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Crisis Management in Logistics: How Forwarders Navigate Challenges

MTS Logistics

Forwarders, who transport customers’ cargo safely, quickly and economically all over the world, must constantly face new crises and find solutions to these crises. Forwarders need crisis management skills to prevent or minimize such events from disrupting their operations. Here are some ideas on how these crises can be resolved.

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CloneOps AI: AI Phone Operations Always Turned On with David Bell

The Logistics of Logistics

As CEO of Smith-Cargo Transportation, he orchestrated a successful exit and sale to a private equity firm. He then co-founded Lean Solutions Group, where he spearheaded two successful liquidity events with private equity and scaled the company to over 10,000 employees across Latin America. Integration Capabilities: CloneOps.ai

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Navigating Global Port Congestion: What North American Exporters Need to Know in 2025

MTS Logistics

exporters can expect in the new year in regard to cargo fluidity. In Antwerp, just in February, export truck gates got restricted, and the terminal temporarily stopped newly additional import and transshipment cargo. Weather events will continue to impact in 2025. For example, numerous ports are still severely congested today.

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The Global Effects of Strikes: The Situation at U.S. Ports and Possible Outcomes for Turkey

MTS Logistics

Such events not only affect local economies but also create worldwide ripple effects, disrupting production and logistics. As a key transshipment point for the Mediterranean route, particularly for cargo bound for the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, any halt in operations would result in delays and higher costs for international trade.

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The World’s Cargo Ships Are Sailing Into Worse Climate Risks: Report

Supply Chain Brain

These events will increasingly threaten the sea routes that convey 80% of traded goods by volume, according to an analysis by Environmental Defense Fund. Dangerous, expensive disruptions to shipping and many of the world’s roughly 3,700 ports are on the rise along with global temperatures.

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5 Biggest Risks in International Logistics and Supply Chain

MTS Logistics

retailers to front-load their import cargos since the beginning of this year, especially for high-value cargo and cargo that has strict delivery deadlines. Importers are already front-loading as it will cost them much more in the event tariffs are being implemented. imports from China is on the horizon.

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Top Events That Shaped 2021 Supply Chains

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This year’s increased COVID-19 instances, extreme weather events, and Suez Canal closure increased the difficulties. Furthermore, port restrictions and the Ever Given being stranded in the Suez Canal for nearly a week slowed cargo movements and worsened congestion. percentage points. Global chip shortages.

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