Taking to the Water

JOC International Logistics

Taking to the Water

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More International Logistics News & Analysis

JOC Rankings: Elevated rates, disruption drove record forwarder revenues in 2021
Brazil–US freight rates spike amid tight capacity, port congestion
JOC Rankings: Disruption boosts NVOs to majority share of booming trans-Pacific
Hasbro speeding inventory buildup, imports on disruption threat
TPM22: In-house 3PL guides Wayfair through supply chain chaos: CEO
US shippers bracing for fuel cost hikes amid oil market volatility
Outlook 2022: Unrelenting US logistics real estate demand to continue through 2022
Maersk grows integrator strategy with planned Toronto distribution center 
International Logistics
Air Cargo
Maritime News›Container Lines
Maritime News›Trade Lanes
Regulation & Policy›Economy Watch›World Economy News

More on JOC

Talks to avert Felixstowe dock strike break down as workers weigh Liverpool action

International Ports

Easing bottlenecks could bring ‘significant overcapacity’ on Asia–Europe: Sea-Intelligence

Trade Lanes

Performance Team expands end-to-end reefer service with Charleston warehouse

International Logistics

Knight-Swift expects H2 intermodal rebound as UP deal evolves

Rail & Intermodal

US second-half imports to slow vs. year ago: retailers

Container Lines
More News & Analysis