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December 05, 2012Update! Strike at Ports of LA and Long Beach Ends, as Office Workers Union Seems to Win the Negotiations; Attention Now Turns to East Coast Port Threat
Ports Agree to End Outsourcing and Provide Lifetime Job Guarantees; Will Total Comp Really go to $195,000 Annually?
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics costs | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Supply chain risk | Transportation
   
November 20, 2012Global Logistics News: What is Happening in Global Shipping Capacity
Record TEU Deliveries for 2013, but Capacity Growth is Slowing; Good News for Shippers, no Matter How You Slice It
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers
   
October 23, 2012Global Logistics News: MIT Research Puts Some Real Data Behind Ocean Shipping Variability
Lots of Complaints, but Little Data to Date; Delays Come at Ports, not Over the Water, Caplice and Kalkanci Says at CSCMP
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation Management Systems
   
October 04, 2012Global Supply Chain News: European Union Says it Is Considering Carbon Tax on Container and Bulk Ships Into and Out of Ports
Move Would Mirror Controversial Approach for Airlines; Tax Would Likely be On Full Voyage Distance
  Topics : Ocean carriers
   
September 04, 2012Global Supply Chain News: Global Shipping Industry a Window to Overall Economy, Sourcing Changes, as Major Container Carriers Struggle
Chinese Carriers See Sea of Red Ink, While Maersk Lines Sees Sourcing Moving Away from China
  Topics : China | Global logistics | Global sourcing | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Manufacturing | Ocean carriers | Outsourcing/offshoring | Supply Chain Trends | Transportation
   
August 28, 2012Global Logistics News: Talks Between Longshoremen Union and East-Gulf Cost Ports Collapsed Quickly Last Week, as Potential Strike and Port Disruptions are Just Weeks Away
Strike Now Likely, ILA President Says; Contingency Plans for Importers, Ports
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Supply chain risk | Transportation
   
July 31, 2012Global Logistics News: Labor Issues Cause Some Growing Concern for US Importers and Exporters
Progress Said to be Made in East and Gulf Coast Port Contracts, but Expiration Looms Soon; Clerical Workers Could Shut Down LA-Long Beach
  Topics : Global logistics | Ocean carriers | Supply chain risk | Transportation
   
July 13, 2012Global Supply Chain Comment: Cargo Security Needs to Start with Contents Verification at the Shipper
One Common Element in Profit and National Security: Need for Improved Cargo Knowledge
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Ocean carriers | Supply chain risk | Supply chain security | Transportation
   
July 11, 2012Global Logistics News: Ocean Container Capacity Grew Faster than Demand Over Past 12 Months - Again
Industry Saw 6.5% Growth in Container Capacity Since Last July, Alphaliner Says, Led by Maersk and MSC
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics costs | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   
June 13, 2012Global Supply Chain News: Congress Leaves in 100% Ocean Container Scanning Requirement, but After Napolitano Authorizes Two Year Delay
Shipper Interests Fail to Get Congress to Change Mind, Despite Lots of Evidence It Won’t Work; Two Year Delays Could Go On for a Long Time
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics costs | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   

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