CBP seeks industry input on rules curbing low-value shipment abuse
The US is seeking to amend rules regarding so-called de minimis shipments, which have skyrocketed since the pandemic. Source link
The US is seeking to amend rules regarding so-called de minimis shipments, which have skyrocketed since the pandemic. Source link
Two US shippers latest to allege carriers bumped contract cargo to spot market The twin complaints to the FMC charge that several ocean carriers pushed the shippers into paying surcharges and premium rates totaling $5.5 million, while creating another $76 million in added spot market costs. Source link
Ocean Alliance network to grow trans-Pacific, Asia-Europe coverage The uncertainty surrounding the Red Sea was highlighted by member OOCL, and although the carrier provided both an around-Africa option and a version via the Suez, it said the Africa diversions will continue until further notice. Source link
The decline reflects the wider slide in container freight rates from August, which accelerated in October and November as cargo demand eased. Source link
The carrier’s top-line financials are a clear signal that container shipping is firmly back in profitable territory following a poor end to 2023 that left several carriers nursing losses. Source link
The US last-mile market has become fragmented, benefiting shippers from both a cost and capacity perspective. Source link
Vancouver braces for congestion, high rail dwells through January A confluence of factors, including vessel bunching at Asian load ports and a pre-Lunar New Year cargo surge, have combined to cause congestion at the port and reduce its railcar availability. Source link
Vancouver braces for congestion, high rail dwells through January A confluence of factors, including vessel bunching at Asian load ports and a pre-Lunar New Year cargo surge, have combined to cause congestion at the port and reduce its railcar availability. Source link
The lack of sustained underlying freight demand is keeping contract truckload rates close to flat, analysts and shippers say, despite a late-year seasonal gain in spot rates. Source link
With the threat of a US port strike averted, the transition to new global service networks will not be accompanied by widespread disruption, the analyst believes. Source link