Average spot rates from Asia to the US West Coast have increased 70% over the last two months, with the lines successfully implementing a series of rate increases, while rates from Asia to Northern Europe spiked last week by 25%,
With International Longshore and Warehouse Union members voting 75% in favour of the four-year agreement reached in Western Canada and the port of Halifax, Montreal is the last major container port to agree a new labor contract, as the federally
Despite the apparent lack of a traditional peak season, excess capacity and new container ships queuing up to join the trade, Maersk has announced a massive rate increase, with other lines following in their wake. Traditionally, at this point in the
Container imports Asia to the United States fell 13% in June, down 17% from China (-25% for 1H 2023), continuing an 11 month trend, while capacity to the East and West coasts is about to experience an influx of new
Leveraging Big Data is already revolutionising logistics. Large companies worldwide are increasingly investing in Big Data technology to optimise supply chain efficiency and improve their income statements. Big Data is becoming the go-to technology to address the biggest challenges in logistics
After a week of unofficial industrial action disrupting operations, West Coast ports are (mainly) back to normal and, against the odds, a labour contract deal may have been reached, but Panama Canal restrictions are impacting vessels serving East Coast ports,
We are very excited to announce that Noatum will be attending the Breakbulk Europe Exhibition & Conference from 6-8 June 2023 with our Noatum Logistics, Noatum Project Cargo, Noatum Maritime, Noatum Automotive & Ro-Ro and Noatum Terminals divisions in Rotterdam,
The European Import Control System (ICS) was implemented to perform risk analyses on goods before they enter or transit the customs territory of the European Union, to better identify high-risk consignments and facilitate the cross-border clearance of legitimate trade. The EU’s