Ocean Carriers Rounding 2021 with Biggest Profits Yet

peak season

While consumers, manufacturers, and shippers are struggling to cut costs and remain afloat during these trying times –  ocean carriers, specifically the Japanese carrier Ocean Network Express (ONE), are reporting some of the highest profits to date. 

Ningbo’s Meishan Terminal Closed for the 8th Day and Counting

ningbo terminal

In what seems like a year of relentless disruptions for the international logistics sector, we are again facing another detrimental bottleneck with the recent suspension of operations at Ningbo’s Meishan terminal. The announcement came on August 10th, after a dock worker tested positive for the Delta variant.

U.S. Port Congestion Makes Its Way To The East Coast

US port congestion

New equipment shortages and congestion are evolving on the East Coast as import numbers continue to grow. The increased volume seen in Savannah and New York is in response to the bottleneck in Los Angeles and Long Beach, which shows little signs of letting up.

Charleston, a Low-Cost Alternative to NYC and NJ

Charleston Warehouse

Situated 750 miles south of NYC and 580 miles north of Miami, Charleston’s competitive advantage lies in its centralized East Coast location, offering a low-cost alternative to the New York and New Jersey Ports for importing, exporting, and fulfillment.

Export Spotlight- Australia

As the United States’ 16th largest goods export partner, Australia is a core export market for GLC, with our teams routinely handling air, LCL, and FCL shipments.