NEWS

As the transition to electric trucks gains momentum, many fleets are taking advantage of generous incentives offered by states such as California to offset the high costs associated with electric vehicles. It’s important to understand…

Overall Freight demand has remained lower and consistent over the past month. The consensus among ocean carriers and ports is that there will be a moderate increase in peak-season volumes as holiday goods are shipped.…

In a significant move that has raised tensions with China, the United States and Taiwan have signed a new trade deal aimed at strengthening economic relations between the two nations. Described as the most comprehensive…

The global trading system is undergoing significant shifts that are reshaping international supply chains and ushering in a new era of trade. Termed “reglobalization,” this transformation is driven by two primary forces: companies seeking to…

Overall Freight demand has remained lower and more consistent over the past month. Figures are showing a six straight month of declines in container import volume. Major shippers have also indicated that supply chains are…

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection 2023 Trade Facilitation and Cargo Security (TFCS) Summit was held in Boston April 17th – 19th.   There were over 1300 attendees including importers, exporters, Customs brokers, and freight forwarders. Nicole…

This year marked the milestone 50th Annual NCBFAA conference, which took place in New Orleans. The NCBFAA, serving as the authoritative voice of the brokerage and logistics industry since 1897, holds considerable influence in shaping…

General Rate Increases (GRIs) have been making waves in the shipping industry, particularly in the trans-Pacific market. While carriers have experienced success in pushing spot rates higher, there is a growing concern among shippers that…