Global container schedule reliability slipped in August as Far East–Europe disruptions drove performance toward pandemic-era lows.

Alabama’s $100 million Montgomery inland container terminal will link central Alabama shippers to the Port of Mobile via CSX rail.

U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon are investigating how sensitive F-35 components bound from Australia to the United States for repair were diverted to Hong Kong and are now unaccounted for.

Xeneta: Asia-US spot rates are nearing pandemic records after surging more than 320% since late February.

Freight on U.S. railroads saw a rare down week but still maintained a healthy lead ahead of 2025 volumes. 

Norfolk Southern says intermodal’s next growth phase will depend on making rail as simple, predictable and accountable as trucking through stronger terminal performance and a coast-to-coast merger.

The cost of fuel for ocean-going cargo ships more than doubled so far this year, although supplies have improved.

Growing delays for rail-bound boxes reflect continuing pressure on intermodal capacity.

Georgia’s Port of Savannah posted solid cargo gains despite typhoons, Panama Canal woes.

Rolf Habben Jansen says container demand has held up better than expected despite tariffs and geopolitical turmoil, while higher costs and uncertainty over Red Sea routings continue to cloud the market outlook.

Imports climbed 3.8% from July to 2.60 million TEUs as gains at East, Gulf and West Coast gateways coincided with a broad increase in sourcing-market volumes and rising port transit delays.

Container carriers Red Sea return is lowering some rates but increasing exposure to potential new disruptions.

The Port of Long Beach marked its fifth-busiest month ever as imports and exports both increased.

SC Ports and Norfolk Southern launched daily intermodal rail service between Charleston and Huntsville, expanding the port’s inland reach.

Delaware Container Terminal is scheduled to open by 2028.

A shipyard fire erupted on a bulk carrier under repair in China.

The Port of Los Angeles posted a record summer with year-to-date volume up 1.5% as officials expect continued strength.

Freight on U.S. railroads staged a late summer surge led by grain and metallic ores.

Colonial Terminals has opened a new 25-acre multimodal breakbulk facility serving the Port of Savannah region.

United States is not imposing a blanket ban on Canadian dairy, alcohol and motor vehicles, according to the tariff fine print.