US import cargo in H2 2025 to dip 20% amid tariff reprieve
The latest Global Port Tracker report indicates a significant decrease in import cargo at major US container ports starting from…
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US ports prepare for ramped up retail imports ahead of tariffs
According to the latest Global Port Tracker report, a collaborative effort between the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates,…
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US import cargo to surge amid potential port strike, tariff hikes
In September, US ports handled 2.29m Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEU) in terms of import volumes, although final data from the…
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Week in Data: US apparel, retail imports flourish, Fast Retailing profit boost
Fast Retailing, US apparel and retail imports and Tesco all had numbers of interest this week. Just Style takes a…
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Healthy uptick for US retail imports suggests Red Sea effect tapering off
Supply-chain adjustments to ongoing attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea show inbound cargo volume at the nation’s major…
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US import cargo volumes to surge in 2024 despite Red Sea turmoil
The National Retail Federation (NRF)'s vice president for supply chain and customs policy Jonathan Gold pointed out that only 12%…
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December deceleration in US imports expected amid Red Sea disruptions
According to the Global Port Tracker report released on 8 January by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates, the inbound cargo…
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US import cargo peaked in fall with NRF predicting record holiday sales
The Global Port Tracker report, which is released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates revealed October should turn out…
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US ports anticipate cargo volume to surge for third month in a row
The latest Global Port Tracker report, jointly released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates, suggests that the…
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US retail imports expected to sink in Q3 on supply chain headwinds
While a tentative contract agreement has been reached at West Coast ports, retailers remain vigilant as labour disputes continue to…
