We were trying to make this a “Coronavirus Free Zone.” We know everyone is burned out on the subject, but its impact is just too big to ignore. So, in a nutshell, here it goes….

Containerized shipping from China should have resumed a month ago after the traditional Chinese New Year (CNY) holiday. In an effort to ebb the transmission of the Coronavirus, the Chinese government first extended the CNY holiday by one week. To further limit the spread of the virus, for the next couple of weeks, the Chinese government restricted the free movement of people from one province to another, which also delayed the return of workers and factories coming back on-line. Operations in China have yet to fully rebound.

Doctors have mentioned it that using cialis for order impotence medication twice in a week is okay, but if you use any nitrate-based drug like nitroglycerin patches, nitroglycerin ointments or isosorbide pills. As per research on ED tadalafil mastercard treatment compare to other ingredient Sildenafil is the only successful who won battle against erectile dysfunction. Rather, the good (or bad) relationships built with these children will alter buy cialis without prescription your evaluation of it. order levitra online http://robertrobb.com/ukraine-deal-is-different-and-more-serious/ Usually, this condition is found in older men include Atherosclerosis, Diabetes and Hormonal Disorder. Because of the slowdown in shipments out of China, ocean carriers began to “blank” vessel sailings, which means they skip specific ports of call or an entire leg of some vessels on a given rotation. A blank sailing decreases overall vessel capacity without removing an entire string and leaving containers stranded.

Because of the blank sailings and depressed volumes, empty equipment is ill-positioned…LA/LB are overflowing with empties but inland locations are deficient.

According to many experts the Coronavirus itself is just that, a virus, like the flu, and they do not think we need to panic. Take precautions… wash your hands frequently with soap and water, use hand sanitizer when water is not available, keep your hands away from your mouth and nose, stay hydrated, sneeze/ cough into a tissue or your elbow, stay away from those that are sick, and if you are sick, STAY HOME!

Latest News

HIGH COURT, HIGH PROFILE DECISIONS

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) recently ruled on two high profile trucking cases. The first was Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC involving a 2017 truck accident in which a truck operated by Caribe Transport struck Mr. Montgomery's tractor...

PAY DAY FOR PORTS

Our ports are gaining long sought-after and much needed influence and attention at the national level. The US Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) recently awarded $774 million in port infrastructure grants. There is an additional $488.6...

NUCLEAR OPTION

Speaking of the Maritime Administration (MARAD), they initiated a Request for Information (RFI) soliciting input from industry stakeholders, ship builders and operators and technology companies to determine how small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) can be integrated...

BARK TURNS TO BITE

Last month, the US Senate confirmed Robert Harvey as the newest Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) commissioner. Mr. Harvey fills the fifth and final seat on the FMC. The FMC is gaining prominence and proving they do not mind following up a bark with a bite. They...

CAPITOL TAKES ON CRIME

At long last, the federal government is taking cargo crimes seriously. The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (CORCA) passed the US House last month. CORCA focuses on investigating and prosecuting organized cargo theft rings. The Building Unrivaled Infrastructure...

Share This