US Ports Adopt New System to Improve Service Quality

US Ports Adopt New System to Improve Service Quality

To more accurately measure the quality of port services in the United States, the 29th annual 'Quest for Quality Awards' utilizes an evaluation system encompassing five key dimensions: business ease, value, ocean/intermodal network, equipment, and operations. This framework aims to provide shippers with objective benchmarks and incentivize ports to improve their service levels.

Chinamexico Shipping Key Transshipment Ports Compared

Chinamexico Shipping Key Transshipment Ports Compared

This paper explores transshipment port selection strategies for shipping routes from China to Mexico. It analyzes the advantages and key factors of transshipment ports, recommending ports such as Los Angeles, Colon, and Singapore. The study provides insights into optimizing shipping routes and addresses frequently asked questions related to China-Mexico maritime transport via transshipment.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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US Import Trends Shift As Container Demand Evolves

US Import Trends Shift As Container Demand Evolves

A decoupling between US import value and maritime container throughput suggests shifts in port usage and increased land-based imports. Factors include West Coast congestion, the Panama Canal expansion, the rise of Mexico, and changes in commodity composition. Businesses should monitor these trends and adjust their supply chain strategies to adapt to the evolving environment.

Eswatinis Lilangeni Currency Faces Economic Shifts

Eswatinis Lilangeni Currency Faces Economic Shifts

This article delves into the currency of Swaziland, the Lilangeni, highlighting its structure, exchange rate, and market dynamics. It emphasizes the currency's significance and investment potential in the global economy, providing valuable insights for investors interested in the African market.