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October 01, 2007Import Warehouses - The Next Bottleneck in Global Supply Chains?
As Port Congestion Eases for Now, Other Factors are Complicating the Transloading and Distribution Process
  Topics : Distribution | Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics | Ocean carriers | Supply chain visibility
   
September 06, 2007Global Logistics: Importers Again Dodge Fee, as California Bill to Levy $30 Surcharge on Each Shipping Container is Scrapped for Now
Looking at a Veto from Schwarzenegger, Legislator Cancels Vote, but Arnold Signals He is OK with the Concept Overall; Where will the State find the Money for Needed Logistics Infrastructure Improvements?
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics costs | Ocean carriers | Transportation
   
August 23, 2007Reader Question: Why Isn't Port Congestion at U.S. Ports an Issue Any More?
Why does congestion at US ports suddenly not seem to be an issue any more? What changed? Is this a temporary or longer term scenario?
  Topics : Global logistics | Ocean carriers
   
August 22, 2007Global Logistics: Congestion is Low at Every U.S. Port as Peak Volume Approaches
Most Recent Port Tracker Report finds Smooth Sailing from Long Beach to Savannah, though European Ports are Jammed; Temporary Condition, or Brief Respite from the Storm?
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Ocean carriers
   
July 12, 2007Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Inbound Container Volume Growth Slows Dramatically
After Years of Double Digit Increases, Volumes Are Barely Trending Up, as the Chart Shows
  Topics : Global logistics | Ocean carriers
   
July 06, 2007Global Logistics: Port Congestion Worries Fade, as Container Volume Growth Slows Dramatically
All of a Sudden, Double Digit Increases are Gone; Where is the Volume?
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Outsourcing/offshoring | Transportation
   
June 19, 2007Global Logistics: As Demand for Cargo Vessels Continues to Sizzle, Asian Ship Builders Move Construction to Land
New Approach to Construction and Supply Chains, Drop Assembly Times by 50 Percent
  Topics : Global logistics | Ocean carriers
   
June 03, 2007Global Logistics: European Supply Chains Threatened by Inability to Expand Ports
Environmentalists Delay Numerous Projects, as Container Back-Ups in Antwerp and Elsewhere Increase, Wall Street Journal Says; Growing Mismatch between Demand and Capacity
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Ocean carriers
   
May 09, 2007Global Logistics: Container Volumes Continue to Soar, but Congestion Should Stay Mild, Says Latest NRF Study
Inbound Container Volumes to Set Records in July and August, but Ports and Infrastructure Keeping Up, for Now
  Topics : Global logistics | Retail industry supply chain
   
April 12, 2007Global Logistics Excellence
Most companies are pursuing global supply chain strategies, but how many are really doing it well? SCDigest editor Dan Gilmore continues to talk to companies that just aren't getting what they hope to from global supply chain initiaitives, and he offers some perspective on the challenges, as well as announcing a new report of Global Logistics from Supply Chain Digest.
  Topics : Global logistics | Global sourcing | Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Logistics | Outsourcing/offshoring
   

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