In today’s competitive market landscape, the significance of customer service within the supply chain industry cannot be overstated. As businesses strive to meet and exceed customer expectations, the impact of customer service on a brand’s reputation and customer loyalty has become more pronounced than ever. The statistics speak volumes about the pivotal role customer service plays in shaping consumer perceptions and decisions. According to Arena … Read More
Port of Savannah Container Volume Increasing
2022 fiscally has been a huge success, according to the Georgia Ports Authority. In one year, Port of Savannah has recorded 5.76 million twenty-foot units being handled, making it an 8% overall increase year over year. Simultaneously, the port of Savannah has also announced that June 2022 was also a record-breaking month for them, handling 494,107 TEUs, which is a rise of a 10.6% increase … Read More
5 Tips When Exporting Your Goods
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Charleston Leads to Increased Direct Sailings to Europe and the Middle East
The Opening of the Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal in Charleston Leads to Increased Capacity and more robust Direct Sailings to Europe and the Middle East.
Customs Brokerage Question of the Month
Q: What are Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties? A: Antidumping (AD) and Countervailing Duties (CVD) are intended to offset the value of dumping and/or subsidization, thereby leveling the playing field for domestic industries taking a hit by unfairly traded imports. “Dumping” occurs when foreign manufacturers sell goods in the United States less than fair value, causing injury to the U.S. industry. AD cases are company-specific; their … Read More
U.S. Port Congestion Makes Its Way To The East Coast
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.
Record Import Volumes Set to Worsen West Coast Port Congestion
Peak Season is well underway and the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are feeling the pressure. The increased congestion results in container delays, terminal yard closures, increased wait times, and equipment shortages.