All the pipes of trade are connected. If one pipe starts to have empty-container constriction, container prices will be influenced across the board.
China’s “dynamic COVID-zero policy” means more government-mandated testing — and more drayage delays.
Labor strikes and slowdowns at ports in Germany, Antwerp, Belgium, and Rotterdam, Netherlands, are crippling trade and could trigger more logistical inflationary pressures for U.S. importers and consumers.
The jaws of the supply chain vise are squeezing trade so tight that the headache it is creating will be a whopper for logistics managers this peak season.
A new tracking analytic uncovers the undercurrents within the flow of trade.
The Port of New York and New Jersey’s outgoing and incoming directors discuss container migration, reliance on data and how they avoided problems plaguing West Coast ports.
When it comes to lifting lockdowns in China, false hope will remain the norm.
China’s zero-COVID policy is a prescription for more inflation and supply chain “illness.”
Trucking solutions, sitting cargo are among the issues in Henan province’s capital city.
China’s zero-COVID measures will make it harder for European exports to reach the East Coast because empty containers aren’t getting where they’re needed.
