novembre 13, 2020
Philippine Ports Recover from Typhoon Ulysses
The Philippine Ports Authority has reported that some port are still closed in the aftermath of Typhoon Ulysses while others are assessing damages and resuming operations.
READ MORE >The Philippine Ports Authority has reported that some port are still closed in the aftermath of Typhoon Ulysses while others are assessing damages and resuming operations.
READ MORE >The European Union is moving forward with plans to apply new tariffs to $4 billion of American goods. The taxes, authorized by the World Trade Organization last month, go into effect on November 10 and affect items such as tractors,…
READ MORE >According to the AJOT, South Carolina will soon boast the U.S. East Coast’s deepest harbor with expanding capabilities for handling mega-containerships. The state is enjoying a boom as a preferred distribution hub, with Walmart the latest to announce plans for…
READ MORE >EMO Trans is very pleased to announce a new business vertical centered on the U.S. government. Baltimore Branch Manager Stephen Schein says, "Since becoming the Branch Manager for the Baltimore office, one of my chief goals has been to…
READ MORE >The Port of Long Beach, California has reported a 12.5% jump in September container volumes, while Los Angeles recorded its best quarter in 114 years and Oakland had its best September ever for import volume.
READ MORE >Investment bank Jefferies has issued an exceptionally bullish report on import flows. Inventory restocking should remain heavy all the way into 2021.
READ MORE >The U.S. Trade Representative is initiating an investigation of Vietnam's acts, policies, and practices related to the import and use of timber that is illegally harvested or traded. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) seeks comments regarding…
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