Why India will restrict rice exports by sea

  Countries around the world are grappling with soaring food prices and rampant inflation at a time when India's rice production is under threat.   In stark contrast to previous surges in wheat and corn prices following the Russian-

Why install tracking devices on containers

  Hapag-Lloyd announced that the first real-time tracking devices have now been installed on dry cargo containers at the CMR warehouse in Williamsburg, Hamburg, Germany, the first step in the company’s project to equip its entire dry cargo c

How to grow long-distance container shipping capacity

  The average vessel size has declined across all trade routes, except service routes related to Africa, as more medium or small vessels turn to deep sea routes.   Intra-Europe, intra-Asia and container services to Africa have been hit

Will the arrival of the peak season affect the stability of air cargo?

  As the industry moves towards the traditional peak season, the air cargo market remains stable. Overall air freight rates are currently down last week compared to the previous seven days.   Prices were not volatile in most major outbo

Where is the Port of Charleston Competitive？

  The South Atlantic is one of the fastest growing regions in the United States, and there are many business opportunities here. This is thanks to a competitive port that connects our logistics and services with all brands in Maersk, Hamburg Sud a

Why Auckland's import and export container volumes are down

  The Port of Oakland said they were experiencing ongoing supply chain issues, exacerbated by a week-long boycott by independent truckers protesting state law AB5.   Meanwhile, total imports so far in 2022 are 4% lower than in the first