On November Fifteenth, President Joe Biden signed into effect the massive $284 Billion Infrastructure and Jobs Act (IIJA) aimed at modernizing the country’s antiquated infrastructure.
Long Beach takes First Steps Towards 24/7 Supply Chain Operations
Sept. 17th, in the thick of peak season with roughly 50 vessels anchored in San Pedro Bay, the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles announced sweeping reforms in an attempt to improve fluidity and reduce delays during what continues to be unprecedented volumes at our nations largest ports. Among many of the measures being taken, is a much-needed move towards 24/7 operations. Both ports are extending … Read More
6 Tips for Improving your Supply Chain Management
Managing your supply chain is one thing, but optimizing it is a whole different challenge and one that many companies fail at doing. To help you succeed, we have put together six fundamental cornerstones that you should emphasize when planning your supply chain.
Supply Chain Consulting
GLC Supply Chain Consulting Years of global trade experience, technology, logistics, and customer satisfaction are just a few key elements in the superior workflow of GLC's Supply Chain Consulting. GLC's comprehensive expertise includes global interconnected and interlinked networks combined with state-of-the-art information and cutting-edge, proven logistics. At GLC we understand that in business, results matter. That 's why GLC works closely with our clients, listening ... Read More
Pet Supply
Pet Supply Request a Quote As the pet supply industry continues to grow rapidly, we recognize the importance of having a reliable logistics partner who can help you stay ahead of the competition. With our years of experience in the industry, we have the knowledge and expertise to be your strongest ally in the growth of your company. Our warehousing, distribution, and storage services are ... Read More
U.S. Strengthens China Tariffs
In a decisive move, U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai announced further actions on China tariffs following a thorough four-year statutory review. This review assessed the effectiveness of tariffs imposed under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, aimed at countering unfair trade practices by China, particularly in the realm of technology transfer and intellectual property. Key Outcomes of the Review: Effectiveness of Tariffs: The … Read More
Air Cargo Surges with Red Sea, E-commerce Boom
In the realm of global logistics, recent shifts are reshaping the air cargo landscape, driven by a confluence of factors including disruptions in Red Sea shipping routes and the booming e-commerce sector in China. This transformative scenario is powering a resurgence in air cargo demand and skyrocketing rates, setting the stage for a promising peak season while raising concerns among logistics providers striving to secure … Read More
May 2024: Navigating International Trade Challenges
May 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal month for businesses engaged in international trade, particularly those with operations linked to Asia. The convergence of the General Rate Increase (GRI) and the recent Labour Day holidays in China presents a unique set of challenges for the global logistics sector. This period could impact everything from shipment schedules to freight costs, making advanced preparation crucial … Read More
CBP’s Role in Securing Cargo Imports
In the realm of international trade, the smooth flow of goods across borders is essential for economic growth and prosperity. At the forefront of ensuring the security and integrity of this process is the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Recent developments in the world of cargo importation have brought to light various trends and challenges that CBP is navigating to uphold its mandate effectively. … Read More
The Effects of the Key Bridge Collapse on the Industry
After the unfortunate collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on March 26th, the world’s attention has turned to the critical role of the Port of Baltimore in the supply chain industry, especially in sectors like automotive. According to a recent report from the Government of Maryland, in 2023, the Port moved 847,158 cars and light trucks, maintaining its position as the top … Read More