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California Port’s 24-Hour Operation Is Going Unused

Extended hours at the Port of Long Beach have gone unused by truckers for more than two weeks as dozens of container ships idle offshore.

A truck stops at the Port of Long Beach. Photo: Bloomberg.

Port Logjams Reach East Coast as Container Ships Idle off Savannah

The port bottlenecks that have snarled U.S. supply chains have spread to the East Coast.

A container ship approaches Georgia’s Port of Savannah. Photo: Getty Images.

From Nairobi to Ningbo: The Supply Shocks Spanning Globe

From high-class problems to difficulties finding life’s necessities, the pandemic has convulsed global supply chains on such a scale that few industries, socio-economic classes or regions are immune.

A container ship sails at dusk. Photo: Bloomberg

Four Ways Mobile Apps Are Advancing Logistics

Supply chain digitization can’t be fully realized without a mobile component.

Photo: Getty.

Johnson Burned Bridges With EU Truckers He Now Wants Back

The U.K. wants to issue visas for truckers to ease a shortage that’s led to gasoline stations running dry and hit food supply chains. The hard part could be persuading drivers from eastern Europe, the biggest pool of labor in recent years, to come back.

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How Timing and Luck Kept Product Flowing for Ricoma in the Pandemic

In the midst of the worst global supply chain crisis in recent memory, some businesses are finding creative ways to get around severe congestion at seaports and inland freight terminals.

Photo courtesy of the Port of Los Angeles.

Fuel Shortages Pile Pressure on Johnson as U.K. Crisis Escalates

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under increasing pressure to do more to ease a supply chain crisis in Britain after pumps ran dry at some gasoline stations because of panic buying.

A gas pump reads 'out of use' amid fuel shortages in the U.K. Photo: Bloomberg.

Minimize Holiday Capacity Crunch With the Right 3PL

COVID-19 and overwhelming consumer demand have made the upcoming holiday season difficult to predict and unlike anything the industry has experienced previously.

Containers Piling Up at U.S. Rail Yards Add to Port Strains

To understand why more than 100 container ships are waiting to enter U.S. ports from Southern California to Savannah, Georgia, it helps to keep tabs on the congestion that’s building at another key junction of freight transportation: rail yards.

A dockworker monitors a shipping container being loaded onto a freight train. Photo: Bloomberg.

Thailand to Start Shipping Line to Boost Status as Logistics Hub

Trade-reliant Thailand plans to launch a national shipping company next year to bolster its trade capabilities, reduce transport costs and become a bigger player in global logistics as the Malacca bypass opens.

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How to Survive the U.S. Warehouse Squeeze

The U.S. supply chain is squeezed, with industry reports stating that the country needs to add at least 330 million square feet of warehouse space dedicated to e-commerce by 2025 in order to keep up with the current rate of demand.

Photo: Bloomberg

FedEx Partners With Self-Driving Car Startup Aurora in Texas

Aurora Innovation Inc. will help move cargo for FedEx Corp. in a pilot project in Texas that uses the startup’s technology in a self-driving Paccar Inc. truck.

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