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Forwardernet.com to see the world: Europe's efforts to switch to road to rail mode
Forwardernet.com to see the world: Norfolk South (NS): restoring network resilience is crucial.

Forwardernet.com: U.S. Trucks Will Continue Bumpy Journey in 2023

Forwardernet.com, 2023, American Truck, Bumpy Journey

Since March this year, the demand for trucking in the United States has dropped sharply. According to data, in the first quarter of this year, the transportation cost of trucks per kilometer in the United States dropped from 2.78 US dollars to the 2.23 U

Forwardernet.com: transatlantic route stability is about to be tested

Forwardernet.com, transatlantic route, stability

Transatlantic routes remained stable throughout the year, and transatlantic trade has largely replaced trans-Pacific trade after container spot freight rates faced expectations of a long-term decline.

Freight Forwardship Network: Wilmington Port Wants to Play Port Transport Potential

Forwardernet.com, Wilmington Port, Port Transportation Potential

In the midst of ship backups underway at other East Coast ports, the Port of Wilmington is hoping its high berth productivity will impress a market with long supply chain disruptions.

Forwardernet.com: MSC to Invest 0.8 billion Yuan to Build New Orleans Container Terminal

Forwardernet.com, MSC, Proposed Investment 0.8 billion Yuan, New Orleans Container Terminal

The Swiss-based Mediterranean Shipping Company (Mediterranean Shipping Company), through its investment and development subsidiary, Terminal Investment Ltd. (Terminal investment Limited), will invest $0.8 billion in partnership with Louisiana to build a

Forwardernet.com: Felicstow ends months of labor action

Freight Forwarders, Felixstowe, Labor Action

Workers in the British port of Felixstowe have agreed to pay increases between 2022 and 2023, ending months of industrial action that severely disrupted operations in the second half of the year.

Forwardernet.com to see the world: GSBN to speed up the process of digital shipping

Forwardernet.com, GSBN, Digital Shipping Process

GSBN's strategy requires sharing data, but does not require a platform to monetize the data.

Forwardernet.com to see the world: Europe's efforts to switch to road to rail mode

Forwardernet.com, Europe, road to rail.

Rail freight in Europe strives to provide a competitive road alternative that is cheaper, more flexible, more efficient, and has greater coverage. According to a new report by the International Union for Road and Rail Transport (UIRR), the model share of

Forwardernet.com to see the world: Norfolk South (NS): restoring network resilience is crucial.

Forwardernet.com, Norfolk South (NS), Network Elasticity

The chief executive of Norfolk Southern Railway said that with the COVID-19 pandemic "getting us all out of the race" and long service disruptions, American shippers have lost confidence in rail-hauling goods, restoring the resilience of the network is e

Freight Forwarders See the World: GPA Builds Two Post-Panama Berths at Savannah Wharf

Forwardernet.com, GPA, Savannah Terminal, Post-construction Panamax Berth

Recently, the Georgia Port Authority (GPA) said it would build two post-Panamanian berths at the Savannah terminal, aiming to transform the traditional bulk cargo terminal into a more modern container facility.

Freight Forward.com sees the world: analysts: can't predict when the next surge in goods will occur.

Forwardernet.com, analysts, unpredictable, cargo surge

Well-known analyst Lars Jensen, CEO and partner at shipping consultancy Vespucci Maritime, said there are two possible recovery scenarios across the Pacific, which could happen during the peak season in 2023 or until the Lunar New Year in 2024.

Freight Forwarders See the World: CMA CGM Strategic Investment-Acquisition of GCT Bayonne and GCT New York Terminal

Forwardernet.com, CMA CGM,GCT Bayonne,GCT new york Dock

Recently, France's CMA CGM will acquire its Bayonne and New York terminals in the United States from Global Container Terminals (GCT). This is part of the group's efforts to strengthen its terminal operations and investments in the North American market.

Freight Forwarders See the World: No Signs of Seasonal Rise in Air Cargo Market

Forwardernet.com, Air Cargo Market, Seasonal Rise

Compared with last year's strong air cargo rates and record high demand for Asian routes, this year's air cargo market is relatively dismal. In October, air cargo demand suffered the largest percentage decline this year.

Freight Forwarders See the World: Trailer Demand, Manufacturers Increase Production

Forwardernet.com, trailer demand, manufacturer

Despite the weak economy, demand for trailers and other commercial vehicles remains high. The surge in demand is due in part to lost production from 2020 to 2022, as well as ongoing changes in distribution strategies spurred by e-commerce.

Freight Forwarders See the World: Ocean Alliance Expands Transatlantic Services

Forwardernet.com, ocean alliance, transatlantic service

With a severe slowdown in the trans-Pacific market and weakening global demand for Asian exports, members of the maritime alliance's container carriers are shifting post-Panama ships from trans-Pacific and Asia-Europe trade to the trans-Atlantic. And exp

Forwardernet.com to See the World: OneRail Total Investment Reapes 54 million US Dollars to Promote Further Development of Last Mile

Forwardernet.com, OneRail, total investment of $54 million, last mile

Last-mile technology provider OneRail secured $33 million in financing Wednesday from a venture capital firm to take advantage of increased demand for last-mile coordination in the retail, healthcare, construction and third-party logistics sectors.

Freight Forwarders See the World: Pandemic Promotes Deep Development of US Ports

Forwardernet.com, Pandemic, US Ports

With little new port infrastructure under construction or planned, container volumes expected to grow, and recent experiences with large-scale ship backups leading to supply chain derailments, the focus is increasingly shifting to a simple but elusive go

Freight Forwarders See the World: Software Delays Force Houston to Delay Collection of Continuous Stay Fees

Forwardernet.com, Software Delay, Houston, Continuous Stay Fee

The Port of Houston will postpone a continuing stay fee originally scheduled for December 1 due to delays from software developers outside the port. Houston said it will give 30 days' notice before the new start date of the fee.

Freight Forwarders See the World: European Implementation of Emissions Trading System (ETS) Initial Agreement

Freight Forwarders, Europe, Emissions Trading System (ETS), Preliminary Consistency

Negotiations between the European Parliament, the European Council and the European Commission have been deadlocked for several months, but the three executive agencies finally reached an agreement on how to implement the Emissions Trading System (ETS) o

Forwardernet.com to See the World: Truck Drivers' Strike Continues, South Korea's Busan Cargo Increasingly Congested

Forwardernet.com, Truckers Strike, Busan, South Korea

Nearly 10,000 truck drivers began a nationwide strike last week to seek better pay and working conditions, hitting South Korea's supply chain and the world. Sea carriers are taking contingency measures to deal with increasing cargo congestion at the main

Freight Forwarders Watch the World: Intermarine and Thailand's WeShip Projects to Cooperate

Forwardernet.com, Intermarine, Thailand WeShip Projects

Intermarine, a U. S.-based multi-purpose ship (MPV) operator, will develop its irregular cargo business in Asia and Europe after Projects cooperation with Thailand's project and bulk cargo expert WeShip.  

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