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ILA shuts down ports on Atlantic and Gulf coast

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has launched a coast-wide shutdown of ports from Maine to Texas at 12:01 a.m. (ET) on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.

Tens of thousands of ILA members set up picket lines at critical waterfront facilities across the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts,...

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ILA says it will move forward with strike on Tuesday 1st October

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has confirmed its plans to initiate a...

No visible flames on YM Mobility, says Yang Ming

The fire on board YM Mobility seems to be under control with ‘no visible flames on...

Red Sea disruptions impacting entire ocean network

News 18 Jul 2024  As the Red Sea crisis protracts into the third quarter of 2024,...

Some carriers are starting to omit Singapore, according to Sand

In a statement to WorldCargo News, Xeneta’s Chief Analyst discusses Singapore’s port...

Freight rates to surpass Red Sea crisis peak

31 May 2024  Businesses are already shipping cargo for the Christmas period in May Ocean...

Schedule reliability figures improve

Sea-Intelligence has unveiled its latest Global Liner Performance report, indicating an uptick in...

Ukraine to resume Ro-Ro and container shipping

Ukraine to resume Ro-Ro and container shipping – March 2024 While Ukraine has managed to...

Baltimore bridge collapse could cause supply chain disruption, says Xeneta

Supply chain disruption can be expected after the collapse of the Baltimore bridge, however,...

Maersk has said it is pausing all journeys through the Red Sea.

The decision comes after a spate of attacks on vessels launched from a part of Yemen controlled by...

BAN ON THE IMPORT OF IRON AND STEEL OF RUSSIAN ORIGIN

As part of broader trade sanctions against Russia the UK introduced a ban on iron and steel of...

Northern Ireland Duty Reimbursement Scheme Launches

Traders can now reclaim duty on “at risk” goods moving into Northern Ireland which do...

TARGET OPERATING MODEL (TOM) RELEASED

TARGET OPERATING MODEL (TOM) RELEASED The UK Government, in collaboration with the Scottish and...

2M breakup throws carriers’ operating playbook out the window

No one remotely familiar with container shipping, when they first saw the Jan. 25 announcement of...

Sourcing shift from China pulls US import share to more than a decade low

Efforts by U.S. importers to reduce their reliance on China to mitigate the risks of...

Congestion in Shanghai

Port congestion in mainland China continued to remain high with extended lockdown measures As...

Schedule reliability drops to an all-time low in August

Sea-Intelligence’s latest figures on the main ocean trade lanes show that schedule...

CARRIER DISRUPTION / RELIABILITY 2021

The container shipping analyst’s latest Global Liner Performance (GLP) report, with...

US ports ‘struggling to keep up’ amid more record imports

Thursday, 17 June 2021 With volumes up by more than a quarter on 2019 levels and with the...

UK looking to delay new EU border checks

Government considering relaxing post-Brexit plans next month for border checks on food and other...

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