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Transmarine and T. Parker Host Merge to Form U.S. Maritime Services Giant
Ports
July 3, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

Transmarine and T. Parker Host Merge to Form U.S. Maritime Services Giant

Transmarine Navigation Corporation (TNC) and T. Parker Host (HOST) have announced a merger, creating what industry insiders are calling a “marine logistics powerhouse” with combined operations spanning both U.S. coasts...
Asia-Europe Schedule Reliability Defies European Port Congestion
Ports
July 1, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

Asia-Europe Schedule Reliability Defies European Port Congestion

By Gavin van Marle (The Loadstar) – Despite ongoing reports and warnings of worsening port congestion levels in North European ports, container shipping lines’ schedule reliability to the region saw a...
U.S. West Coast Ports See Sharp Decline Amid Tariff Impacts, But Summer Surge Expected
Ports
June 17, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

U.S. West Coast Ports See Sharp Decline Amid Tariff Impacts, But Summer Surge Expected

The Port of Long Beach experienced a significant 8.2% decline in cargo throughput in May, processing 639,160 TEUs as tariffs continue to impact global trade flows. The neighboring Port of...
A Key Freight Indicator Is Flashing Red — Here’s What It Means for Global Trade
Ports
June 16, 2025
From 
Lori Ann LaRocco
 via 
gCaptain

A Key Freight Indicator Is Flashing Red — Here’s What It Means for Global Trade

By Lori Ann LaRocco – A key supply chain data point is flashing red, warning that the pullback in freight orders will continue. Empty container exports is a forward-looking indicator...
Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volumes Drop Amid Tariff Uncertainty, But Relief Expected
Ports
June 13, 2025
From 
Reuters
 via 
gCaptain

Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volumes Drop Amid Tariff Uncertainty, But Relief Expected

Imports to the busiest U.S. seaport at Los Angeles dropped 9% year-on-year in May and could remain muted through the remainder of 2025, after companies responded to President Donald Trump's 145% tariffs on China by canceling or putting holds on shipments, according to port officials.
U.S. Import Surge Expected as Retailers Rush to Beat Tariff Deadline
Ports
June 9, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

U.S. Import Surge Expected as Retailers Rush to Beat Tariff Deadline

Import cargo volumes at major U.S. container ports are expected to surge through the summer months as retailers rush to take advantage of temporarily reduced tariffs on Chinese goods. The...
Billionaire Steve Cohen Wants NY To Expand Taxpayer-Backed Ferry
Ports
June 1, 2025
From 
Bloomberg
 via 
gCaptain

Billionaire Steve Cohen Wants NY To Expand Taxpayer-Backed Ferry

By Nacha Cattan May 30, 2025 (Bloomberg) –New Yorkers know that getting to LaGuardia airport and Citi Field in Queens from Manhattan has long been a logistical mess, with congested highways,...
Ukraine Needs 500 Million Euros To Rebuild Critical Port Facilities Damaged By Russia
Ports
May 31, 2025
From 
Reuters
 via 
gCaptain

Ukraine Needs 500 Million Euros To Rebuild Critical Port Facilities Damaged By Russia

KYIV, May 30 (Reuters) – Ukraine needs an initial 500 million euros ($566 million) to rebuild the most important infrastructure facilities at its Black Sea ports destroyed by constant Russian missile and drone attacks,...
West Coast Ports Brace for Cargo Comeback, Sparking Congestion Fears
Ports
May 28, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

West Coast Ports Brace for Cargo Comeback, Sparking Congestion Fears

By Charlotte Goldstone (The Loadstar) – The demand spike on the transpacific has prompted concerns of congestion and cargo bottlenecks at key US ports.   Yesterday, The Loadstar reported that many carriers had begun to...
USTRANSCOM Report Reveals Key Challenges in U.S. Strategic Seaport Dredging Operations
Ports
May 28, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

USTRANSCOM Report Reveals Key Challenges in U.S. Strategic Seaport Dredging Operations

A recently declassified U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) report has identified significant challenges affecting dredging operations at strategic U.S. seaports, with findings that contradict common assumptions about equipment availability under the...
Australia Looks to Avoid a Panama Repeat in China Port Showdown
Ports
May 28, 2025
From 
Bloomberg
 via 
gCaptain

Australia Looks to Avoid a Panama Repeat in China Port Showdown

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is confronting a fresh diplomatic dilemma with China: How to fulfill a pledge to regain control of a strategic port without jeopardizing improved relations with his country’s largest trading partner.
CMA CGM Invests $600 Million in New Vietnam Terminal as Trade Surges
Ports
May 27, 2025
From 
Mike Schuler
 via 
gCaptain

CMA CGM Invests $600 Million in New Vietnam Terminal as Trade Surges

CMA CGM Group has signed a partnership agreement with Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) to develop a new deep-water terminal in Haiphong, northern Vietnam, marking a significant expansion of its presence...