How Freight Buyers Can Win the 2026 Contracting Season

How Freight Buyers Can Win the 2026 Contracting Season

The 2026 container shipping market is giving freight buyers something they have rarely had in recent years: a genuine strategic advantage, especially for those with the right strategic partners On key lanes such as Asia to Europe, carriers are showing strong interest...
Semiconductor Supply Chains Are Going Regional

Semiconductor Supply Chains Are Going Regional

Semiconductor supply chains are in flux. Production that was once concentrated in a few core markets is now being rebuilt across new regions, often from the ground up. Wafer fabs are being planned in Germany. Back-end packaging and testing facilities are moving into...
What to Know Before You Restructure Supplier Sourcing

What to Know Before You Restructure Supplier Sourcing

Global trade volatility and shifting regulations are pushing many companies to restructure their supplier sourcing strategies to reduce tariff exposure, build resilience, and diversify manufacturing risk. Shifting from centralized to decentralized sourcing, especially...
The True Cost of New U.S. Port Fees

The True Cost of New U.S. Port Fees

New port fees on Chinese built and operated vessels are set to take effect in the United States on October 14, 2025. The policy has already triggered significant responses by global carriers, through redeploying vessels and even reflagging fleets, and the ripple...