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US import surge in July belies fall slowdown forecast
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, Trans-Pacific |
An unexpected surge in imports in July will take some of the steam out of peak-season volumes this autumn.
Container lines
Maritime
North American ports
Trans-Pac spot rates tread water ahead of Golden Week
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, Trans-Pacific |
Cargo volumes are building, but peak-season cargo rolling and rate hikes are still a couple of weeks away.
Container lines
World Bank sounds alarm on logistics worker shortage
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
The global logistics industry is facing a shortage of skilled workers.
Logistics Technology News
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Rocketing air cargo volume keeps up rate pressure
Dustin Braden, Shipper Relationship Manager |
July’s performance was the third straight month of double-digit gains.
Air Cargo Carriers News
Asia-Europer rates tumble ahead of pre-Golden Week season
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
The decline in spot rates on Asia-Europe accelerated this week with concerns that the widespread factory closures will result in a muted increase in volume and prices that traditionally occurs before China’s Golden Week holidays in October.
Container lines
CMA CGM adds NY-NJ to upgraded 14,000-TEU loop
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
The announcement marks a significant escalation in the size of the ships stopping at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
Container lines
North American ports
Southeast US ports shuttering as Irma barrels down
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
Ports from Miami to Charleston now lie in the Category 5 storm’s projected path.
North American ports
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HMM aims for full blockchain adoption by year-end
Dustin Braden, Shipper Relationship Manager |
Blockchain pilot programs have been flourishing this year.
Container lines
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DP World Cochin growth outpaces Indian rivals
India Special Correspondent |
DP World is placing high hopes on the Vallarpadam Terminal at Cochin, India.
Marine terminals
Bangladesh pursues aid for shipping infrastructure
Syful Islam, Bangladesh Special Correspondent |
Chittagong Chamber of Commerce President Mahbubul Alam expressed satisfaction over the government’s moves.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Inland Chinese shippers turn to Russian Far East ports
Eugene Gerden, Russia Special Correspondent |
Chinese shippers in northwest and central China are increasingly relying on Russia’s Far East ports to reach international markets.
International ports
Korea nuclear tensions bleed into shipping
Xiaolin Zeng, Special Correspondent |
Several South Korean companies have found their Chinese operations boycotted amid the increasingly fraught ties between the two countries.
Container lines
Infographic: How tech helps shippers manage supply chains
Dustin Braden, Shipper Relationship Manager |
This infographic breaks down the key types of shipping and logistics technology and their place in the supply chain.
Logistics Technology News
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Qatar inaugurates mega-port amid trade blockade
India Special Correspondent |
Qatari officials were extraordinarily upbeat and said the Hamad Port would be another tool in their arsenal to get around the blockade.
International ports
British ports: UK must stay in EU Customs Union
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
Trade between the United Kingdom and the European Union is significant and will face serious challenges should Brexit see the United Kingdom leaving the EU Customs Union, British ports warn.
Maritime
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Trans-Atlantic carriers stage westbound rate hike
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Container lines are attempting to hike westbound rates on the trans-Atlantic.
Container lines
US Senate leader presses FMC on detention-demurrage
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
The FMC has maintained that the commission has more pressing priorities than clarifying its position on detention and demurrage fees.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Cosco-PIL partnership grows with dual charter deal
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
A charter deal between Cosco and PIL will address capacity shortages in certain trades and allow the Chinese carrier to utilize surplus tonnage.
Patriot Rail: Merger with port companies provides ‘bundled’ service
JOC Staff |
Shortline, port operators are owned by the same investment group.
North-American rail
Massive Chinese factory closure threatens components
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
China’s clean-up campaign has shut down tens of thousands of Chinese factories with no end in sight.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Average cargo discharge size jumps double digits
Turloch Mooney, Senior Editor, Global Ports |
With the exception of Africa, call sizes rose in all major world regions.
Marine terminals
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Better productivity lifts growth at major Indian ports
India Special Correspondent |
India’s major, or public, ports together account for roughly 70 percent of the country’s total container trade.
International ports
Texas ports come back to life after storm, floods
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
The US Coast Guard on Tuesday reopened the Sabine-Neches Waterway.
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Houston truckers struggle with slow, soggy restart
William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking |
Relief and recovery efforts get priority while commercial operations slowly get back on the road.
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Genesee & Wyoming, Seacor team up for cross-Gulf rail ferry
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
Terms of the 50-50 joint venture were not disclosed.
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Caribbean, US Southeast shippers prep for Irma disruption
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
Hurricane Irma is the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic since 2005.
North American ports
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Matson adds westbound trans-Pacific call at Okinawa
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
Matson has added a port call to its expedited China-Long Beach Express service.
Container lines
Merger adds US military cargo to Daseke trucking portfolio
William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking |
The Daseke-R&R deal shows that the transportation merger and acquisition market remains hot.
Truckload
Rumored suitor of APMT Indian operations shrugs off talk
India Special Correspondent |
Mumbai-headquartered JSW together with expansion-hungry Adani Group had been widely rumored to be the frontrunners for APM Terminal’s speculated divestments.
Marine terminals
Thursdays worst for cargo theft, TT Club finds
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
Around 10 percent of all claims in the last decade have been for cargo theft that logistics minded crooks are stealing ever more efficiently.
Supply chain
European railways unite to handle season-end traffic surge
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
Rail traffic between Italy and Germany is expected to rise sharply in September, which is not good news with the crucial Alpine route shut down until Oct. 7.
International rail
JNPT rail push begins showing greater gains
India Special Correspondent |
Truck-to-rail freight conversion critical to easing terminal congestion is steadily picking up momentum at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust.
International rail
Mega-ships drive capacity upgrades across three alliances
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
The significant number of mega-ships set to enter Asia-North Europe by the end of 2018 has resulted in capacity upgrates on many services on the trade.
Container lines
China Merchants bags first Brazilian port
Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent |
Paranagua is Brazil’s leading port for soy exports.
Marine terminals
Port Houston busy on Labor Day amid hurricane recovery
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
Terminals handle container ships during holiday weekend.
North American ports
Excess capacity forecast to constrain rate hikes for two years
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
Carriers will find it tough to levy rate hikes with so much capacity awash in the market, SeaIntel says.
Container lines
Growth at India's top container port accelerates
India Special Correspondent |
India's premier gateway port has seen throughput surge in the month after a cyber attack on Maersk Group impacted JNPT's APM Terminal.
International ports
US export growth emboldens carriers to pursue higher rates
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, Trans-Pacific |
Containerized exports are tied closely to agricultural commodities.
Container lines
Newcomer SM Line closes in on Top 20 carrier ranking
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
It has been a remarkable ride for South Korean start-up carrier SM Line, which is about to enter the Top 20 that after just six months of operations.
Container lines
Oakland terminal consolidation a West Coast model and warning
Peter Tirschwell |
The SSA-run Oakland International Container Terminal, which now handles 75 percent of the cargo at the port, showcases how Oakland has emerged after four years of painful transition.
North American ports
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