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Maritime Chokepoint Disruptions Pose $14 Billion Annual Risk to Global Trade
A recent study by the University of Oxford highlighted the vulnerability of global supply chains to disruptions at...
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Shipping Lines Considering Red Sea Reentry as Global Demand Softens
Container shipping lines are laying the groundwork for service restructuring in anticipation of resuming transits through the Suez...
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Is Gemini’s Near 90% Schedule Reliability Paving the Way for Premium Fees?
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are exploring introducing premium charges in connection with higher schedule reliability under their vessel-sharing alliance,...
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Trade Truce Offers Temporary Relief, But Uncertainty Clouds 2026 Outlook
The 12-month trade truce between the U.S. and China, coming into effect on November 10, has brought temporary relief to...
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Customs Duty and GCT Exemption
TO SPEED UP THE FLOW OF HUMANITARIAN GOODS, THE GOVERNMENT HAS APPROVED THE FOLLOWING:* Customs duty and GCT...
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U.S. and China Begin Enforcing Reciprocal Port Charges
On October 14, 2025, both the United States and China began enforcing reciprocal port charges aimed at each...
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Trade Resilience in 2025, but WTO Lowers 2026 Forecast
In its October Global Trade Outlook and Statistics update, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has cut its 2026...
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U.S. Port Fee Policy to Cost Top 10 Carriers $3.2 Billion
As of October 14, 2025, U.S. trade policy will implement a new port fee for Chinese-owned, operated, or...
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BIMCO Identifies Growth in Non-U.S. Trade Lanes
The global container shipping market is undergoing a shift with demand increasingly driven by trade routes outside of...
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