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• Top 500 China to US ÐßÐßÊÓƵs/NVOCC in 2022

  The comparison of China's exports to the United States in the first half of 2022 (by arrival date) and the same period last year, ranked by the volume of goods in 2022.

  Logistics News July 18, 2022
• German ports face worst strike action in 40 years

  German dockworkers will start a 48-hour strike on Thursday as wage talks with employers stall. The longest strike in Germany and the longest in more than 40 years in Germany Longest port strike.

  Logistics News July 15, 2022
• LA/Long Beach Truckers Work Stoppage to Protest AB5

  Affected by California's AB5 bill, truck drivers in the three major ports in the western United States - Los Angeles, Long Beach and Oakland announced that they will strike one after another starting today.

  Logistics News July 14, 2022
• New directives of Chittagong port on dangerous cargo

  HMM has decided to immediately stop accepting bookings for dangerous goods to any port in Bangladesh until further notice. Dangerous goods categories for unloading or transshipment at Bangladeshi ports include: 2.1/2.2/2.3/3/4.1/5.1/5.2/UNNO.2789.

  Logistics News July 13, 2022
• The backlog of goods and the increase in congestion

  It is reported that there are still more than 40 billion US dollars of container ships in the waters around North American ports waiting to enter the port to unload.

  Logistics News July 13, 2022
• CMA CGM joins up with Alibaba's Cainiao Smart Logistics

  CMA CGM announced it is teaming up with Cainiao Smart Logistics, towards the digitalization and decarbonization of shipping and logistics together.

  Logistics News July 13, 2022
• East African Community Adopts 35% Duty on Imported Finished

  The East African Community issued a statement announcing that it has officially adopted the fourth tranche of the common external tariff and decided to set the common external tariff rate at 35%.

  Logistics News July 12, 2022
• Sri Lanka is 'Bankrupt,' Prime Minister Says

  Recently, Sri Lanka is facing a severe crisis of foreign exchange shortage, and the national economy has been hit hard.

  Logistics News July 12, 2022
• Port congestion spreads across the globe again

  At present, the congestion of container ports on all continents is becoming more and more serious. The Clarksons Container Port Congestion Index showed that as of June 30, 36.2% of the world's container ships were stranded in ports, up from 31.5% between 2016 and 2019 before the pandemic. In its latest weekly report, Clarkson noted that congestion on the U.S. East Coast has recently risen to near-record levels.

  Logistics News July 11, 2022
• Overview of global piracy incidents in half of 2022

  According to a new report by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), in the first half of 2022, there were 58 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against merchant ships in global waters, including 55 pirate boardings, two attempted attacks and one ship hijacking.

  Logistics News August 02, 2022