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Ocean Carriers Foresee no Relief from Bottlenecks at Major European Ports

Cosco is warning customers of port congestion in Germany, Netherlands, and Belgium. The container carrier has introduced a fee per container, which will apply to sailings to and from Hamburg, Bremerhaven, Wilhelmshaven, Rotterdam, and Antwerp. “The current handling situation in the ports and the availability of infrastructure are leading to considerable restrictions,” Cosco said, adding

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U.S. Container Imports Rise 5.6% in May

May. Imports were up 5.6% from last year, though this increase was smaller than in the previous three months. In May, 1.93 million TEUs were handled, 1% more than in April and the highest volume of U.S. imports in 21 months. However, this was -15.5% below May 2021. McCown pointed out that May is usually

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U.S. Businesses Spend $2.4 Trillion on Logistics

According to the “State of Logistics” report by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), U.S. logistics costs dropped 11% in 2023 to $2.4 trillion. Despite the reduction, U.S. business spending on logistics is still high, following a 22.4% increase in 2021 and a nearly 20% rise in 2022. Many logistics companies recognize supply

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Shipco Airfreight March Newsletter – 2023

ARE YOU READY FOR ICS2?DON’T WORRY, WE GOT YOU! As of today March 1st, phase two of the Import Control System 2 (ICS2) goes into effect. As such, all air shipments to, or via, the European Union + Norway and Switzerland must be cleared for departure ahead of loading onto the aircraft. This will allow

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