India is moving forward with an ambitious plan to launch a significant national container shipping line, to be named the Bharat Container Shipping Line. This strategic initiative aims to bolster the n
by NY-NJ Port Adjusts Workforce Amidst New Absentee Policy
The Port of New York and New Jersey has initiated its first job reductions among longshore workers, a direct consequence of a newly enforced, stricter absentee policy. Marine terminals are implementin
by Update: 4 ways shippers can succeed in a post-de minimis world
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Update: 4 ways shippers can succeed in a post-de minimis world Shippers consistently face pressure to control expenses within their supply
by Brussels Re-engages Washington on Tariff Pact Amid Policy Shift
The European Union is reigniting efforts to advance a framework pact for a tariff deal with the United States. This development follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind his earlier pl
by Update: Charleston slows railyard development amid insufficient shipper demand
Title: Charleston Port Adjusts Railyard Expansion Plans
The Port of Charleston is significantly scaling back its railyard facility development. Specifically, the Navy Base Intermodal Facility sees a r
by Western Mediterranean Shipping Faces Renewed Storm Disruptions
Severe Atlantic storms are once again forcing the closure of terminals across the Western Mediterranean. This development occurs merely days after a previous storm had already halted operations and di
by Q4 Intermodal Savings Peak as Railroads Weigh Market Dynamics
The fourth quarter of the year saw spot intermodal savings surge to unprecedented levels, marking a significant period of cost efficiency for shippers. This notable performance highlights a favorable
by Panama Port Concessions Canceled, Prompts International Backlash and Damages Claim
Panama Ports Company (PPC) is pursuing extensive damages following the cancellation of its terminal concessions. This significant action directly results from a decision by the Panamanian Supreme Cour
by Old Dominion Freight Line Balances Optimism with Market Realism
Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL) maintains a nuanced perspective on the less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping market. The company expresses cautious optimism regarding LTL demand, a sentiment that persis
by DSV Fast-Tracks Major Acquisition Integration
DSV is actively transforming its business operations, a process now significantly influenced by the accelerated integration of DB Schenker. This strategic move highlights DSV’s commitment to efficienc