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Journal of Commerce

S&P Global Trade Publication

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146
Appears in Events
6
Last 30 days
67
Latest intelligence
25th September 2026 · 18:35

Observed intelligence

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Supply Chain & Logistics

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United States

Recent intelligence

  1. Port fees on Chinese-built ships likely off table until January

    25th September 2026 · 18:35 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  2. Closure of Los Angeles harbor bridge looms amid elevated container dwells

    25th September 2026 · 17:18 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  3. Canada propels interest in offshore wind port as developers retreat from US

    25th September 2026 · 15:16 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  4. Brazil scrutiny of low-water surcharges raises questions for other waterways

    24th September 2026 · 14:27 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  5. Suez return, order book will shape 2027 container market: Bimco

    23rd September 2026 · 19:03 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  6. Canada seeks labor-employer guardrails against port, rail disruption

    23rd September 2026 · 16:57 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  7. Maersk’s India-USEC vessel upsizing comes on stream as competitors downshift

    23rd September 2026 · 15:10 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  8. US shippers boost private fleet use as trucking, fuel costs rise

    22nd September 2026 · 19:22 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  9. Hong Kong seeks to enhance sea-rail links, South America reefer services

    22nd September 2026 · 18:31 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

  10. Fuel surcharges in trucking spotlight as diesel prices continue to soar

    22nd September 2026 · 15:46 Supply Chain & Logistics Original (opens in a new tab) →

Events containing intelligence from this source

  1. Port NOLA says legal challenge to terminal will not stop work

    Material Breaking

  2. Port NOLA says legal challenge to terminal won’t stop work

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  3. German dockworkers weigh strike action amid port congestion

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  4. US retailers expect September to be busiest month of year for imports

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  5. Port congestion now a structural part of global supply chains: Maersk CEO

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  6. Vessel shortages, strong cargo demand boost MPV operator sentiment

    Material Breaking