A non-exhaustive selection of our public briefings. Members receive a more detailed weekly digest and an audio version on Monday mornings.
Bookings out of Yantian and Shanghai are tracking 7% below the same week of 2025. Member NACs remain stable into Q3, but spot pricing has softened more than carriers signalled at TPM.
Request the full briefing →Three new entities added to the UFLPA Entity List, all in polysilicon and aluminum supply chains. Member compliance officers should re-scrub solar and EV-component shipments accordingly.
Request the full briefing →Capacity discipline in Asia-out-of-HKG remains the swing factor for general-cargo pricing into the U.S. Midwest. We expect rate pressure to release through May.
Request the full briefing →DAT national van rates rose 2.1% week-over-week for the second consecutive week, the first sustained move up since November. Capacity is exiting faster than at any point since 2019.
Request the full briefing →From a 14-person customs brokerage in Norfolk to a 90-person 3PL out of Vancouver, BC, our seven Q1 admissions bring the network to 184 firms.
Request the full briefing →Three EEI field changes, one new exclusion-reason code, and a quietly tightened response window on AES Compliance Reviews. Our compliance desk has updated members' SOP templates.
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