maritime shipping
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: America’s first lighthouse went “on line” 305 years ago
The Boston Light is 305 years old today. Read a FreightWaves Classics profile of this Boston landmark.
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Chart of the Week
Maritime booking surge suggests capacity could get tighter this fall
Shippers are requesting as much capacity as ever from maritime shippers in August after slowing their pace through most of the summer. What should we…
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: Nation’s lighthouses “protect our coasts and guide our sailors”
National Lighthouse Day is Saturday, August 7, 2021. Read about U.S. lighthouses and their importance to maritime shipping.
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: Port of Mobile is a key Gulf Coast port
The Port of Mobile is an economic engine for the State of Alabama. Read a profile in this FreightWaves Classics article.
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American Shipper
Global shipping congestion calls for greater visibility
IRIS is GEODIS’ eye-in-the-sky ocean and air shipments visibility platform for booking and managing exports in real time.
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American Shipper
FreightWaves Flashback: Whose flag is the most convenient?
1986: Liberia fights to remain a leading flag of convenience as competition increases.
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Great Quarter, Guys podcast
Maritime mania challenges supply chains — Great Quarter, Guys
On this episode of Great Quarter, Guys, Andrew Cox looks at how much stress the Pacific backups are continuing to put on already strained supply…
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Chart of the Week
Panama spread hits all-time high as shippers flee to east coast
Shippers are desperately trying to find a way to get their freight into the U.S. The peak impacts to surface transportation may be in the…
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: The Port of Virginia – America’s first port
The Port of Virginia is a key U.S. port. Read about it in this FreightWaves Classics article.
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Chart of the Week
Port of Oakland becomes next overflow valve for shippers
Shippers continue to struggle to find a reliable way to get freight into the U.S., which is causing major changes to surface transportation patterns.
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