Port disruptions will continue to impact freight movement in 2022. Planning for unforeseen circumstances is critical. Review our frequently asked questions page that provides the most recent port disruption information. We also have planning...
READ MOREWithout a doubt, the global pandemic is changing how people live and work, the freight forwarding industry included. The shipping business has gone from under the radar, business as usual to headline news over the last year. From ship to shelf...
READ MOREFrom ship to shelf, supply chain challenges continue going into the holiday season. In October, a record number of container ships waited to berth and unload. Labor shortages, COVID disruptions and holiday peak season shipping continue to push...
READ MOREFreight forwarding industry disruptions continue to delay the global shipping industry’s recovery. Eyes are on Asia, where COVID continues to impact workers in factories and at ports. Last week Ningbo, the world’s third-largest container port...
READ MORECargo Services Jefferson Clay and customer Jeffrey Smith, MBG Brybelly Ipco LLC were interviewed for a global business feature story that appeared in the Aug. 6, 2021 Indianapolis Business Journal. Clay and Smith shared their experiences and...
READ MOREThe Cargo Services team works with hundreds of professionals in over 80 countries around the world. Think… Truckers, Rail Workers, Agents, Port/Air Officials, Forklift Drivers, Customs Professionals. These professionals are saying the same thing...
READ MOREThe crystal ball is murky. Ocean shipping industry pundits are currently speculating congestion and record industry pricing will persist well into 2022. With so many factors at play, it’s becoming harder to predict exactly when the shipping...
READ MORECargo Services worked with Inside Indiana Business, a statewide multi-platform news outlet, to provide perspective for manufacturing and supply chain leaders about the current situation at shipping ports. The article that appeared in May 2021...
READ MORE3-25-21 Here’s what we know about the situation in the Suez Canal: The ship, the Ever Given, was moving from China to the port of Rotterdam. There are no reported injuries or damage to cargo. As of yesterday, more than 100 ships were stuck at...
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