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Singapore-Flagged Containership Sinks After Attack in Strait of Hormuz
A Singapore-flagged containership has sunk following an attack in the Strait of Hormuz, marking another major escalation in threats to… Read More
U.S. Container Imports Reach Highest September Volume on Record
Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, released its October Global Shipping Report for logistics… Read More
Post-Golden Week Container Market: Capacity Returns, Rates Ease 2%
The container shipping sector is transitioning into a fresh stage following Golden Week, as vessel space steadily comes back online… Read More
Driver Identity and the New Era of Fleet Accountability
Learn how driver identification and telematics improve fleet accountability, safety, and efficiency, and help reduce unauthorized vehicle use. Read also:… Read More
Port of Los Angeles Sets September Cargo Record
The Port of Los Angeles handled a record volume of cargo in September, according to the Los Angeles Times, as… Read More
Shipping Faces New Compliance Test as Maritime Rules Tighten
The maritime industry is entering a demanding regulatory period, with shipowners and operators facing growing pressure to demonstrate that their… Read More
Peak Shipping Season 2026: Higher Volumes and Shipments more Spread Over Time
Volumes are growing, but in the face of geopolitical challenges and regulatory change, companies are shipping their goods earlier and… Read More
How Automated Data Management Streamlines Logistics Back-Office Operations
Logistics is more than moving goods. Behind every shipment lies a complex series of documents, data, coordination, billing, and customer… Read More
Trade Agreements Do Not Move Parcels: The Documentation Gap in UK–India SME Shipments
The UK–India trade agreement can reduce tariffs, but smaller exporters still need accurate classification, origin evidence and consistent shipment data… Read More
The Cost of Tariff Refunds: Managing Data, Disclosure and Defense
As the Administration’s tariff policy evolves, companies are working to keep pace with the rapid developments. Part of that reality… Read More
The Importer of Record Is Becoming the Center of Customs Compliance
Importers have traditionally treated customs compliance as a transaction-level exercise. Simply classify the product, calculate the duty, file the entry,… Read More
Port of Los Angeles Sets September Record with 1.04 Million TEUs
The Port of Los Angeles, which handles more container traffic than any other US port, reached a September volume high… Read More
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