The crisis in the Red Sea will require companies to start planning for peak season in the next few months.

Tankers and bulk vessels continue to avoid conflict in the Red Sea, at increasing rates, according to new data from Lloyd’s List Intelligence.

ITS Logistics is entering this digital arena with its container management and visibility platform ContainerAI.

The threat to global shipping has grown following a Tuesday attack against a commercial vessel in the Red Sea with no apparent ties to Israel.

Maritime security firm Ambrey has expanded an advisory to vessels in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, warning that rebels could be using outdated data to plan attacks.

Attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea by Houthis militants could impact global trade.

With China knocked off its pedestal of reliable, cheap products, other countries have jumped in and seized on the weakness.

The Biden administration has announced a huge plan to tackle issues plaguing the U.S. supply chain that covers several cross-government partnerships.

CMA CGM, like many other carriers, is reporting serious revenue loss. The North America president and CEO goes into detail with American Shipper and explains why the company is investing in more physical infrastructure.

In a conversation with American Shipper, CarGurus’ director of industry insights and analytics shows that some model inventories will be impacted by the strike and some will be fine.

Companies are evaluating their warehouse footprint, assessing consolidation and not ruling out relocation, WarehouseQuote executive says.

Austin, Texas-based Tank Payments, a trucking fintech company, has received Airbnb’s Economic Empowerment Award.

Anderson Economic Group says the auto industry is entering the “danger zone” as the United Auto Workers strike continues with economic losses reaching $7.7 billion.

On Friday, Unite the Union announced it registered a dispute over the increased medical standards on maritime pilots in the U.K.

A new report from the Anderson Economic Group says the UAW strike against the Detroit Three resulted in $3.95 billion in losses in the first two weeks.

The Office of Inspector General reported the rate of illness and injury at U.S. warehouses as “consistently high.”

Logistics and supply chain experts are warning that an extended United Auto Workers strike could have major impacts on the trucking industry.

The Panama Canal Authority on Tuesday suspended bookings for super vessels through Sept. 30 in its latest measure to remove a backlog waiting to traverse the canal.

Based on current port data compiled by American Shipper, the East Coast and Gulf ports are strongly favored over West Coast ports.

With the Panama Canal drought expected to continue, now might be the time for shippers to seek alternatives.