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Europe's Ports Grapple with 'Uniquely Disruptive' Summer

In mid-July, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges reported average dwell times between seven and eight days, compared to the typical average of five days.

Photo: iStock / Pieter Heij

Spring Cargo Surge Lifts Port of Savannah to Second Busiest Year on Record

The port's growth in 2025 was primarily fueled by a bump in cargo volumes that started in January, as businesses brought inventory in ahead of promised tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.

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Houthis Vow to Ramp Up Attacks on Ships in Red Sea

The Houthis announced their plans on July 27, as part of an escalation that they described as the fourth phase of their naval campaign against Israel.

SHARM EL SHEIKH, EGYPT - APRIL 5, 2018 : Red sea, a large cargo ship sails on the sea. High quality photo

CK Hutchison to Invite China Investor to Join Port Deal

The confirmation of a Chinese investor will likely help remove the obstacles that have been holding back the deal.

The Port of Balboa in Panama. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg

Russia Black Sea Oil Loading Halted on New Rules, Reuters Says

The setbacks follow changes in rules for ships accessing Russian sea ports after a series of mysterious blasts on oil tankers in recent months.

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Mobility at the Margins: What Border Crossings Reveal Before Trade Data Does

Real-time insights from border crossings allow companies to re-route shipments, renegotiate supplier terms, or rebalance inventory before the ripple effects settle in.

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U.S. Container Volumes Set for Sharp Reversal on Tariff Disruption

The volume weakness is reflected in spot rates for containers transported to the U.S. West Coast from China, which have dropped for five straight weeks.

Shippers are also contending with U.S. measures beyond the barrage of levies. Photographer: Tim Rue/Bloomberg

Tariffs Drive 'Market Recalibration' at Port of Oakland in June

The Port of Oakland handled more than 168,000 TEUs in June, down roughly 10% from May.

The Port of Oakland in Oakland, California on October 26, 2011. Photo: iStock.com/hanusst

Canada’s Top Port Looks to Add 70% Capacity in Asia Trade Push

The terminal is set to be running by the mid 2030s, and the expansion would allow the Port of Vancouver to handle an additional 2.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units a year.

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Four Crew Members Rescued from Ship Sunk by Houthis in Red Sea

The Greek-owned Eternity C was the second ship Houthis had sunk in the Red Sea over a three-day period.

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Surging U.K. Shipping Costs Threaten to Deliver a New Price Shock

The increase was fueled by demand from American businesses that have been rushing to import products before President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariff hikes kick in.

Loaded container ships at Felixstowe port in Felixstowe, U.K. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

Heatwave Dries Up Cargo Capacity on Europe's Largest Rivers

Ships transiting the Danube River in Hungary have only been able to operate at 30-40% capacity, prompting operators to hit cargo owners with surcharges as high as 100%.

A barge transiting Germany's Rhine River through Dusseldorf. Photo: iStock / hansenn

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