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Shippers Cautious About Freight Services Amid Labor Disputes

In recent days, FreightWaves’ reporter Noi Mahoney covered the ongoing Canadian port strike. The articles titled “Dockworkers at Canada’s West Coast ports launch strike” and “Dockworkers strike continues at Canada’s West Coast ports” shed light on the situation. (Link to articles and Thursday’s FreightWaves Now appearance can be found in the original report.) Here’s a […]

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CDC to Prolong Dog Import Restrictions Amidst Enzootic Rabies Risk

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has made an important announcement regarding the extension of current restrictions on imported dogs from countries identified as having a high risk of enzootic rabies. The extension is set to last for an additional year, until July 31, 2024. This measure applies to all dogs that have been present […]

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Understanding TIB Closure Procedures for Customs Brokers

The NCBFAA Customs Committee Shares Important Guidelines on Closing Temporary Importation Bonds (TIBs) Customs brokers are advised to familiarize themselves with the procedures for closing Temporary Importation Bonds (TIBs), as highlighted by the NCBFAA Customs Committee. The necessary information can be found in the Trade-External section of the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Business Rules […]

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Revolutionizing the Shipping Industry: Digital Freight Forwarding Unleashes Innovation

A recent report by Allied Market Research has unveiled the transformative impact of digital freight forwarding on the global shipping industry. In 2020, the market generated $2.92 billion, and it is projected to soar to $22.92 billion by 2030, boasting a remarkable CAGR of 23.1%. This comprehensive analysis delves into the market’s size, prevailing and […]

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EPA Eliminates Exemption for ‘Ancient Engines’ in Non-Road Vehicle and Engine Filings

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has removed the exemption for “ancient engines” used in non-road vehicles. An “ancient engine” refers to an engine that was first manufactured at least 21 years ago and remains in its original configuration, as defined by 40CFR 1068.315(i). This exemption is no longer applicable for importing nonconforming engines. However, the […]

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Turbulent Times for Trucking and Freight Industries: From Historic Highs to Painful Lows

The trucking and freight industries, which experienced unprecedented growth during the COVID-19 pandemic, are now facing a challenging period as freight volumes return to pre-shutdown levels. According to Craig Fuller, president and CEO of FreightWaves, a supply chain media company, the current market conditions are worse than the financial crisis of 2007-08. Fuller predicts that […]

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The Urgent Need for Zero-Emission Freight Trucks and Buses by 2035

Updated Analysis Reveals EU Commission’s Inadequate Approach to Heavy-Duty Vehicle Emissions Transport & Environment (T&E) has released an addendum to their 2022 publication on addressing the climate challenge posed by heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs). This update incorporates the European Commission’s recently proposed review of CO2 standards for HDVs, published in February 2023. The analysis examines the […]

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Analysis of the Global Cargo Charter and Freight Service Market: Key Manufacturers and Competitive Landscape (2023-2029)

The global cargo charter and freight service market is driven by major manufacturers and presents a competitive landscape for the industry. Key companies such as Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., Air Transport Services Group Inc., Air Charter Service, Garuda Indonesia, CEVA Logistics, Geodis Freight & Logistics Services, RATP Dev, and Transdev Group […]

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Shifting Dynamics in Freight Market Reflect Supply Chain Diversification

The freight market in the United States has witnessed noticeable changes in regional outbound demand, indicating a shift in supply chain dynamics. A comparison with June 2019 reveals a significant redistribution of freight towards the Eastern half of the country, based on shippers’ requests for capacity (OTVI). Notably, the Southwest region, including Texas, has experienced […]

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