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July 06, 2011Global Logistics News: Will US Global Trade Increasingly Move Through Gulf Ports?
Variety of Economic, Political and Supply Chain Factors May Lead to Change in US Trade Dynamics; Rise of Third US Coast?
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   
May 19, 2011Global Supply Chain News: Will Rising Wages in China Significantly Change Outsourcing Economics?
Wages will be up 80% in Five Years, Li & Fung CEO Says; Vicious Cycle of Inflation and Wage Hikes; Western Consumption Patterns to Change?
  Topics : China | Global logistics | Global sourcing | Global supply chain | Manufacturing | Outsourcing/offshoring | Supply chain costs
   
May 11, 2011Logistics News: Efforts to Unionize Drayage Drivers Continues, as California Assembly Prepared to Pass Law Effectively Eliminating Independent Drivers from State Ports
Teamsters Efforts Are ''Dogged,'' Curtis Whalen of ATA says; Law would be Challenged if Passed under Same Arguments as LA Clean Truck Program Legal Battles
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics costs | Logistics | Transportation | Trivia
   
May 11, 2011Global Supply Chain News: Shanghai Truckers Strike Mostly Fizzles, but Brings Internal China Logistics System Back into Focus
Just as elsewhere, Independents There Feel Pain of Rising Fuel Costs; Strike Ends Quickly with Only Minor Concessions; Trucking Pressure Increasing with Manufacturing Moving Westward
  Topics : China | Global logistics | Transportation | Trucking
   
April 20, 2011Global Logistics News: Where is Your Stuff from Asia? Maybe at the Bottom of the Ocean, Changing the Habitat
Unlikely Find by Marine Sanctuary Leads to Carrier-Funded Research Project; Container Looks Perfect after Seven Years in the Briny Deep
  Topics : Global logistics | Ocean carriers
   
April 11, 2011Logistics News: Controversial Mexican Trucking Program to move Forward with Expanded, Three Year Pilot Program
Obama Administration Proposes New Plan after Shutting Down Bush Era Pilot in 2009; This Time, No Limit on Number of Trucks; Tracking them with GPS.
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics | Transportation | Trucking
   
March 16, 2011Global Supply Chain News: Looking Ahead, Drewry Says Large Gap Coming Between Ocean Shipping Demand and Capacity
2013 will See Balance Definitely Swing to Carriers, with Rates Rising 10%; Will Maersk Strategy Pay Off?
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   
March 09, 2011Logistics News: GAO Tells Congress Freight Carriers, especially Trucking, are not Paying True Costs of Moving Goods
Government Investments and Especially ''Social Costs'' not being Paid by Carriers and Shippers, Report Says; Here Come Higher Diesel Taxes? A $126 Billion Gap
  Topics : Global logistics | Green supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Transportation
   
February 24, 2011Global Supply Chain News: Megaship Era Enters New Period as Maersk Places Order for 10 18,000-TEU Ships
New Triple E Promises Fuel, Emissions and Cost Benefits - if Maersk can Fill Them; Too Big for US Ports
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers
   
February 09, 2011Global Supply Chain News: As 2014 Suddenly Looms, US Ports on both Coasts Look to the Future with an Uncertain Eye
Panama Canal Expansion is Great Development for Importers and East Coast Ports - if Only They Could Handle the Megaships
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   

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