In recent weeks, the possibility of a dockworkers’ strike on the West Coast had many industries bracing for significant supply chain disruptions. However, a recent development has brought a temporary reprieve: the strike has been suspended after an agreement was reached between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and port operators. This deal, while providing immediate relief, leaves questions about long-term stability unresolved, keeping … Read More
The upcoming challenges for the ocean logistics industry in 2022
The most popular strategies in the global ocean logistics industry for 2022 are to avoid the spot market, go for diverse sourcing, and hold more inventories. This was revealed in the recent survey carried out by Container xChange, with more than 800 logistics players as participants worldwide.
Port of Charleston Operates As If There Was No Peak Season
The Port of Charleston is making a difference. It seems to be the only one that’s not fighting against the enormous congestion that other U.S ports are living in now.
US Ports Employ Strategies for Peak Season
Due to this unprecedented peak season, congestion, tight capacity, and limited equipment are daily at U.S ports on the East and West Coast. The statistics do not lie, and here is what they show.