U.S. Truckload Capacity Tightens as Tender Rejections Hold Near 14%
The U.S. truckload market is showing renewed signs of tightening, with national van tender rejections holding near 14%. Dry van
AutoFill Understands Your Freight Documents, So Your Team Doesn’t Have to Re-Type Them
Some people can understand what you want just by looking into your eyes. AutoFill can do it from a PDF.
Stop Copy-Pasting Freight Data: Meet FreightGraph AutoFill
Freight operations generate a constant stream of information. An email arrives with shipment instructions. A carrier sends a rate confirmation.
Hurricane Polo Disrupts Mexican Pacific Ports
Hurricane Polo disrupted maritime operations along Mexico’s Pacific coast on September 23, prompting authorities to impose navigation restrictions at several
Global Container Shipping Reliability Falls to Just 29%
Global container shipping schedule reliability fell for the third consecutive month in August, with only 29% of vessels arriving on
Asia–U.S. Container Rates Near COVID-Era Records
Ocean container freight rates from the Far East to the United States have surged to levels approaching the records seen
Global Diesel Shortage Could Last Into 2027 as Inventories Fall
A global diesel shortage is showing signs of lasting well into 2027, as supply disruptions in the Middle East and
Strait of Hormuz Shipping Disruption / Maritime Logistics
Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply, highlighting the scale of disruption facing one of the world’s
Truck Driver Accused of Trading $110K Frozen Chicken Load to Pay Drug Debt
A routine police operation in Memphis turned into an unusual cargo-theft investigation on September 15, after officers reportedly discovered people
Africa
Asian Carriers Expand India–East Africa Container Capacity with Two New Weekly Services
The India–East Africa trade lane is set for a significant increase in scheduled container capacity this month, as six Asian
Maersk Suspends Seasonal TPX Service as Golden Week Approaches
Maersk has announced the suspension of its Seasonal Transpacific Loader Service (TPX) between Asia and the U.S. West Coast, with
China’s Pinglu Canal Opens a New Shipping Route to Southeast Asia
China is opening a new chapter in inland-to-sea logistics with the Pinglu Canal, a 134.2-kilometer waterway in Guangxi designed to