Baltimore Bridge Collapse Tests Supply Chain Resilience

Baltimore Bridge Collapse Tests Supply Chain Resilience

Following the Baltimore bridge collapse, supply chain elements demonstrated resilience. Ports, railways, freight forwarders, and trucking companies collaborated to alleviate congestion and rerouting pressures. The Port of Virginia increased throughput, railways added train services, freight forwarders enhanced visibility, and ample trucking capacity was available. Experts believe the supply chain possesses flexibility, limiting the overall impact, although congestion remains a concern. The incident highlights the importance of diversified logistics networks and the ability of different modes of transport to adapt to unforeseen disruptions.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Matson Halts EV Shipments Over Safety Concerns

Matson Halts EV Shipments Over Safety Concerns

Mason has suspended electric vehicle transportation due to concerns over the safety of lithium-ion batteries, affecting over 37,000 electric vehicle users. The company has committed to supporting the development of industry safety standards.

07/31/2025 Logistics
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