May 20 has been given as the first official deadline for Shanghai, China’s largest city, to open up.

Ocean carrier alliances are preparing to blank more than a third of their sailings from Asia over the coming weeks

Familiar scenes of supermarket stampedes are emerging from the Chinese capital as mass testing gets underway in Beijing

Even as some factory production restarted in Shanghai this week, new data has shown a “near-doubling” of port congestion

The Shanghai lockdown is playing havoc with Chinese supply chains, driving up inland logistics costs and disrupting shipping schedules

Maersk has confirmed that its chartered vessel Dyros lost around 90 containers in rough seas

Carriers forced to change schedules to avoid growing congestion issues in China

The 334-metre Ever Forward ran aground in Chesapeake Bay after departing Baltimore on Sunday night.

Ship fuel costs have “gone parabolic” as average price at top refueling ports approaches $900 per ton

Russia-Ukraine roundup: Big surge in price of oil

U.S. exporters and logistics companies aren’t the only ones banging on the government’s door to take action against global container lines

“the reality is the overall containership queue at US ports remain at a record high"

Port congestion — which dramatically worsened in the second half of 2021 — appears to have temporarily peaked

Global seaborne trade volumes are back to pre-Covid levels and are on track to grow 3.4% this year

There are signs that the exponential rise in long-term liner contract rates is losing steam after 14 consecutive months.

In each and every month in 2021, schedule reliability has been the poorest in that month compared to all previous years tracked