Port of Oakland shuts down after longshore worker passes

After the incident, several terminals alerted trucking companies they would be closed for the day.

By Edwin Lopez • June 6, 2023

Panama Canal on alert as low water levels could affect transit

A press release from the canal said economic impact was unavoidable. In response, some ocean carriers have announced surcharges.

By Alejandra Salgado • June 6, 2023

Explore the Trendline➔

The Supply Chain Outlook for 2023

After more than two years of nonstop disruption, will this be the year supply chains finally reach normalcy?

By Supply Chain Dive staff

2 terminals at Port of Long Beach close truck gates

As one gate closure extends until Tuesday, and another pops up in Los Angeles, industry observers warned the sudden closures could lead to congestion and other fallout.

By Edwin Lopez , Alejandra Salgado • Updated June 5, 2023

Labor disruptions throughout West Coast ports sow uncertainty

Five ports in California and Washington experienced issues Friday as terminal jobs went unfilled. Stakeholders are warning ripple effects could be felt in the coming days.

By Edwin Lopez • June 3, 2023

A labor flareup is affecting operations at several West Coast ports

The ports of Los Angeles, Oakland and potentially others are experiencing disruption due to the shortfall. This is a developing story.

By Edwin Lopez , Alejandra Salgado • June 2, 2023

FedEx Express, pilots union reach tentative agreement

The deal follows years of negotiations and a strike authorization vote two weeks ago.

By Max Garland • May 31, 2023

Flood of summer air cargo capacity further softens spot rates

With volumes falling for the 14th consecutive month, industry hopes for a rebound ahead of peak season continues to fade.

By Kelly Stroh • May 26, 2023

2 ocean carriers fined for Ocean Shipping Reform Act violations

ONE and Wan Hai Lines paid a combined $2.65 million in fees, and agreed to issue refunds to affected shippers.

By Alejandra Salgado • May 25, 2023

ContainerPort Group moves to 8-acre terminal in South Carolina

The North Charleston site will help the drayage and logistics provider grow its dedicated services business, which launched last fall.

By Colin Campbell • May 23, 2023

Logistics providers expand operations in Mexico, leveraging nearshoring as a strategy

Redwood Logistics and BlueGrace Logistics have announced plans to expand service offerings in Mexico due to higher demand from shippers.

By Alejandra Salgado • May 18, 2023

CH Robinson lays off another 2% of its workforce

The freight broker eliminated 300 jobs primarily in shared services and non-engineering tech roles last week, a spokesperson told Transport Dive.

By Larry Avila • May 17, 2023

FedEx Express pilots authorize strike as talks drag on

The union says its goal is still to reach an agreement with the company as contract negotiations under a federal mediator continue.

By Max Garland • May 17, 2023

Georgia Ports Authority to build rail hub in Gainesville

The new inland terminal is expected to handle 60,000 containers per year and is set to begin construction in January 2024.

By Alejandra Salgado • May 17, 2023

Shippers should use benchmarking and analytics to maximize freight spend

Manage your network with confidence, with a clear view of how your freight costs compare to the market. 

By Samuel Parker, Shipper Segment Lead DAT Freight & Analytics • May 15, 2023

Hub Group says CN rail alliance to accelerate intermodal, shipping speed

President and CEO Phil Yeager says the new cross-border service is drawing interest from customers and could reduce costs.

By Larry Avila • May 12, 2023

Costco, Walmart join Biden administration’s supply chain data exchange

Fifty-three companies representing the end-to-end supply chain are now part of the Department of Transportation’s Freight Logistics Optimization Works initiative. 

By Sarah Zimmerman • May 11, 2023

Complaints against ocean carriers lead to over $1M in refunds

After the FMC established a formal complaint process, more shippers have pushed back against perceived price gouging and unreasonable fees.

By Alejandra Salgado • May 9, 2023

Walmart, Cummins partner on trucks powered by compressed natural gas

The retailer says incorporating alternative fuel vehicles and EVs is a step toward its goal of reaching zero emissions by 2040.

By Larry Avila • May 3, 2023

4 charts show how cargo diversions are playing out in the US

Shippers have been diverting cargo for years now, but where exactly is it going? A few datasets provide a hint.

By Edwin Lopez , Alejandra Salgado , Jasmine Ye Han • May 3, 2023

Bed Bath and Beyond bankruptcy hits Ryder profits

The logistics company provided distribution management services for the bankrupt retailer.

By David Taube • May 2, 2023

FedEx Freight to close 29 locations, furlough more workers

The less-than-truckload unit has been cutting costs and streamlining its network as demand continues to decline.

By Max Garland • May 1, 2023

CPKC ‘ready to compete’ as rivals plan US-Mexico intermodal service

The head of the newly-formed railroad promises shippers "superior service" as other carriers team to vie for business south of the border.

By Sarah Zimmerman • May 1, 2023

5 California ports pledge to build data-sharing system for cargo fluidity

Los Angeles, Long Beach and other shipping hubs in the state will work together on a cloud-based tool aimed at standardizing data and boosting cargo fluidity.

By Sarah Zimmerman • April 27, 2023

CN teams with UP and Ferromex on cross-border intermodal service

The service, called Falcon Premium, comes a little more than a week after Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern officially combined into CPKC.

By Sarah Zimmerman • April 26, 2023

CPKC inks intermodal deal with Schneider

The trucking company will provide service along the railroad's north-south corridor, which connects the U.S. and Mexico.

By Larry Avila • April 21, 2023