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Interview with Daniel Schäfer, Market Analyst at German DS Research.
→NRF: Modernize NAFTA, Do Not Withdraw
The United States should work to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement but should not withdraw from the ...
read more →ILWU Members Support Contract Extension with PMA
A majority of US West Coast longshore workers at 29 ports in California, Oregon and Washington have agreed to a ...
read more →US Container Ports Brace for Busiest Months Ever
July and August should be two of the busiest months ever seen for imports at US major retail container ports, ...
read more →NRF: Imports at US Ports to Keep Growing through Summer
Imports at US major retail container ports should see steady increases through the summer and into the fall, ...
read more →Imports at Top US Container Ports Set to Rise
Despite developments in Washington, imports at the major US retail container ports should see double-digit ...
read more →Dockers to Shut Down US East Coast, Gulf Coast Ports?
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has called for a one-day shutdown of US East Coast and ...
read more →Major US Retail Ports Busy During Holidays
Imports at the major US retail container ports saw a larger than expected increase during the industry’s busy ...
read more →Holiday Shopping Raises Imports at Top US Container Ports
Imports at major retail container ports in the US are expected to be up 3.2 percent this December over the same ...
read more →U.S. Retailers Fear for Cargo aboard Hanjin Ships
The National Retail Federation and the Hardwood Federation have led a coalition of 120 organizations representing ...
read more →August Import Volume Set to Rise in US Container Ports
An increase in cargo import cargo volume at major retail container ports in the US is expected in August as the ...
read more →NRF: US Import Volumes Drop from Last Year’s Records
Import cargo volume at major retail container ports in the US is expected to be at some of its highest levels ever ...
read more →NRF: US Imports on a Steady Rise
Import cargo volume at the United States’ major retail container ports has begun its annual climb toward ...
read more →Cargo Volumes at US Container Ports Expected to Go Down
Import cargo volume at major US retail container ports is expected to decline year-over-year for the next few ...
read more →NRF: Strikes at East, Gulf Coast Ports Not the Way to Go
The US National Retail Federation called on the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime ...
read more →Major US Retail Ports to Top 18M TEU in Imports in 2015
Import cargo volume at major U.S. retail container ports is expected to increase 8.3 percent this month over the ...
read more →Larger Ships Good News for US Retailers, But Not for Long
Some U.S. retailers are paying less to transport their merchandise this year due to the use of more large-capacity ...
read more →US Retailers Urge Passage of Port Statistics Bill
The US National Retail Federation and more than 100 other business groups have issued a letter calling for passage ...
read more →US Container Import Volumes Back to Normal
Import cargo volume at major US retail container ports has returned to normal levels following ratification of a ...
read more →PORTS Act Aimed at Tackling Port Disruptions Introduced
Legislation that would amend the United States Taft-Hartley Act to allow governors to intervene in port labor ...
read more →Vessel Oversupply to Drag US Freight Rates Down
Import cargo volume at major US retail container ports is returning to normal levels as officials prepare to count ...
read more →Import Cargo Volumes at US Ports Not Subsiding
Import cargo volume at the United States’ major retail container ports is expected to rise 16.9 percent this month ...
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