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Ocean Transportation: Page 113
Top U.S. Maritime Regulator Sees Shipping Snarls Lasting to 2022
The top U.S. maritime regulator said stretched global supply chains pushing ocean-freight rates to record highs may stay strained into 2022, raising concerns about whether small American companies can weather another year of a tangled transport system and much higher costs.
Watch: Can We Keep Fragile Supply Chains From Shattering?
John Scannapieco, shareholder and chair of the Global Business Team with the law firm of Baker Donelson, details the frustrations that shippers and freight forwarders are experiencing as they struggle to get products to market.
Finally, Weary Seafarers Are Coming Ashore for Covid Vaccines
Ports around the U.S. are rolling out vaccines for seafarers, extending a lifeline to thousands of mostly foreign workers who’ve spent the pandemic isolated aboard ships ensuring goods kept trading across a battered global economy.
How Shippers Will Have to Pay for the Suez Canal Blockage
Joe Klobus, claims and insurance manager with global freight forwarder OEC Group, discusses how the grounding of the containership Ever Given in the Suez Canal brought to light the concept of general average, a centuries-old law that requires shippers to share the losses from such an event.
Could Houston and Savannah Help Alleviate West Coast Ports? Yes and No
Are these two ports the balm for what ails the largest trade lane in the U.S.?
The World Economy Is Suddenly Running Low on Everything
A year ago, as the pandemic ravaged country after country and economies shuddered, consumers were the ones panic-buying. Today, on the rebound, it’s companies furiously trying to stock up.
Ports on U.S. West Coast Race to Clear Ship Backlog by August
Ship congestion outside the busiest U.S. gateway for trade with Asia showed glimmers of easing as port officials race to clear a backlog of arriving cargo before peak season begins.
Over 700 Barges Stuck in Mississippi River From Bridge Crack
A crack in a bridge over the Mississippi River has stranded more than 700 barges, cutting off the biggest route for U.S. agricultural exports when the critical waterway is at its busiest.
How to Prepare for the Next Supply Chain Disruption
Recent supply chain disruptions exposed many gaps in the global trading system and geopolitical forecasting, while underscoring dangerous and expensive weaknesses in supply chain management.
Will the Giant Containerships Cause More Supply Chain Disruptions?
The blockage of the Suez Canal by the Evergreen Line containership Ever Given sent a dire warning to global supply chains. As they outgrow transportation infrastructure, modern-day mega-vessels threaten to cause further disruptions to the flow of cargo.
Watch: The Cost of the Suez Canal Blockage for Global Supply Chains
Brian Alster, general manager of third-party risk and compliance with Dun & Bradstreet, shares the firm’s research on the continuing global impact of the Suez Canal blockage by a giant containership.
World’s Biggest Brands Adopt Checklist to Rescue Stuck Seafarers
Unilever Plc and other big retail brands are among consumer giants adopting a toolkit to audit their shipping supply chains in an effort to help bring seafarers stuck on commercial vessels back home and eliminate human rights risks.
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