#capacity-crisis
(4 articles)Fiji Water Built Its Own Shipping Route During COVID
Fiji Water took an extraordinary step during the COVID-19 pandemic by establishing and operating its own dedicated shipping route to maintain product flow when commercial carrier capacity became sever
Supreme Court Ruling Threatens $5/Mile Truckload Rates
The Supreme Court's unanimous decision in *Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II* eliminates a decades-old liability preemption that shielded brokers from personal injury lawsuits, fundamentally reshaping
Asia Ocean Freight Fragility Signals Capacity Shifts in 2026
Asia's ocean freight market is exhibiting signs of structural fragility as 2026 begins, driven by ongoing capacity rebalancing across major shipping routes and trade lanes. The article underscores tha
12 Trucking Companies File Bankruptcy Amid Freight Downturn
The trucking industry is experiencing a pronounced financial stress wave, with a dozen small carriers and logistics firms filing for bankruptcy protection in mid-to-late April. Bound Logistics LLC, th