Chinese-made goods subject to President Trump’s 145% tariffs have begun arriving at U.S. ports for companies from Amazon to ...

Constant U.S. tariff changes and potential hefty fees on Chinese-built ... the proposed fees will have a significant impact on U.S. ocean freight, both imports and exports. Ocean carriers are likely ...

Around 12,000 shipping containers that are subject to President Trump’s 145%+ tariffs are on the first group of Chinese ...

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

I think a lot of companies will fail if this goes on longer,” says Ryan Petersen, CEO of Flexport in San Francisco, of ...

Cargo includes a broad range of consumer goods destined for major American brands such as Amazon, Home Depot, Ikea, Ralph ...

As U.S. tariffs freeze China exports, blank sailings and shifting traffic are helping prop up trans-Pacific container rates.

Major U.S. retailers like Amazon.com and Walmart, which account for nearly half of global container trade, responded to Trump's 145% tariffs on China last month by pausing or cancelling factory orders ...

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

Since the U.S. raised levies on China to 145% in early April, cargo shipments have plummeted, perhaps by as much as 60%, ...

Some of the last cargo ships carrying Chinese goods without crippling tariffs are currently drifting into US ports. Come next week, though, that will change.

“The constantly changing environment around tariffs is making it pretty impossible ... been “minimal throughout the crisis” in Gaza and the Red Sea. What could be more disruptive to shipping companies ...