Shipments jumped 34 percent year over year to $12 billion in April, while imports from China grew 31 percent, fueling U.S. duty-evasion concerns.

Mario Cordero, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, said that a wave of canceled orders has already begun to choke the country's vital trade artery.

DSV has launched a new charter operation between the US and China despite the recent implementation of steep tariffs between ...

Wall Street is reading the shipping news again. Scrambling to gauge how President Trump’s tariffs are flowing through the ...

The U.S.-led trade war with China has delivered a hard initial blow to one of Hawaii’s largest companies, ocean cargo ...

Williams, speaking in an interview with the Jamaica Observer Tuesday, explained that Kingston Wharves has so far avoided the ...

Analysts say that Cummins Inc.’s decision to withdraw its full-year financial guidance — along with slumping ocean freight ...

The drop-off in imports from China on the boats now coming into port is more than 50%, Seroka said. Many importers have ...

Global freight forwarder Expeditors International of Washington reported first-quarter earnings above Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, driven by companies pulling forward goods in anticipation of ...

The Vita Coco Company produces and distributes its flagship coconut water brand, Vita Coco, among other products in >30 ...

Data suggests companies importing cargo on the OOCL Violet face at least $417 million in new Trump administration tariffs.

President Trump has ended a tariff loophole that generated lots of business for delivery companies shipping inexpensive goods ...