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Another Maritime Disaster Hits Container Industry

A crane collapse in Taiwan sees one injured and two more trapped. Will this add to the supply chain disruptions?

Alex Stemmer

Future of Digital Freight Brokerage Lies Within Automation and Artificial Intelligence

Allied Market Research

Artificial intelligence and big data analytics help drive growth in digital freight brokerage.

Kamonrat Global Network

What Rising Diesel Prices and Driver Shortage Mean for U.S./Mexico Cross-Border Trade

Expect that trade relationships will continue to prosper between the United States and Mexico, making it more important to work with a partner that can be an extension of your team to help navigate cross-border shipping needs.

Christina Felschen

Trailer Bridge Expands to International Shipping

Trailer Bridge Inc.

Trailer Bridge expands with a new international division that provides a comprehensive logistics solution from a single-source provider for global shippers.

Alex Stemmer

I-40 Bridge Closure Puts the Cost of Doing Nothing to Repair Infrastructure on Display

A crack that was visible on the bridge back in 2016 but never repaired has now shut down a vital route for truckers, costing the industry $2.4 million a day in delays.

Traffic on the six-lane bridge was shut down May 11 after inspectors found a “significant fracture” in one of two 900-foot horizontal steel beams that are critical for the bridge’s integrity.

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Rise in Rollover Rates Result from Rise in Maritime Supply Chain Woes

Data from ports across the world collected by project44 shows that the percentage of containers missing their scheduled sailing is still rising, with some major carriers and ports posting rollover rates over 50% for the month of April.

Project44 Port Accidents

How Propane Can Reduce a Port’s Environmental Impact

Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)

Propane can be used in a wide variety of port applications, including port and terminal tractors, forklifts, light- and medium-duty vehicles, shuttles and even small marine vessels.

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Freight Technology: How Emerging Tech is Reshaping the Logistics Industry

Whatever the next crisis is, companies are more likely to survive (and even flourish) if they are willing to reinforce their supply chains with technology and leave the pen and paper behind.

Monopoly919

Hapag-Lloyd Reduces Sulphur Oxides by 70%

As supply chain companies look to transform into sustainable entities, Hapag-Lloyd reveals accomplishments like fuel savings and innovative propulsion concepts.

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The 100-Day Supply Chain Review, Part 3: Nearshoring vs. Offshoring

While the 100-day review is designed to better understand several aspects of U.S. supply chains, it will hopefully force companies to reassess how they move products through the chain.

Kalyakan

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Import Surge Expected to Continue Through Summer Months

National Retail Federation (NRF)

The rise in imports at retail container ports is expected to continue through the end of the summer as workers aim to meet consumer demand, according to a report by the National Retail Federation.

Alex Stemmer

FourKites Targets Ocean Freight Market

FourKites makes a strategic acquisition to create a visibility solution specific to ocean freight.

Alex Stemmer

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