The latest news and insight revolving around global trade, logistics services, evolving customs and regulations, supply chain security, and the technology necessary to speed freight through the global supply chain.

Port of LA demonstrates grace under pressure

Posted 05/13 · 09:14 AM · LM Editorial
As the Port of Los Angeles hosted the 28th World Ports Conference of the International Association of Ports and Harbors last week, a crucial vote was being cast to determine its logistical future.
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Global Cold Chain Alliance publishes 2013-2014 Global Cold Chain Directory

Posted 05/12 · 12:47 PM · MMH Editorial
Comprehensive cold chain industry buyer’s guide includes 566 pages of listings of cold chain industry providers.

With recapitalization efforts complete, CEVA CEO is confident about the future

Posted 05/10 · 06:45 AM · LM Editorial
CEVA CEO Marv Schlanger said that his company's recapitalization will make for a stronger balance sheet for CEVA, which will enable the company to grow faster and better compete in the logistics and supply chain marketplace.
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International Association of Ports and Harbors convenes in LA

Posted 05/03 · 01:57 PM · LM Editorial
The Port of Los Angeles is gearing up to host the largest-ever global gathering of port authorities, convening in downtown Los Angeles next week for the International Association of Ports and Harbors’ (IAPH) 28th World Ports Conference.
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Supply Chain Managers to Remain Prudent, Say Economists

Posted 05/02 · 12:52 PM · SCMR Editorial
Shippers may have been cheered by last month’s manufacturing report issued from the Institute for Supply Management, but other key indicators suggest caution.

CEVA completes private exchange offers and recapitalization efforts

Posted 05/02 · 12:37 PM · LM Editorial
CEVA said that it will reduce its consolidated net debt by more than $1.7 billion ($1.3 billion euros) and its annual cash interest expense by more than $170 million ($130 million euros) and also receive a capital infusion of a minimum of $301 million ($230 million euros) for investment in its business plan.
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Logistics managers likely to remain focused on cost

Posted 05/02 · 10:15 AM · LM Editorial
Shippers may have been cheered by last month’s manufacturing report issued from the Institute for Supply Management, but other key indicators suggest caution.
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Air Cargo Relationships: Contracting with purpose and trust

Posted 05/01 · 08:00 PM · LM Editorial
It’s easy for shippers to fall in love with an air carrier or forwarder when short-term goals are met, but these vital relationships require a long-term commitment. These two short case studies demonstrate how to succeed.

Global Trade: U.S./Mexico Trade—7 steps to close the gap

Posted 05/01 · 06:00 PM · LM Editorial
U.S. importers and exporters are now looking to draw the most value possible from the fertile Mexican market while remaining acutely aware of the risks involved. Our trade compliance expert offers steps to improve your cross-border activity both today and in the future.

Report: U.S. manufacturing costs are now equal to Mexico and will be equal to China by 2015

Posted 04/29 · 03:12 PM · SCMR Editorial
Four out of five executives surveyed say nearshoring will be an important decision in coming year.

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