139 posts tagged with “ocean freight”

A.P. Moller Capital’s expanding terminal portfolio could improve cargo handoffs while increasing gateway concentration risk. Here is how shippers can preserve routing options.

A practical framework for qualifying individual Suez sailings by transit time, insurance, reliability, transshipment risk, and recovery options.

Asia–U.S. ocean carriers are seeking increases of up to $3,000 per FEU. Learn how versioned quote assumptions help procurement compare rates accurately.

Tanker earnings jumped from $218,000 to $1.35 million a day. Learn how source triangulation and approval controls can protect freight decisions.

The China maritime fee suspension may extend through January 9, 2027. Preserve vessel data, surcharge scenarios, and quotation controls for the next decision.

Asia–Europe container volume grew 12.2% through July while major ocean trades followed different rate paths. Build lane-specific assumptions and triggers.

Iraq’s maritime line has returned to Gulf container shipping after 50 years. Here is how shippers can qualify the service before committing cargo.

Trans-Pacific spot rates are rising with U.S. import demand. Turn market signals, allocation, inventory, and required arrival dates into explicit booking triggers.

Arctic routes should be managed as expiring, season-specific freight options scored for ice, vessel, insurance, rescue, and recovery risk.

Dual-fuel ships only reduce emissions when ports can supply the right certified fuel. A fuel-by-port execution record turns vessel capability into auditable results.