#supply-chain-routing
(8 articles)Gdańsk emerges as Ukraine's critical import gateway
Gdańsk has solidified its position as the primary seaport for Ukrainian imports, handling approximately 40% of the country's container market. With direct deep-water access enabling unimpeded service
New Trade Corridors Struggle to Capture Container Volume
New trade corridors are not successfully capturing container traffic from established shipping routes, indicating that infrastructure investment alone is insufficient to shift container flows. This su
LA Port Sets Record but Warns Tariff Volatility Threatens Planning
The Port of Los Angeles achieved record throughput in September with 1.42 million TEUs, driven by lower tariffs, resilient consumer demand, and cargo diverted from Panama Canal and Suez constraints. H
Murmansk Port Opens New Route for Belarusian Potash Exports
The article reports that Belarusian potash producers are utilizing Murmansk Port as a new logistics route for exports. This represents a significant routing shift that could reshape fertilizer supply
Rail Congestion Drives South Korea-Russia Ocean Shipping Volume Surge
Growing congestion on the Trans-China and Trans-Siberian railways is triggering a modal shift away from rail toward ocean shipping on the South Korea-Russia trade lane. In August, Busan-to-Vladivostok
Canadian Oil Reroutes Away from California Amid Freight Surge
Canadian crude oil producers are routing shipments away from traditional California stops as freight transportation demand surges across North America. This routing shift reflects broader adjustments
How Transshipping Helps Companies Dodge Tariffs on Chinese Goods
Transshipping represents a critical gray-zone strategy in international trade where goods originating in China are routed through intermediate ports in third countries to obscure their origin and pote
Navigators Shift Project Shipments from Middle East to Asia
Navigators, a specialized project cargo operator, is strategically redirecting shipments away from Middle East routes toward Asian logistics hubs. This routing shift reflects broader market dynamics w
