American Shipper

America had been on track to become the world’s largest propane exporter until Saudi Arabia opened its crude spigot.

Blanked sailings blamed for two terminals scheduling one- and two-day suspensions of operations.

The United States has plunged into a recession and imports may never recover, says the former Trailer Bridge CEO.

With increased volatility in international airfreight, Cargojet is bringing back planes to focus on the hot domestic market.

The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control adds five U.A.E. companies to SDN List for facilitating embargoed Iranian oil sales.

Americans for Free Trade, which represents more than 100 trade organizations, said eliminating existing U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods would boost the American economy by $75 billion during the COVID-19 crisis.

Halt of cruise voyages will slash HFO demand, a positive for cargo ships with scrubbers.

The coronavirus is an existential threat to the airline industry, Air Canada’s CEO says

Executive Director Gene Seroka said the coronavirus has not impacted landside operations.

SeaIntelligence Consulting CEO says impact from pandemic could total about 10% of global volumes.

It’s a full red alert for the airline industry as the coronavirus crushes travel demand. Companies are racing to shore up their finances as revenues dry up.

USNS Comfort will be dispatched to New York Harbor; USNS Mercy will be sent to West Coast site.

While USDA and FDA staff and resources become constrained by the coronavirus, the agencies continue to work with industry to protect the health of the food supply chain.

The Trump administration notified Congress that it will begin bilateral trade agreement talks with the East African country.

It’s not exactly “Extreme Makeover,” but passenger airlines are flipping their planes into cargo haulers. Desperation breeds innovation.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection attributed the cancellation to “the unprecedented situation related to coronavirus (COVID-19) across the country, and the closure of our testing centers.”

CEO Jim Newsome says the SCPA is “working full steam” to meet its obligation to keep the supply chain fluid during the coronavirus crisis.

Lois Zabrocky explains how two black swans — the outbreak and oil price war — reshaped the market.

Travel demand has plummeted in Australia and New Zealand, as it has elsewhere, and major carriers to the island nations are quickly matching their footprint to business levels.

The CBP Laredo Field Office oversees U.S. ports of entry along the Mexican border in the cities of Laredo, Roma, Del Rio, Brownsville, Eagle Pass, Hidalgo, Rio Grande City and Progreso.