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Coming This Summer: The Paris Olympics, Paralympics
We are a few short months away from the summer Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, France! With thousands of athletes, […]
Navigating the Skies: The Latest in Air Freight
The global economy is still seeing strong growth in the air freight industry, which is mostly due to the ravenous […]
First Container Ship Docks at Port of Baltimore Since Bridge Collapse
Resuming operations at the Port of Baltimore is more than simply going back to business as usual; it’s a calculated […]
Panama Canal Daily Transits Set to Increase: What’s Next?
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is set to increase daily transits and raise maximum permitted draft levels, throughout this month […]
Interlog Insights – April 2024
The following is an archived collection of our weekly insights throughout the month of April. Those who had signed up […]
Reshoring and Nearshoring: Things to Know
A plethora of issues are facing the global transportation and supply chain industry in the aftermath of recent geopolitical crises. […]
Cargo Chronicles: Exploring the Rise in Cargo Theft
In past years, the global supply chain has seen a concerning increase in cargo theft, creating many discussions and unease […]
Revised Forecast Show an Increase of U.S. Imports in the First Half of 2024
In this blog, we take a look at the National Retail Federation’s (NRF) Global Port Tracker report released in early […]
Transatlantic Q1: Volume, Labor Negotiations, Rates
Within the dynamic domain of international trade, there has been a notable resurgence of the trans-Atlantic route. The first quarter […]
Global Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Extreme Weather, Port Closures, and Geopolitical Challenges
Regardless of how long you’ve been in the supply chain and logistics industry, it’s quite likely that you’ve had an […]
Maersk Will Resume OC1 Service Through the Panama Canal
Ocean carrier Maersk is preparing to resume its Ocean-Americas (OC1) service’s transits via the Panama Canal, a strategically significant step […]
The History and Four Pillars of the IMO
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is the United Nations’ specialized agency that is responsible for the safety and security of […]
Early Forecasts Indicate Mississippi River May Face Challenges for Third Straight Year
The future of barge transportation on the Mississippi River is beset not just by weather patterns and competition from other […]
Interlog Insights – March 2024
The following is an archived collection of our weekly insights through the month of March. Those who had signed up […]