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Middle East Escalation Reverses Container Line Return Plans, EU Extends Red Sea Protection
The latest escalation in Middle East tensions has dealt a significant setback to the container sector’s gradual return...
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U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against IEEPA Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), invalidating the sweeping tariffs...
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China’s Export Growth Remains Strong but Commodity Shifts Put Pressure on Freight Forwarders
Despite a year of tariff‑related uncertainty, China’s export engine continues to run at full strength, particularly in the...
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Industry Groups Warn of Rising Wave of Cargo Crime Worldwide
The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) and the Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) EMEA are calling attention...
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SAJ, EU Strengthen Dialogue on Jamaica’s Logistics Hub Potential
Jamaica’s ambition to become a major regional logistics hub received a fresh vote of confidence this week, as...
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The EU and India “Make History” with Free Trade Agreement
The 27-nation European Union (EU) and India signed a free trade agreement on January 27, 2026, concluding nearly...
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Port Handlers Ltd. ADVISORY
All Importers, Customs Brokers & Freight ForwardersPORT HANDLERS LIMITED EXTENDED PEAK SEASON OPENINGHOURS ADVISORYWe encourage all customers whose...
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Differing Carrier Moves Add to Asia–Europe Market Uncertainty
Differing carrier strategies for Red Sea transits are intensifying uncertainty on Asia–Europe trade routes, driving spot rates on major...
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Ports under pressure as industry urges cargo owners to clear goods
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s ports and cargo warehouses remain under heavy strain, weeks after the traditional holiday rush,...
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