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Risk/Compliance

Shanghai's Strict Lockdown Felt Worldwide

While parts of the United States feel the ease of COVID-19 restrictions the past year, Shanghai's strict lockdowns begin to cause chaos for more than just the supply chain.

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Container Prices Plummet As Empties Pile Up

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New research shows that container prices fell as much as 30% throughout the past two months. Empties continue to gather in the U.S. as repatriating these containers back to Asia remains a struggle.

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Fleet Management

Predictive Maritime Platform to Transform Global Shipping Market

FreightFlows leverages predictive decision-making that greatly impacts overall ship utilization, more favorable freight rates and unrivaled transparency.

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Russian Invasion Creates Ripple Effect Through Supply Chains

Despite how and when the Russia/Ukraine War ends, the impacts are already being felt by many supply chains, leading to production stoppages, port closures and other bottlenecks sure to create additional supply chain disruptions for months to come.

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Windward Targets Interest in Ocean Freight Visibility

Windward looks to leverage artificial intelligence to drive visibility in ocean freight. The supply chain industry continues to flock to real-time data in logistics, but the maritime cargo is notoriously behind in this segment.

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Port Overcrowding Moves to Asia

New research shows that ports in Asia are the next to see significant delays, while United States ports in January began to see reduction in congestion.

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More Turmoil in Overseas Cargo With Ongoing Fire

Crew members of a ship transporting numerous luxury vehicles were forced to evacuate due to a severe fire. But the 650-foot-long ship remains burning in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

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California Government Leans on Chunker to Lighten Disruptions

As San Pedro Bay Ports dealt with a harrowing last year with severe clogging, the government of California looks to new strategies to alleviate supply chain bottlenecks. It's latest plan is a partnership with a flexible warehousing platform.

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project44 Allows Public to Follow Supply Chain Crisis Data

Inspired by the latest supply chain disrupter, the Freedom Convoy in Canada, project44 releases an online portal designed to let the public see real-time insight and data on the global movement of goods.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Congestion to Ease in First Half of 2022

National Retail Federation (NRF)

As more ships arrive each day and delays mean some cargo won’t get unloaded until the following month, shifts in import patterns could be difficult to follow for the next few months.

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4 Best Practices to Prevent Cargo Loss in Alternative Shipping

Logistics managers have spent the past year looking for alternatives to moving cargo through backed-up major ports, but not all solutions are created equal. Each decision comes with costs and benefits, and managers and leaders must make difficult choices.

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Shippers, Carriers Break the Mold to Overcome Supply Chain Challenges

Carriers and logistics companies look for alternative methods of shipping during the supply chain crisis. Are they just band aids or a path to a new, sustainable future?

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