Operational Impact

As of October 17, 2025, the lashers and employers at the Port of Rotterdam have reached a new collective labor agreement following a five-day strike.

Recent developments in the geopolitical landscape have escalated tensions across the Middle East, resulting in a volatile and unpredictable environment

Recent developments in the geopolitical landscape between Israel and Iran have escalated tensions across the Middle East, resulting in a volatile and

Feeder service operators in South China and Hong Kong have announced a temporary suspension of services throughout January 2023, prior to Chinese New Year.

On November 4, 2021, Expeditors was advised that the Zim Kingston vessel owner had declared General Average. The Zim Kingston was on a laden voyage with

Congestion continues in Southern China ports, where delays in Yantian have spilled over to nearby ports.

The Chinese ports of Hong Kong, Yantian, Shekou, and Nansha are experiencing severe congestion due to delays in vessel schedules, COVID-19 preventive

The Canadian Government introduced back-to-work legislation Tuesday, April 27, to end the one-day-old walkout by Port of Montreal dock workers. Labour

The Union representing longshore workers at the Port of Montreal gave the Maritime Employers Association notice of a general strike, commencing Monday,

On April 1, 2021, Expeditors was advised that the Ever Given vessel owner, Shoe Kisen, had declared General Average. The Ever Given ran aground in the