Port News | Journal of Commerce
WEBPort News. Stay informed on port news worldwide with Journal of Commerce. From decarbonization to labor updates, get insights on global developments.
North American ports | Journal of Commerce
WEBMaritime employers prep for wind-down of operations as longshore strike looms. Michael Angell, Senior Editor |. Ports and ocean carriers are now figuring out the playbook for how to handle what would be the first strike to hit the US East and Gulf coasts in nearly half a …
Container Shipping News | Journal of Commerce
WEBContainer shipping news and analysis of ocean container shipping, logistics, supply chains, technology and end-to-end connectivity.
International ports | Journal of Commerce
WEBCargo and vessel disruption expected after typhoon closes Shanghai, Ningbo ports. Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent |. Hapag-Lloyd said in an advisory that ships were already waiting up to 60 hours to berth at Shanghai and up 48 hours to berth in Ningbo due to vessel bunching ahead of the storm.
Maritime | Journal of Commerce
WEBarrow_right_alt. News and analysis of ocean containerized cargo movement, logistics, supply chains, technology, and end-to-end connectivity. Maritime news and analysis of containerized ocean cargo movement, breakbulk and roll …
Drayage | Journal of Commerce
WEBRoadOne looks to tap Houston freight growth with deal for Texas drayage carrier. Michael Angell, Senior Editor |. The sharp increase in freight activity seen at the Port of Houston over the past year has prompted national drayage provider RoadOne IntermodaLogistics to acquire a Texas motor carrier.
Trans-Pacific | Journal of Commerce
WEBMark Szakonyi, Executive Editor |. A prolonged work stoppage at ports along the East and Gulf coasts would put global shipping under stress in a manner similar to the forced vessel diversions around southern Africa, Zim’s Xavier Destriau told the Journal of Commerce.
Latest news | Journal of Commerce
WEBThe contingency plans by the ports come as some ocean carriers are cutting off new export bookings ahead of the possible work stoppage and issuing surcharges for cargo en route to ports that may be closed on Oct. 1.
Marine terminals | Journal of Commerce
WEBSome US ports extending gate hours ahead of strike deadline. Michael Angell, Senior Editor |. The contingency plans by the ports come as some ocean carriers are cutting off new export bookings ahead of the possible work stoppage and issuing surcharges for cargo en route to ports that may be closed on Oct. 1.
Longshore labor | Journal of Commerce
WEBMaritime employers prep for wind-down of operations as longshore strike looms. Michael Angell, Senior Editor |. Ports and ocean carriers are now figuring out the playbook for how to handle what would be the first strike to hit the US East and Gulf coasts in nearly half a …