
Freight Market Update: January 23, 2019
Extreme winter conditions delay Midwest and Canada rail movement while severe trucking congestion grips the LA/Long Beach and New York ports.

Extreme winter conditions delay Midwest and Canada rail movement while severe trucking congestion grips the LA/Long Beach and New York ports.

Severe trucking congestion hits LA/Long Beach and New York ports amid pre-tariff import surges, peak season, and Chinese New Year preparations.

Severe UK port congestion squeezes trucking capacity and inland costs, while China unveils a plan to build 150 logistics hubs by 2025.

UK ports stay severely congested, tightening trucking capacity, while THE Alliance revamps its Asia-Europe service network for after Chinese New Year 2019.

UK ports stay heavily congested, tightening trucking capacity, while Hapag-Lloyd returns service to Felixstowe in the freight market update for December 19, 2018.

UK ports remain extremely congested, tightening trucking capacity, while the revived AE2/Swan Asia-North Europe loop holds carrier rate hikes in check.

UK ports stay heavily congested, tightening trucking capacity, as Ocean Network Express launches a recovery strategy to restructure its business.

Ocean, trucking, and air freight trends for the week of November 14, 2018, as Hapag-Lloyd forecasts growth and UK ports stay severely congested.