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ILA says strike ‘more likely’ as contract deadline looms with no progress
The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) announced that a strike "is becoming more likely" as they struggle to reach...
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Container freight rates seen peaking
According to Linerlytica, freight rates may have peaked and are leveling off. The company said new shipping capacity...
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Loading worries drive early peak season frenzy on eastbound trans-Pacific
Shippers worried about not being able to secure capacity for the upcoming peak season are rushing to book...
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US trade groups urge Biden’s help in restarting stalled ILA-USMX talks
A group of U.S. manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and trade organizations is urging the Biden administration to help resume...
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Big capacity injection into ex-Asia trades having little effect: Drewry
Maritime consultancy Drewry reported that carriers have added 1 million TEUs of new containership capacity to trades originating...
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U.S Port Negotiations Stall Over Automation Dispute
Labor talks between U.S. port employers, represented by the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), and the International Longshoremen's...
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Diverging Ocean Rates for Shippers and Forwarders
Disruptions in global container shipping triggered by the Red Sea crisis and an early peak season have caused...
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Bottlenecks in Singapore
Singapore, the world's second-busiest container port, is facing severe congestion, causing significant shipping delays. According to Linerlytica, containerships...
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EU’s New Import Control System
The European Union's customs pre-arrival safety and security program known as the Import Control System 2 (ICS2) goes...
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