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The Logistics Matters podcast: Johnathan Foster of Proxima on disruptions from Suez Canal shutdown | Season 2 Episode 133

What will the overall impacts of the Suez Canal blockage be to the movement of goods?; microfulfillment can create greener last miles; finding drivers to meet post-pandemic demand.

April 2, 2021

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What will the overall impacts of the Suez Canal blockage be to the movement of goods?; microfulfillment can create greener last miles; finding drivers to meet post-pandemic demand.

Supply chains brace for ripple effects of Suez Canal blockage

European ports will be hit hardest by delays from Suez Canal backups, but U.S. supply chains will feel the pinch in exacerbated bottlenecks at West Coast ports, experts say.

April 1, 2021

Victoria Kickham

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European ports will be hit hardest by delays from Suez Canal backups, but U.S. supply chains will feel the pinch in exacerbated bottlenecks at West Coast ports, experts say.

Cargo volume up at West Coast ports

Imports surge in Oakland and Los Angeles, Vancouver posts record 2020 as strong consumer demand boosts activity nationwide.

March 17, 2021

DC Velocity Staff

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Imports surge in Oakland and Los Angeles, Vancouver posts record 2020 as strong consumer demand boosts activity nationwide.

Podcasts

The Logistics Matters podcast: Bindiya Vakil on President Biden's plan to fix America's broken supply chains | Season 2 Episode 10

Bindiya Vakil, CEO of Resilinc, discusses vulnerabilities within our worldwide supply chains; freight continues to take a bumpy ride; ocean ports continue to see congestion worldwide.

March 12, 2021

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Bindiya Vakil, CEO of Resilinc, discusses vulnerabilities within our worldwide supply chains; freight continues to take a bumpy ride; ocean ports continue to see congestion worldwide.

UK ports suffer post-Brexit logjams

Container Availability Index shows supply chain congestion is worsening at British ports as terminals struggle to clear an excess of containers, echoing worldwide supply chain slowdowns.

March 9, 2021

DC Velocity Staff

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Container Availability Index shows supply chain congestion is worsening at British ports as terminals struggle to clear an excess of containers, echoing worldwide supply chain slowdowns.

Podcasts

The Logistics Matters podcast: Joe Ruddy of the Port of Virginia on maritime issues; | Season 2 Episode 3

How the maritime industry survived the rough seas of 2020 trade; will trade wars with China bring manufacturing home?; truckload capacity expected to remain tight.

January 22, 2021

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How the maritime industry survived the rough seas of 2020 trade; will trade wars with China bring manufacturing home?; truckload capacity expected to remain tight.

MARITME/PORTS

For container lines and ports, what a difference a year makes

A year ago, maritime operators were laying up ships and canceling sailings. By the close of 2020, ship lines were awash with freight, swamping U.S. ports. What’s next?

December 24, 2020

Gary Frantz

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A year ago, maritime operators were laying up ships and canceling sailings. By the close of 2020, ship lines were awash with freight, swamping U.S. ports. What’s next?

Podcasts

The Logistics Matters podcast: National Truck Driver Appreciation Week; e-commerce shopping continues to surge; the nation's ocean ports see a solid rebound | Season 1 Episode 24

Randy Guillot of the American Trucking Associations talks about the vital role truck drivers play in keeping goods moving during the pandemic; also: the numbers on e-commerce growth; what's driving U.S. ports' rebound?

September 18, 2020

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Randy Guillot of the American Trucking Associations talks about the vital role truck drivers play in keeping goods moving during the pandemic; also: the numbers on e-commerce growth; what's driving U.S. ports' rebound?

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