articles tagged "news"
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Mexico Tightens Avocado Export Rules as Prices Plunge Despite Shipment Surge
Mexico introduces stricter labour, traceability and deforestation requirements for avocado exports as rising shipment volumes and falling prices reshape the market.
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U.S. Grain Faces a New Logistics Squeeze as Rail Costs Surge
Record fuel surcharges are hitting U.S. grain shipments just as corn and soybean harvests accelerate, putting pressure on farmers, exporters and the wider supply chain.
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Logistics
Asia Port Congestion Ties Up 3 Million TEU of Global Shipping Capacity
Typhoons and port disruptions in Asia have pushed global vessel delays to near-pandemic levels, with congestion expected to persist into 2027.
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Logistics
U.S.–Mexico Freight Hits Record: Can Cross-Border Logistics Keep Up?
U.S.–Mexico freight reached $94.8 billion in July 2026, but rising demand is putting new pressure on trucking capacity and border infrastructure
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News
Logistics
Asian Wheat Buyers Turn to Australia and Argentina as Black Sea Supply Disruptions Reshape Trade
Asian wheat buyers turn to Australia and Argentina as Black Sea disruptions reshape global wheat trade and increase demand for alternative suppliers.
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Brazil’s Slow Coffee Harvest Keeps Prices Under Pressure
Brazil’s coffee market is facing tighter near-term supply as the 2026 harvest progresses more slowly than expected, supporting domestic prices and adding volatility to global coffee markets.
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1.7 Million TEU Is Stuck: How Port Congestion Is Shrinking Global Shipping Capacity
Port congestion is tying up a vessel capacity equivalent to a major global carrier fleet, adding pressure to schedules, equipment availability and freight rates
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Black Sea Escalation Raises New Concerns for Global Wheat Trade
Attacks on commercial shipping are disrupting grain exports and increasing pressure on global food markets
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U.S. Imposes New Tariffs on Brazilian Imports, Exempts Key Agricultural Products
The United States will impose 25% tariffs on many Brazilian imports, while exempting key agricultural products such as beef and coffee. Here's what the decision could mean for global trade flows, exporters, and supply chains.
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Ocean Carriers Are Becoming Logistics Giants: What the CMA CGM–FedEx Deal Means for Global Trade
Why the future of logistics is moving beyond container shipping
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