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Watch: Are Foodservice Supply Chains Getting Back to Normal?
Justin Marx, chief executive officer of North American Meats & More, checks in with a progress report about the state of foodservice supply chains and supplier-buyer relationships.
Are Foodservice Supply Chains Getting Back to Normal?
Port Chief Sees U.S. Import Surge ‘Easily’ Lasting Into 2022
Congestion from an influx of goods continues to overwhelm port terminals, exhaust warehouse space and strain transportation connections like trucks and rail depots.
Shipping containers are stacked at the Port of Los Angeles. Photo: Bloomberg.
Here's When EU’s Carbon Rules Would Hit Oil Guzzling Industries, Like Shipping
The EU’s sweeping proposals to curb greenhouse emissions are likely to upend the continent’s oil demand over the years and decades to come. Here’s a run through the plans — and key timings — for aviation, shipping and makers of road-fuel.
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Container Rates to U.S. Top $10,000 as Shipping Crunch Tightens
Container shipping rates from Asia to the U.S. and Europe increased to new record levels over the past week, ensuring transportation costs will stay elevated for companies heading into a peak season for rebuilding inventories.
Port of Long Beach in Long Beach, California. Photo: Bloomberg.
AfterShip Launches AI-Powered Delivery Date Prediction Tool
AfterShip, a post-purchase engagement and tracking platform for ecommerce businesses, has announced the launch of its new AI-powered Delivery Date Prediction tool.
Virus Update: U.S. Factory Production in Declines; Jobless Claims Fall to Pandemic Low
The latest supply-chain news and insights on the novel coronavirus and global response to the outbreak.
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Are 3PLs Ready for the Post-Covid Boom?
There are mounting challenges ahead for shippers and distributors in getting their goods to market.
How Online Returns Will Impact the Post-Covid Customer Experience
Managing returns is driving up costs and becoming a growing concern for business leaders. As such, it’s never been more important for retailers to solve the reverse logistics puzzle.
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Slow Vaccines for Seafarers Could Worsen Global Shipping Chaos
Global vaccinations of seafarers are going too slowly to prevent outbreaks on ships from causing more trade disruptions, endangering maritime workers and potentially slowing economies trying to pull out of pandemic slowdowns.
Crew transfer at Tanjong Pagar Terminal in Singapore. Photo: Bloomberg.
Suez Ship’s Owner Braces for ‘Thousands’ of Legal Claims
The owner of the Ever Given — the cargo ship that blocked the Suez Canal for almost a week, hampering global trade and roiling markets — expects to be hit with “many hundreds or thousands” of legal claims.
The Ever Given container ship departs the Suez Canal in Egypt on July 7. Photo: Bloomberg.
When Will Air Cargo Operations Return to Normal?
Like all modes of freight transportation, the air cargo sector was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, struggling with tight restrictions on operations even as demand for services soared.
Photo: Bloomberg
Logistics Braces for the ‘Grand Reopening’ — But Will Workers Show Up?
Are logistics companies ready for the “Grand Reopening?”
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