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How Good is Your Logistics Service Provider?

Logistics Viewpoints

An interest group of the Singapore-based Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS), the Shippers Council is a professional association that counts members from organizations with a vested interest in logistics, including end users, technology and service providers, government and academia.

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Xeneta Roundtable: Ocean Freight Strategies for an Uncertain Market

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

We welcome Shippers to join Emily Stausbll, Xeneta Senior Shipping Analyst, for a roundtable discussion to unpack: Global market insights and trends for Ocean Freight Impact of the new alliances on capacity, schedule reliability and freight Geopolitics and other on-going global events and their impact on supply chain including how new U.S.

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Navigating Trade Disruption: Building Resilient and Touchless Supply Chains Portcast

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

This roundtable brings together senior supply chain and logistics leaders to explore how the industry is responding and what it will take to build resilient and touchless supply chains.

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Supply Chain Matters This Week in Supply Chain Tech- March 7 2025

Supply Chain Matters

maritime transportation, state of the art warehousing, logistics and air freight capabilities. billion from Singapore based CK Hutchinson. billion from Singapore based CK Hutchinson. needs to rebuild its domestic ship building industry. The other is an announced four year investment in U.S.

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New week sees ocean container rates soar

Freight Waves

The pause in the tariff fight that amounted to a trade embargo between China and the United States has seen a marked increase in container shipping rates, particularly on trans-Pacific routes. Moreover, the swelling demand for trans-Pacific capacity has induced congestion at major Asian ports, including in China and Singapore.

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Survey: E-Commerce Falters Under Pressure from Trump Tariffs

Supply Chain Brain

Another 22% said that theyve either reduced or delayed online purchases shipped directly from overseas due to tariff concerns. with 34% of consumers saying that theyve delayed making purchases until theres more certainty.

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Ford Forced to Idle Multiple U.S. Plants Over China Magnet Shortage

Supply Chain Brain

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