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Supply chain turmoil: tariffs cause trade uncertainty

Tariffs sparked fears of a potential recession and rising consumer prices. In Long Beach, California, the meeting of global maritime transport executives turned into an atmosphere of concern in response to the recent changes in U.S. trade policy. The executives gathered this week, expected to discuss market trends and supply chain challenges at the annual […]

Port of Los Angeles sets record amid tariff hike surge

In the past seven months, cargo volumes have maintained an average of over 927,000 container units at the Port of Los Angeles. The Port of Los Angeles, recognized as the most active trade hub in the United States, reached a significant milestone in January 2025 by handling more containers than any other January in previous […]

The logistics behind the Super Bowl: the real MVP

In addition to being the most expected sports events in the U.S., the Super Bowl is a complex logistical operation. On Sunday, February 9, Super Bowl LIX will take place in New Orleans, where the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off for the title. American football is a sport based on […]

Potential strike threatens U.S. ports over automation concerns

A labor conflict that could severely affect the U.S. economy is looming. 45,000 workers from East Coast and Gulf ports have threatened to strike just as elected President Donald Trump returns to the White House. The dispute centers around port automation, which could jeopardize thousands of jobs by replacing human labor with machines. If carried […]

Uncertainty for U.S. freight industry amid tariff plans

The potential impact of these measures could be severe for a sector already undergoing a recession. The U.S. freight transportation industry, valued at $1.7 trillion, faces an uncertain future if the plans of President-elect Donald Trump to impose tariffs on its key trade partners—China, Mexico, and Canada—come to fruition. According to industry experts, these measures […]

Dockworkers suspend negotiations about port automation

The union has indicated that negotiations will not progress if the expansion of automation is insisted upon. The United States port operators’ union, known as the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), has suspended negotiations with employers over automation issues following a deadlock in talks. This development comes after cargo operations were halted at major ports on […]

Road transport between uncertainty and signs of recovery

Over the past two years, the market has experienced a constant decline in rates, which finally came to a halt in 2024. The road transport sector has been one of the hardest hit by the economic crisis caused by the pandemic. Over the past two years, the market experienced a steady decline in rates, which […]

The future of transportation in the U.S.: Trump vs. Harris

The presidential election will have a significant impact on the policies and regulations that will shape the sector. As November begins, the pressure of the elections intensifies; in just four days, the future of the United States for the next four years will be decided. During their campaigns, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have presented […]

The impact of Halloween on the U.S. Economy

Halloween is more than just a celebration; it is an economic engine that generates billions in spending. In the United States, Halloween is one of the most anticipated celebrations of the fall season, and like any celebration, shopping plays a key role. This holiday has become a significant economic phenomenon at the national level. Local […]

Florida braces for Hurricane Milton: storm threatens supply chains

In addition to the severe impact expected across the state, Milton is already causing serious disruptions in Florida’s freight transportation markets. The state of Florida is preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Milton, a storm that has reached Category 4, with sustained winds of 127 mph and gusts of up to 155 mph. In addition […]