President Donald Trump declared on Friday that the U.S. will double tariffs on imported steel, raising the current duty from 25% to 50%. The move, he stated, is intended to strengthen the American steel industry and protect domestic jobs. Speaking at the U.S. Steel facility near
U.S. container ports posted notable year-over-year gains in April 2025, signaling strong economic activity and a rush by importers to beat upcoming tariff deadlines. While this surge showcases resilience across the supply chain, port authorities are forecasting potential slowdowns in the months ahead as global trade
Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles, confirmed during his recent monthly briefing that while vessel bookings from China are increasing due to the 90-day pause in U.S.-China tariffs, a major surge in container traffic is unlikely. “We’re seeing an uptick in bookings
In a significant move aimed at easing trade tensions, officials from the United States and China have agreed to a 90-day truce and the rollback of recent tariffs. The agreement, announced in Geneva, marks a major de-escalation in the ongoing trade war that has disrupted global
Spot rates for ocean containers from Asia to the U.S. have remained steady since mid-April, according to data from Xeneta released on May 2. The average spot rate sits at $2,790 per forty-foot equivalent unit (FEU) to the West Coast and $3,830 to the East Coast.
As global trade continues to evolve, cross border has emerged as a critical driver of supply chain performance. In 2025, businesses are experiencing new levels of complexity and opportunity in how goods move across international boundaries. From regulatory changes to technological breakthroughs, the dynamics of cross
Choosing the right freight method is crucial when shipping goods across international borders. Whether you’re moving cargo between the United States, Canada, or Mexico, deciding between Less-than-Truckload (LTL) and Full Truckload (FTL) can significantly impact your delivery time, cost, and logistics efficiency. In this blog, we’ll
The volume of Chinese goods shipped to the U.S. in containers is declining rapidly, driven by the latest round of U.S. tariff hikes that have significantly dampened demand. In response, the world’s largest ocean carriers are scaling back operations—opting for smaller vessels and in some cases
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a move aimed at improving roadway safety, President Trump signed an executive order on Monday requiring all commercial truck drivers in the United States to be proficient in English. Drivers who fail to meet this requirement will be placed out of service.
In the world of logistics, speed, safety, and cost-efficiency are everything. Intermodal containers standardized freight units used across trucks, ships, and ports are key to achieving these goals. Whether you’re shipping goods within your country or managing global freight operations, intermodal containers have become a crucial