Hopes of US trucking rates going into reverse are fading fast.

A major winter storm has brought heavy snow and ice to parts of the US and Canada

New data shows how much longer containers are taking to reach their destination on the main east-west tradelanes

2021 proved to be a very challenging year for shippers, but an exceptionally profitable one for ocean carriers and containership owners.

Forwarders are reporting that they expect no real break in air cargo demand – or high prices – in the first part of 2022.

More than 300,000 people have been tested for coronavirus in a district in the port city of Ningbo, following an outbreak of the illness.

Canadian railway resumes service on Kamloops-Vancouver corridor in British Columbia

Australian prime minister Scott Morrison has announced an inquiry into the country’s over-stretched container supply chains.

The decline in ships waiting at ports of California has been touted as a sign that port congestion is easing. That is not the whole story.

Disruption leaves shipments on the ground as demand, rates soar

The union representing container truckers at two carriers serving the Port of Vancouver issued a 72-hour strike notice on Monday

Drivers at two Vancouver port trucking companies have voted to strike “if necessary to achieve a fair agreement,”