Maritime

Big April gains at Southern California container terminals are deceiving.

Short-sea shipper says economic impact of COVID-19 has forced service disruption and employee layoffs.

The 19,200-TEU MSC Anna is retrieving empty containers piling up during the coronavirus crisis to return to Asia.

Pandemic yet to heavily impact Caribbean container transshipment but fallout looms.

Less-than-containerload services offer forwarders and their shippers an alternative to more expensive air freight and full-container transport services, industry experts say.

Ports of Seattle, Tacoma, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland, Houston, Jacksonville and Charleston all report drops in March.

Pandemic pressures on tourism, oil and textiles squeeze Caribbean cargo demand.

The Supply Chain Intelligence Center pinpoints trouble spots on the nation’s highways and ports to U.S. humanitarian relief providers responding to the health crisis.

World’s second-largest box carrier resolves its website woes.

Good news for box carriers: Freight rates haven’t collapsed. Bad news: Volumes have.

Global maritime insurer promotes international adoption of container packing and declaration practices to reduce losses.

Ocean shipping post-pandemic: What changes lie ahead for supply, demand, stocks and debt?

Problem-solving supply chain bottlenecks is the way to build customer loyalty, freight experts say.

Fee-based storage offered at five North American terminals to assist importers dealing with supply chain disruption caused by coronavirus pandemic.

The number of empty containers returned to Asia from the California port dropped 23% in March.

Crude-tanker demand should continue to rise. Will stock prices follow suit?

While staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic, catch up on classic — and not-so-classic — movies prominently featuring modes of transportation.

The global logistics giant said its Q1 profits among its five business divisions suffered from the coronavirus upheaval.

Website and the online booking platform of MSC have gone offline but fallout appears contained.

North American rail volumes last week were approaching levels normally seen during Christmas and New Year’s, according to the Association of American Railroads.