Hong Kong exports expected to grow 5% in 2023
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) projects that Hong Kong's exports will grow 5% next year... 
Port of Long Beach saw cargo volume ease in November
Trade moving through the Port of Long Beach eased in November amid reduced orders from retailers, full warehouses,...
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted a surge in demand for transport of critical medical supplies
Port of Prince Rupert activates shore power to reduce ship emissions
The Port of Prince Rupert has achieved a milestone in its emissions reduction measures with expanded shore power...
Flexport: Blank sailings expected to continue into the New Year
Routine blank sailings between Asia-North America are expected to continue into 2023 as the carrier's solutio...
Kuehne+Nagel launches air logistics for semi-conductor supply chains
Kuehne+Nagel has introduced a new air logistics offering to strengthen the semiconductor supply chains. The global...
Georgia reports easing of container demand in November
The Georgia Ports Authority said it moved 464,883 twenty-foot equivalent container units in November, a decrease of...
Cargo volumes at Ontario Airport continue to surpass pre-Covid levels
Air cargo volumes at Ontario International Airport (ONT) — one of the busiest cargo airports in North America —...
Singapore Airlines taps WFS for domestic trucking in 18 UK airports
Singapore Airlines has extended its cargo partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) in the United Kingdom with a...
The Port of Vancouver, the largest Canadian gateway, registered a decline in container volume in the first six months of 2020. The port is in the process of expanding its Centerm container facility to raise its capacity from 900,000 TEU to 1.5 million.
Despite the brakes on the US economy and blanked sailings, the port of Oakland registered 1.9%
As companies begin to diversify their manufacturing hubs following the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnam finds itself well-positioned to take on a variety of new supply chains.
Foremost in threats to global supply chains is the ongoing trade war between China and the United
Logistics firms are seeing an uptick in the volume of goods being transported via rail as the coronavirus pandemic continues to restrict capacity through air and sea.
Logistics firms are seeing an uptick in the volume of goods being transported via rail as the
