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Ocean carriers levy fees tied to Panama Canal draft limits

Michael Angell, Senior Editor, East Coast Ports |

The new surcharge arrives as the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) will limit neo-Panamax vessels to a 49-foot depth starting this Friday.

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Chicago chassis fleet faces first post-COVID-19 test as West Coast imports rise

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The pressure remains far less severe than the shortages that disrupted inland supply chains during the pandemic, but after nearly four years of relative stability, truckers and rail workers say equipment gaps are emerging.

Data center-linked cargo keeps peak season alive on trans-Pacific

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Imports of hardware and infrastructure components for data center buildouts are keeping volumes steady, although masking weakness in the consumer merchandise sector, sources say.

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The revision follows a similar move by Gemini Cooperation partner Maersk as frontloading on the trans-Pacific and Asia–Europe trades fills ships and drives up rates.

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