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(7 articles)Circle Logistics Scales Drayage to Handle U.S. Port Surge
Circle Logistics is highlighting its enhanced drayage capabilities in response to accelerating demand at U.S. ports, signaling both strong underlying cargo volumes and competitive positioning in the l
U.S. Port Congestion Triggers Shipping Container Shortage
Port congestion across U.S. terminals is creating an acute shortage of available shipping containers, a secondary but severe consequence of capacity constraints. When ports become congested, container
Port Congestion Drives Retail Shortages Across U.S.
A logistics expert-led investigation into U.S. port congestion reveals systemic inefficiencies that are cascading shortages through retail supply chains. The analysis indicates that port gridlock—driv
U.S. Retail Imports Set to Slow Into Fall Despite Summer Gains
The Port Tracker report signals a near-term weakening in U.S. retail import volumes heading into the fall months, despite recent short-term gains at ports. This forecast reflects broader demand uncert
White House Extends Jones Act Waiver 90 Days Starting May
The White House has announced a 90-day extension of the Jones Act waiver, set to begin in May, providing continued regulatory relief for domestic maritime shipping. This waiver allows non-U.S. flagged
Tariffs Set to Extend Import Cargo Decline at U.S. Ports
Tariff implementations are expected to prolong the downward trajectory of import cargo volumes flowing through U.S. ports, according to recent analysis. This structural decline reflects importers' str
U.S. Container Imports Face Headwinds as Tariff Uncertainty Weighs on 2025
Tariff uncertainty is emerging as a significant headwind for U.S. container import volumes, with forecasters projecting a pullback below 2025 levels as shippers adopt a cautious stance on procurement