Lower ocean, air rates weigh on DHL Global Forwarding despite volume growth Group CFO Melanie Kreis would not comment on the near-term freight rate outlook or the likelihood of a modal shift from ocean to air or sea-air caused by supply chain disruptions, including the ongoing vessel diversions to avoid the Red Sea. Lower ocean, […]
Read More →Lower ocean, air rates weigh on DHL Global Forwarding despite volume growth
on May 7, 2024in Industry News
Outlook for US freight economy remains cloudy despite early import surge
on May 7, 2024in Industry News
Outlook for US freight economy remains cloudy despite early import surge A rise in US imports is fueling optimism, especially among ocean carriers, but manufacturing’s malaise is tempering hopes for a broader transportation recovery. Outlook for US freight economy remains cloudy despite early import surge Journal of Commerce
Read More →CMA CGM turns to tech provider to boost invoice accuracy for key accounts
on May 7, 2024in Industry News
CMA CGM turns to tech provider to boost invoice accuracy for key accounts The auditing initiative between the carrier and software vendor OpenEnvoy was kickstarted by CMA CGM’s ZEBOX technology incubator, which connects startups with entrenched logistics partners. CMA CGM turns to tech provider to boost invoice accuracy for key accounts Journal of Commerce
Read More →Destocking, Asian demand power rebound in North American resin exports
on May 6, 2024in Industry News
Destocking, Asian demand power rebound in North American resin exports With US manufacturers shrinking their plastics inventories, overseas buyers are taking up an even more important role for North American resins producers. Destocking, Asian demand power rebound in North American resin exports Journal of Commerce
Read More →Import surge boosting rail container dwells at some LA-LB marine terminals
on May 6, 2024in Industry News
Import surge boosting rail container dwells at some LA-LB marine terminals Yusen Terminals in Los Angeles is already holding twice its normal inventory of rail containers and is draying some of the boxes to a near-dock storage yard to prevent the backlog from interfering with cargo handling operations. Import surge boosting rail container dwells at […]
Read More →Resilient US economy, AI recharging US electronics imports
on May 6, 2024in Industry News
Resilient US economy, AI recharging US electronics imports US electronics imports are rebounding after a two-year decline as consumers replace devices purchased during the COVID-19 pandemic with newer products. Resilient US economy, AI recharging US electronics imports Journal of Commerce
Read More →Key rail executives back intermodal business despite questions over margins
on May 3, 2024in Industry News
Key rail executives back intermodal business despite questions over margins The chief executives of BNSF and UP argue that while shareholders judge them on financial metrics, it would be a mistake to shun intermodal business simply because its margins are not as good as hauling other types of freight. Key rail executives back intermodal business […]
Read More →XPO readies former Yellow terminals as LTL shipment count rises
on May 3, 2024in Industry News
XPO readies former Yellow terminals as LTL shipment count rises The third-largest US LTL provider is joining competitors renovating and opening terminals acquired from Yellow and expects to complete that work by early 2025. XPO readies former Yellow terminals as LTL shipment count rises Journal of Commerce
Read More →Capacity injection sends India-US spot rates sharply lower for May sailings
on May 3, 2024in Industry News
Capacity injection sends India-US spot rates sharply lower for May sailings ONE’s West India-North America Express (WIN) service is set to debut at Nhava Sheva with a May 12 call from the ONE Modern. Capacity injection sends India-US spot rates sharply lower for May sailings Journal of Commerce
Read More →Shippers, forwarders add tight ocean space to Asia-Europe market challenges
on May 3, 2024in Industry News
Shippers, forwarders add tight ocean space to Asia-Europe market challenges European importers are shrugging off gloomy economic forecasts, but rising volume out of Asia is putting pressure on available capacity that is already stretched by longer transits around southern Africa. Shippers, forwarders add tight ocean space to Asia-Europe market challenges Journal of Commerce
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