San Pedro Bay Watchmen Strike Threat Adds to Port Congestion Risk
About 250 terminal watchmen could walk off the job Wednesday afternoon, affecting up to 85% of container traffic at Long Beach. Rail cargo dwell times are already stretched.
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LA/Long Beach Ports Face Strike Risk as Security Workers' Contract Expires
About 250 security workers at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could strike from Sunday, potentially disrupting terminals handling most container cargo, with rail congestion already adding pressure.
Read MoreAbout 250 Security Staff at LA and Long Beach Ports Threaten Walkout
A threatened strike by roughly 250 security workers at the Los Angeles and Long Beach port complex may be delayed to Wednesday, with 35,688 containers already waiting for rail service.
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Halifax Port Employers, ILA Reach Tentative Three-Year Labor Deal
Halifax port employers and the dockworkers union have reached a tentative three-year contract, following Montreal's five-year deal and amid Ottawa's push for port labor reform.
Read MorePanama Pacific Port Project Sparks Dispute as Supreme Court Weighs Environmental Permit
A proposed private port on Panama's Pacific coast has become entangled in environmental litigation before the Supreme Court, with the outcome set to affect regional trade routes and conservation.
Read MoreColombo Port Terminal Concession Set for Rebid as Liners Eye Stake
Sri Lanka plans to re-tender the SAGT terminal concession expiring in 2029 rather than extend it, drawing interest from global terminal operators and container lines, with potential implications for South Asian tranship…
Read MoreAustralian Asset Manager Strikes Deal for UK's Largest Port Operator
An Australian asset manager has agreed to acquire the UK's largest port operator, with media reports valuing the deal at about $13.3 billion, a transaction that could reshape UK port ownership.
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US East and Gulf Coast Ports Launch Expansion Projects for Next Decade
Multiple ports on the US East and Gulf coasts have initiated or advanced expansion projects this year to accommodate larger ships and shifting trade patterns, with implications for shippers' routing and transit times.
Read MoreMontreal Port Employers and Longshore Union Reach Five-Year Labor Deal via Arbitration
A government-mandated arbitration process that began more than a year ago has produced a new five-year labor agreement at the Port of Montreal, ending a prolonged contract standoff.
Read MoreReading Port Calls: From Single Stops to Trade Trend Signals
An industry guide explains how port call data is structured and used, noting that single calls are just events while time-series analysis reveals route shifts and operator changes that matter to shippers.
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