Prospects for a compromise on new U.S.-Canada tariffs remain weak, though analysts expect the two countries to eventually reach a deal, given their long history of trade negotiations.
Global container port congestion has reached 4.3 million TEUs, driven largely by disruptions at East Asian ports. Further capacity reductions in Panama could add to pressure on already-congested trade lanes.
Below-average rainfall is placing strain on Panama Canal capacity, with authorities expecting to reduce daily vessel transits beginning in September.
Conflicting rules from Tehran and Washington are creating a compliance bind for shipowners operating in the Strait of Hormuz, adding uncertainty for vessels already facing elevated security risks.
The Port of Vancouver has completed its road and rail upgrades, bringing more efficient cargo flows throughout the area and cutting truck transit times in half.
Honda says it may reconsider a new North American plant without an extension of the USMCA trade agreement, citing uncertainty around the cost of tariffs and future investment costs.
New legislation aims to create more consistent legal standards for trucking in the U.S. If passed, the measure could provide greater predictability for carriers and help reduce litigation-related costs across the trucking industry.
Rail handling efficiency at Hamburg’s Container Terminal Altenwerder is getting a boost from a new remote-controlled gantry crane.
As one of Europe’s largest rail-connected ports, the upgrade could streamline cargo handling and strengthen connections across the European supply chain.
National Airlines has received a 777-200F, increasing its freighter fleet to 13 aircraft. The added capacity expands global air cargo options and gives shippers more flexibility
across the supply chain.
Brussels Airport is trialing autonomous tow tractors to move cargo, offering a glimpse into how automation could improve efficiency and sustainability in airport operations.
The first pumpkin shipments are on the move following a challenging growing season across North America. The seasonal surge puts added pressure on perishable supply chains, where timing and capacity are critical to getting products to market.