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The National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America (“NCBFAA”) is leading an industry initiative to plan for a potential government shutdown starting on October 1st. The association is working with trade groups to coordinate strategies with Customs and Border

WASHINGTON, September 8, 2023 – Import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to hit the 2 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Unit mark for the second month in a row in September and remain there in October, according

Noatum Logistics is pleased to announce a pivotal development in the maritime industry’s labor landscape. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) has reported an overwhelming ratification of the new six-year coastwide contract with the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA). After

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) will extend water-saving efforts by 10 months if current rainfall trends persist. The decision is in response to the historically low water levels in Gatun Lake, a key water source for the canal. Existing restrictions

Parts of Southern California were put under a tropical storm watch for the first time this season on Friday, as Hurricane Hilary grew to Category 4 strength.   The storm is expected to weaken as it approaches Southern California, but parts

The Canada Border Services Agency has provided an important update regarding implementation of CARM 2.0. The requirement for commercial importers to register via the CARM portal and comply with new regulatory standards has been delayed until May 2024. In October 2023,

Dear valued customer, In the world of global shipping, recent shifts at the Panama Canal have caught our attention. Here’s a brief rundown: Current Picture: New vessel and draft regulations at the Panama Canal haven’t disrupted most shippers yet but a growing line

WASHINGTON, August 7, 2023 – Import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to hit its highest level in nearly a year this month as retailers stock up for the winter holidays, according to the Global Port