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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Category: Industry News
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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The IMO 2020 Cloud Appears to be Dissipating as Carrier Policies are Adopted
The IMO 2020 cloud seems to be dissipating. There had been much confusion leading up to the...
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Trade War Causing Reduced Volume Growth at Chinese Ports
China’s top ports are starting to feel the effects of increased tensions and the resulting trade...
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How Adverse Weather Impacts the Shipping Industry
When a hurricane is close to a coastline or touches land, the high speed winds put everything at risk, such as vessels in the water, land transportation (trucks and trains), and most importantly, the terminals where containers are stacked and large cranes are operating.
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