President Trump’s China trade embargo is projected to devastate containerized shipments moving through U.S. ports.

As the first wave of tariff-affected shipments nears U.S. shores, freight managers report noticeable shifts in supply chains.

TD Cowen analysts highlighted significant decreases in shipping volumes at U.S. ports during a critical import season. According to Jason Seidl of TD Cowen, ocean freight data from Asia to the U.S.

Truckers hauling export freight to the Port of Los Angeles this week will likely be turning around and heading home with an ...

Donald Trump’s trade war with Beijing is starting to affect the wider US economy as container port operators and air freight ...

President Donald Trump’s tariff onslaught has roiled Washington and Wall Street for nearly a month. If the trade war persists ...

A sharp decline in ocean freight from China during April is a sign of the supply chain issues that will begin hitting in May.

Cargo charter flights out of China have been cancelled as a result of a rapid decline in e-commerce demand to the US, ...

Asset management firm Apollo Global Management forecasts trucking demand stopping in about a month resulting in empty shelves ...

Rising tariffs on China are expected to have a significant impact on airfreight capacity between the Asian nation and the United States. Historically, similar ...

President Trump's tariff policies fuel supply chain disruptions for US businesses, with small businesses hit especially hard.