Mobile’s deeper harbor primes it for new resin export hub
Canada’s Ray-Mont Logistics will build its third US transload site at the Alabama port as the company looks to offer shippers an alternative to
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US bolsters customs enforcement of small and foreign importers
The order targets importers that are largely unknown to US Customs and Border Protection, as well as importers using diversions from one country to
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Era of ‘low data, low accountability’ over for air cargo e-commerce: Tiaca
With the EU about to follow the US in scrapping duty-free imports of low-value goods, the expanding regulatory clampdown is a turning point in
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Are ocean carriers set to dominate marine terminal ownership?
Carriers and their affiliates now own about 50% of worldwide terminal capacity, coming close to double what it was 10 years ago, according to
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MSC brings back trans-Pacific express service due to rate surge
The ocean carrier halted the Pearl service about a year ago due to weak market fundamentals, but said current demand merits its return.
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Western Canadian import gains demonstrate recovery, not dominance: analyst
Vancouver and Prince Rupert are in the midst of a long-term recovery from severe disruptions that occurred in 2023 and 2024, indicating not superiority
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‘Scoring’ seen giving US LTL shippers pricing leverage with carriers
A new platform that would score the dock efficiency of US LTL shippers could help restrain rising LTL costs — if shippers share the
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Trans-Pacific frontloading drives early peak capacity crunch, rate surge
Space on vessels leaving Asia has become tight enough that forwarders are warning customers they must book at least three weeks in advance amid
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Independent FedEx Freight looks to roll into new markets
With its spin-off completed, standalone carrier FedEx Freight wants to reverse recent volume declines by filling more trailers with non-industrial freight.
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