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The Global Airline Shutdown Has a Surprise Victim: Gold Miners

Producers typically rely on regular airline services to ferry mined metal from remote operations to specialist plants.

Source: Bloomberg

Top Five Roadblocks to Canada-Bound Shipments

It's About 500 miles from New York City to Toronto, but it can take as long as two weeks to complete deliveries. In fact, for many U.S. businesses, deliveries to and across Canada take significantly longer than those in the states.

Top 5 Roadblocks to Canada-Bound Shipments

Global Food Exports Are Paralyzed by Problems at Ports

The port backups that have paralyzed food shipments around the world for weeks aren’t getting much better. In some places, they’re getting worse.

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Ship Crews Stuck in Lockdown Strain Global Supply Chains

Port restrictions and canceled flights are straining the ability to replace seafarers on board ships, further weakening global supply chains already snarled by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Breakbulk Europe Moves to September

Breakbulk Europe, the world’s largest event for the project cargo and breakbulk industry, has been postponed until September in light of the global novel coronavirus pandemic. The event will now take place at Messe Bremen in Bremen, Germany, from 29 September to 1 October 2020.

How Supply Chains Jumped From Business School and Into Our Lives

The COVID-19 pandemic is playing out in ways that even the most rigorous corporate stress test would have likely missed in its scope and severity.

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The Impact of the Coronavirus on Global Trade: Now and Tomorrow

The coronavirus outbreak is having a serious ripple effect throughout global supply chains. Factories have shut down, product flow in many cases has come to a halt, and consumer purchases of all but the most essential items are plummeting.

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It's Time to Address the Logistics Nightmare Still to Come

When the pandemic ends, the logistical problems will not.

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Foreign Trade Zones

Logistics efficiency, tax savings and enhanced cash flow lead the list of benefits available through foreign-trade zones.

Foreign Trade Zones

Five Tips for U.S. Small Business Competitiveness in the Canadian Market

On-time deliveries, cost management and meeting customer expectations are just a few concerns that prevent small businesses from expanding to the Canadian market.

Five Tips for U.S. Small Business Competitiveness in the Canadian Market

There Aren’t Enough Containers to Keep World Trade Flowing

A shipping container shortage that’s left everything from Thai curry to Canadian peas idling in ports may be about to get a whole lot worse as China steps up its precautions on incoming vessels.

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Warning Bells Sound for U.S. Economy As Virus Squeezes Ports

While the global economy is reeling from the spreading coronavirus, seaports — which handle a hefty 90% of all world shipping — are a bellwether for trade.

Photo courtesy of the Port of Los Angeles.

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