There may only be one letter that’s different in FCL and LCL, but there are some big differences we want to talk about. Answering the questions in this article will help you to decide whether LCL or FCL best suits your international shipping scenario. How Big Is Your...
Whether you want to export or import from China, it is vital to understand the basics of freight rules, regulations, processes, and other mechanics. When it comes to international freight, China serves as a hub on a global scale. In terms of fundamentals, the...
Marine Exchange of Southern California (MSC) announced today, that they are postponing the port congestion charge that was scheduled to go into effect Sept 15th to Oct 15th. Fifty-Six freight ships are stuck awaiting entry into California’s two largest ports,...
Introduction Currently, freight prices are at an all-time high. And that’s because the ocean container goods are more expensive than ever. But it’s more than just containers – LNG shipping is also breaking the new records. For instance, the LNG cost in Asia is...
Although the freight carriers are optimistic, there are still mountainous challenges that may impede the growth in 2021 and beyond. Of course, the significant change from the last year is COVID-19 pandemic that continues to disrupt operations. COVID-19 is still the...
Ship congestion around the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach hit an unexpected level, deteriorating the bottleneck at the busiest entryway for U.S. Sea Freight Imports. A record of 38 holder ships are anticipating space – 36 at anchor and two more that were...
