
Freight Market Update: January 30, 2019
Extreme winter slows Midwest and Canada rail while LA/Long Beach and New York ports face congestion from import surges ahead of tariff hikes.

Extreme winter slows Midwest and Canada rail while LA/Long Beach and New York ports face congestion from import surges ahead of tariff hikes.

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.