Ocean Carrier Orderbook: Top Carriers and Capacity
We looked at existing data from the world orderbook of vessels from ocean carriers to give a better idea of future trends in logistics.
We looked at existing data from the world orderbook of vessels from ocean carriers to give a better idea of future trends in logistics.
Port congestion is likely the single most important cause for disruptions in ocean trade. Yet, despite its prominence as a constant pain to logistics operators, it is rarely used as a means to estimate delays to existing routes.
Port Performance is a key metric for logistics operators. That is why we plotted all relevant metrics on the matter for most countries.
Donald Trump is set to become the next president of the U.S. We looked at the likely impact his policies will have on global trade.
In today’s fast-moving world, understanding and putting in place effective risk mitigation strategies is an important component in the success and sustainability of the company. Each project and business activity is vulnerable to a variety of risks that may impede objectives, affect financial results, and even stain reputations.
Carrier reliability continues to struggle with a number of major disruptions. Here’s what recent data shows.
The concept of trade compliance is truly a cornerstone to development in today’s world of strong interdependence, more so for the numerous businesses depending on international trade from day to day.
Disruptions to trade are one of the biggest impacts to the global economy. We estimated how much they cost in 2024.
Supply chain resilience is perhaps one of the most important hallmarks of a truly strong logistics process. Generally speaking, it deals with how any particular business can foresee discontinuity that may strike without warning and also develop the ability to prepare for, respond towards, and recover from such eventualities.
ew products are as important to the logistics industry as shipping containers. It is estimated that, across the entire global maritime fleet, there are well over 30 million containers in operation. All of which are constantly traversing the world to ensure consumers everywhere have the goods they need.