Ships Divert from Ningbo, No Timeframe Given For Terminal Reopening
Having learned lessons from the closure of Yantian Port [...]
World’s Two Largest Ports Experience Unprecedented Congestion
Ningbo and Shanghai, the world’s two largest ports, are [...]
U.S. Ports Face Peak-Season as Anchorages Fill
The fear voiced by Port of Los Angeles Executive [...]
Shipping Braces as China Goes Into Lockdown Mode
Shipping will need to start to make contingency plans [...]
Container Congestion Registered in Every Corner of the Planet
The state of global container congestion continues to roil [...]
COVID-19 Measures in Vietnam Pummel an Already Bruised Supply Chain
Strict lockdown measures to suppress Vietnam’s worst outbreak of [...]
Global Liner Congestion Worsens
The port congestion pandemic has stretched around the globe [...]
FMC to Assess Whether Container Lines are Abusing Market Power
The Federal Maritime Commission plans to audit nine of [...]
Port of Vancouver Congestion Mounts Despite Resumed Rail Service
The Port of Vancouver is continuing to feel the [...]
B.C. Wildfires Damage Rail Lines, Backlogging Canada’s Freight Supply Chain
Wildfires burning across British Columbia damaged rail lines and [...]
