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Greek pension changes prompt protests amid privatization
Changes to the Greek pension system are behind strikes that have put waterfronts at standstills not long after… Read more
Supply chain disruption season starts with Jonas
While shelves in grocery stores in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions were cleared out ahead of Winter Storm… Read more
As Panama Canal expansion closes, setbacks and benefits alike are clear
The Panama Canal expansion project is inching toward a close, with the first day of open passage for… Read more
HOS rules to remain suspended
The U.S. truck driver hours-of-service rules implemented in 2013 and suspended in 2015 will remain on-hold, an Federal… Read more
WTO Information Technology Agreement Conclusion Eliminates Tariffs
The Government of Canada announced the conclusion of negotiations on the expansion of the World Trade Organization (WTO)… Read more
Environment Canada issues Notice to Importers, Exporters & Mfg. with Respect To Hydrofluorocarbons in Bulk
Environment Canada recently issued a notice advising importers, exporters and manufacturers of hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) that they are required… Read more
Port automation price tag in California could reach billions of dollars
Automation is coming to West Coast ports, but it will not be cheap.
Swelling inventories bad for shippers
Overstocked inventories was one of many factors blamed for suppressed freight volumes in December.
Mexico moves to protect trademarks and industrial property
Written by: Tania Ordaz, GTM Governance Latin America In a globalized world, obtaining legal protection on innovation and… Read more
Untangling global trade
Global trade continues to evolve, and with its growth the complexities of doing business internationally get further intertwined… Read more