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In March, U.S. imports showed signs of recovery, increasing from February. However, the future remains uncertain. New data reveals that wholesale inventories are still high and cargo from China is decreasing. Descartes’ data shows that U.S. imports in March were 1,853,705 twenty-foot equivalent units. This is a 27.5% decrease from the previous year but a […]
Ahoy ‘Ahoy, Port Chaplain coming on board’. This is how I mostly start my ship visit. And yes, mostly I am welcomed on board. But there are also times when my seafarers are busy, with bunkering, or they are doing other work. But their business is for me no problem. Why? Because ‘I know with a smile and a handshake […]
Liner shipping refers to the transportation of cargo on regular scheduled routes by container ships, which are specifically designed to carry standard-sized cargo containers. The term “liner” originally referred to ships that followed fixed schedules and routes, picking up and dropping off cargo and passengers at designated ports along the way. Today, liner shipping is […]
