America, MSC to invest $800 million in proposed New Orleans terminal
The largest US terminal operator and biggest carrier on US ocean trades are putting their weight behind a mega terminal in New Orleans
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