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How Tailored Freight Solutions help Forwarders stay Flexible

Insights from Mary Ann Chua, Shipco’s Director, Regional Accounts, Asia Pacific & India Subcontinent (APAC & ISC) Not all forwarders operate the same way. While some focus on airfreight and others on ocean, the real differences often lie deeper: in how they scale, where they operate, and how they respond to shifting demands. As these

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Global Trade Disruptions Push Businesses Toward Dual-sourcing Models

Shippers are turning to dual-sourcing as a long-term strategy to navigate ongoing trade policy uncertainties. In just a 24-hour period, U.S. tariff policies have been reversed and then reinstated, highlighting the unpredictability of the global trade environment. Rohit Tripathi, Vice President of industry strategy, manufacturing at Relex Solutions, said the current environment is driving a

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Evergreen Executive Flags Potential for U.S. West Coast Port Gridlock

Evergreen Chairman Chang Yen-yi said U.S. West Coast ports, especially Los Angeles and Long Beach, could see heavier congestion next month. He cited rising freight rates and the addition of more capacity by ocean carriers as key reasons. At Evergreen’s annual meeting, Chang said the company expected elevated freight rates to last through September as

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Ramp up of Trans-Pacific Capacity Amid Climbing Freight Rates

In response to increased demand and rising freight rates from Asia to the U.S., ocean carriers are reintroducing capacity on the Far East to North American trades. This move reflects growing confidence in the strength of Trans-Pacific demand. Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have announced a new express service to the U.S. West Coast, starting June 24

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Carriers Race to Restore Trans-Pacific Routes

Container services are being reinstated to the Trans-Pacific trade next month in response to the high demand for imports from China. Currently, capacity remains constrained as many carriers had reassigned ships to other routes during the earlier downturn. The temporary tariff truce between the U.S. and China expires on August 14, and peak season cargo

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