The Weekly Roar
Logistics News, Shipping & Weekly Freight Updates
High Stakes Game
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: labor talks on the West Coast, more questions than answers for when China reopens, air cargo growing importance, and
Ports Front-and-Center
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: the latest news on ports, shifting ocean carrier alliances, potential changes for US/ China tariffs, the state of US
The Waiting Game
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: the lasting impact of China's lockdown, concerns about what happens next for ports and air cargo, help for US
Walking the Tight Rope
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: Chinese lockdowns persist, growing dwell times in LA/ LB, major shifts in the Trans-Pacific trades, growing interest in nearshoring,
Is What You See What You Get?
What you see is what you get when it comes to freight quotes, or is it? We wish it were, but as with life, there are no guarantees—so
Still Watching China
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar we're covering several angles of the supply chain mess that is China, air cargo as the hero we didn't
The Outlook
2nd Quarter - 2022 Port Performance The Headline: COVID shutdowns and strong consumer demand are keeping pressure on ports, which are still struggling to
One step forward, one step back
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: ocean shipping reform, (selectively) spiking air freight rates, China's latest lockdown, predictions of more trans-Atlantic congestion, and an index
‘Shanghaid’
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: a COVID mess in China, storage and inventory woes in the UK, the specter of big labor problems
Big Trade News
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: a balancing of volumes at US ports, important news regarding exclusions from China Section 301 Tariffs, drayage troubles in
COVID isn’t done with supply chains
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar: COVID shows it isn't done yet, Russia's aggression continues to impact air freight and supply chains globally, and news
‘Not So’ Steady as She Goes
The Weekly Roar In this week’s Roar we have competing forces making waves in all directions, including higher (and still growing) fuel costs, strong import volumes,
