US Truckload Market is Moving to Over-Supply

US Truckload Market is Moving to Over-Supply

The US truckload market is facing a shift towards over-supply. This change is being driven by several factors, including increased investment in new trucking equipment and the number of drivers entering the market. Here’s a closer look at the situation. An Over-Supply of Trucks The increase of investments in new trucking equipment is particularly significant,

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The Port of Liverpool Ranked as UK’s Top Port for Port-Centric Logistics Potential

The Port of Liverpool has been ranked the top port in the United Kingdom for port-centric logistics potential. This ranking is based on several factors, including the port’s location, infrastructure, and services. Read on to learn why this port is so well known throughout the logistics sector. Location, Location, Location One of the key advantages

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How Fraud is the Biggest Threat to Cargo Losses

In the logistics industry, cargo losses can occur for various reasons, but fraud is one of the biggest threats. Fraudulent activities such as cargo theft, diversion, and false documentation can result in significant financial losses for shippers and logistics providers. Here’s why businesses in the logistics industry need to look out for fraud.   Cargo

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Logistical Changes to Come When Shipping Dangerous Goods

As a business within the logistics industry, it is important to stay up to date on the latest laws and regulations regarding the shipping of dangerous goods. This year, there are several logistical changes that you should be aware of to ensure compliance and avoid any potential issues.   New Regulations One of the main

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The Impact of Dock Worker Strikes on Freight Shipping

Freight shipping is a crucial component of global trade, as it allows for the movement of goods worldwide. However, the industry is not immune to disruptions, and one of the most significant sources of such disruptions is labor strikes. Recently, Europe has seen an increase in dock worker strikes, which have significantly impacted freight shipping

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Freight Market Conditions Finally Getting Back to Normal

As the fluctuations from the pandemic and current global events subside, signs indicate that freight market conditions are finally returning to normal. Disruptions to global supply chains were massive, and lockdowns led to shipping backlogs at ports. However, aftershocks from those events seem to be subsiding. Seabound shipping is beginning to return to its job

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Container Ship Schedule Reliability Continues to Improve

After dealing with unprecedented challenges, ocean freight vessel schedule reliability is continuing to improve. The trend appears to be moving in the right direction and the industry is more prepared than ever to deal with unexpected changes!   A Promising Trend Thankfully, global container shipping schedule reliability continues to rise. It has increased month over

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Average Container Prices and Leasing Rates Decline in China Amidst Peak Season Shipping

Average container prices have dropped more than half from last year’s prices. China has accumulated containerized trade volumes recently, according to a new analysis. The analysis is done by Container xChange and is part of a monthly container logistics report called “Where Are All the Containers?”.   Changes in Container Prices The average container price

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