Mexico Prepares to Launch First Cabotage Routes
Beginning in the first quarter of 2020, Mexico will officially launch its first container cabotage...
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Category: Industry News
Port of Jacksonville Starts Work on Large Terminal Upgrade
A couple of weeks ago in Jacksonville, Florida, the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT)...
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China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Day to Day Updates As We Close Out 2019
Recently, we gave an overview of the One Belt, One Road initiative, a strategic logistics plan...
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The Port of New York and New Jersey Sees Shortage of Cold Storage Space
Increased e-commerce sales demand for food and other perishables has led to a shortage of cold...
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The Port of Boston Wins $20 Million BUILD Grant
It appears the Patriots and the Celtics are not the only winning show in the city of Boston. The...
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An Overview of Global Imports in Q4 2019
In Q4 of the year, the shipping industry is usually able to analyze the health of the U.S. market...
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An Overview of the Transpacific Market in Q4 2019
The traditional August-September peak shipping season this year has been a bit disappointing for...
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Heavy Truck and Trailer Production Facing Possible Market Correction
ACT Research Company, a respected data publisher for the commercial truck and trailer industry, is...
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Warehouse Rent Costs are Leveling Out in Good News for BCOs Looking to Expand
Now may be a better time than ever for beneficial cargo owners (BCOs) to consider expanding their...
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Truck Drivers Face Increased Delays Due to Shipping Company Practices
Despite rising shipping costs and the threat of imposed penalties, a report released by the...
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Safe Bulkers to Outfit Half its Fleet with Scrubber Installations
In anticipation of new IMO sulphur cap rules going into effect next year, dry bulk shipping...
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What to Expect from the 2020 Ocean Freight Market
With less than three months ahead of us to close out 2019, the shipping industry is curious to see...
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