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Global Gateways: Page 78
U.K. Firms Decry Unfair Brexit Border as EU Goods Waved In
The U.K.’s decision to postpone border checks on goods coming from the European Union until next year has delighted the country’s importers — but left some exporters angry.
Britain Delays Brexit Import Checks to Avert Disruption
The U.K. government says it will delay imposing post-Brexit checks on imports coming from the European Union in a bid to avert disruption to supplies this summer.
Major Exporters Take Unusual Steps to Ease Container Shortage
Some of the world’s biggest exporters in Asia are intervening to alleviate a shipping container shortage that jeopardizes their overseas trading.
U.K. Names Eight Freeports in Bid to Boost Post-Brexit Trade
U.K. Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled a roster of eight English freeports, low-tariff business zones being created to stimulate trade and investment in the wake of Brexit and the coronavirus crisis.
Booming U.S. Imports Show Uneven Global Recovery Pace
A surge of imports into the U.S. economy shows little sign of slowing down, clogging American ports and highlighting ways the pandemic is still causing imbalances in the global recovery.
U.S. Retailers See Millions in Sales Delays Amid Shipping Logjam
Overwhelmed U.S. ports, elevated freight costs and accidents that sent goods plunging to the bottom of the ocean are causing headaches for U.S. retailers already reeling from the pandemic.
Ocean Cargo Snarls Force Global Commerce to Look Outside the Box
An ongoing surge in the cost of shipping goods around the world is prompting manufacturers and their customers to scramble for cheaper solutions.
Shippers Need Alternatives to West Coast Port Congestion
In this conversation with
SupplyChainBrain
Editor-in-Chief Bob Bowman, Jason Totah, president of Odyssey International Services, Inc., discusses alternatives to bringing cargo through overtaxed West Coast ports.
Seattle Ports Offer Relief for L.A. Bottlenecks
The trade gateways in the U.S. Pacific Northwest are standing out for their calm relative to the congestion bedeviling ports from Los Angeles to Savannah, Georgia.
How the Inland Port Can Better Connect U.S. Supply Chains
As we aim to build more resilient supply chains, we must rethink space, process and workforce development. Each of these factors converge at the inland port.
Turmoil in the Transpacific Container Trades: Is There Relief for Shippers?
These are tumultuous times for the ocean container trades between Asia and the U.S. Freight rates are persistently high, port congestion is slowing the movement of goods, and shippers are complaining about cancelled sailings and a shortage of equipment.
U.S. Dockworkers May Get Better Vaccine Access, Easing Port Risk
Dockworkers at the busiest U.S. gateway for trade with Asia may soon have better access to coronavirus vaccines, as officials on the West Coast battle congestion blamed on shortages of labor and equipment needed to handle a record influx of cargo.
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