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Join the conversation as we explore current events impacting the international freight market. From capacity crunches to legislative impacts, Green gives you deep insights for big freight decisions.
Florence Remains a Threat Days After Arrival
The eye of Hurricane Florence hit the shore of Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina on the morning of Friday, September 14th. The Category 4 Hurricane decreased in intensity to a Category 1 upon arrival, but still created enough damage for ports along the east coast to remain closed the whole [...]
Information on COBRA User Fee Changes Effective October 1, 2018
Pursuant to the General Notice (83 FRN 37509) published August 1, 2018, various changes to user fees within the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) of 1985 will take effect on October 1, 2018. The FRN may be accessed at the link:https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2018-08-01/pdf/2018-16510.pdf The Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) ad valorem rate [...]
CBP Issues Vessel Diversion Procedures for Hurricane Florence
PER CBP CSMS# 18-000526 VESSEL DIVERSION PROCEDURE FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE A hurricane warning is in effect for the Carolinas, Virginia and Maryland. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ports of entry (POE) within these areas may receive requests for vessel diversions as a result of pending weather conditions. In anticipation that vessels [...]
Hurricane Florence Starts Off Holiday Storms
Scheduled to hit late Thursday night, Hurricane Florence is expected to impact the Carolinas and Virginia into early Friday this week. The Category 4 hurricane has prompted state officials to announce mandatory evacuation orders for residents and businesses located on the coast. Due to Hurricane Florence, the following ports have [...]
150 U.S. Trade Groups Plead Against China Tariffs
One hundred and fifty United States trade and consumer groups petitioned U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, before the close of public comment on Thursday, September 6th, against the implementation of yet another round of Section 301 duties on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports. “U.S. manufacturers, service [...]
Countdown Begins for Canada’s Involvement in U.S.-Mexico Trade Deal
On Monday, August 27th, the United States and Mexico reached a preliminary accord that would modernize the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Known as the U.S. - Mexico Trade Deal, the compromise follows hours after the United States and Canada failed to negotiate a full revision of NAFTA. [...]
The State of 2018 Logistics, a Peek into Peak Season
CLICK HERE FOR YEAR-TO-DATE FREIGHT NEWS THAT MADE HEADLINES International shippers expecting calm, profitable peak season markets, after toiling consolidation of the steamship line industry last year, are finding the path to consumers is political, congested and, once again, expensive. POLITICS OF TRADE While most hesitate in labeling it [...]
Green Worldwide Shipping Welcomes New CFO Randall Durnwald
Green Worldwide Shipping, an industry-leading provider of supply chain logistics, is pleased to welcome Randall Durnwald, CPA, into its senior management as Chief Financial Officer. Durnwald brings with him over 39 years-of-experience steering scalable financial growth, merger & acquisitions, and revenue expanding partner development. “I am overwhelmed at the opportunity [...]
2020 IMO Fuel Sulfur Regulation: What Shippers Need to Know
Back in October 2016, at the 70th session of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC), the IMO announced the enforcement of a new regulation that would place a sulfur cap on fuel oil emissions known to damage wildlife, cause acid rain and respiratory ailments. Under the [...]
Merchandise Processing Fee Changes Effective October 1, 2018
Pursuant to the General Notice (83 FRN 37509) published August 1, 2018, various changes to user fees within the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) of 1985 will take effect on October 1, 2018. The Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) ad valorem rate of 0.3464% will NOT change. The MPF minimum [...]
Additional Section 232 Tariffs on Steel from Turkey
On August 10, 2018, the United States issued a proclamation increasing ad valorem duties on steel articles from the Republic of Turkey. Starting at 12:01 AM EST on August 13, 2018, steel articles from Turkey will be subject to an additional duty rate of 50 percent, with respect to goods [...]
Second Wave of Section 301 Tariffs Target $16 Billion Starting August 23rd
Yesterday, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released a finalized second list of tariffs, approximately $16 billion worth of imports from China, that will be subject to an additional 25 percent duty starting August 23, 2018. Originally published on June 15th, the tariffs are part of the U.S. [...]
Shortages Strain U.S. Trucking as Peak Season Approaches
It’s difficult for shippers to ignore the tight capacity and backlog of deliveries plaguing domestic transportation across the United States. Fleets nationwide are desperate for drivers and equipment as freight rates, diesel prices, and container volumes continue to soar heading into the August peak season. Intermodal providers may have locked [...]
Green Speeds Hyperloop Pod Delivery for Competition
In 2015, Elon Musk’s aerospace company, SpaceX, announced a Hyperloop Pod Competition challenging college university teams to design and build pods for high-speed tunnels. Spanning three years, student team from around the world came together in 2016 to debut their pod designs and compete to set the standard and showcase [...]
$200 Billion More in Proposed Tariff, Tensions Escalate
In lieu of returning to the negotiating table, on Tuesday, July 9 2018, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released a proposed list of $200 billionin Chinese imports that could receive an additional 10 percent in an escalating tit-for-tat exchange over unfair trade practices and intellectual property [...]
China-US Trade Tariffs Go Live, Industries Urge Negotiation
It’s official. At 12:01 AM on July 6, 2018, the United States implemented the first round of additional 25 percent Section 301 tariffs on 818 lines targeting “Made in China 2025” industrial imports to U.S. China countered almost immediately with its own 25 percent tariffs on 545 lines of U.S. products ranging [...]
latest publications
Join the conversation as we explore current events impacting the international freight market. From capacity crunches to legislative impacts, Green gives you deep insights for big freight decisions.
Florence Remains a Threat Days After Arrival
The eye of Hurricane Florence hit the shore of Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina on the morning of Friday, September [...]
Information on COBRA User Fee Changes Effective October 1, 2018
Pursuant to the General Notice (83 FRN 37509) published August 1, 2018, various changes to user fees within the Consolidated [...]
CBP Issues Vessel Diversion Procedures for Hurricane Florence
PER CBP CSMS# 18-000526 VESSEL DIVERSION PROCEDURE FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE A hurricane warning is in effect for the Carolinas, Virginia and Maryland. [...]
Hurricane Florence Starts Off Holiday Storms
Scheduled to hit late Thursday night, Hurricane Florence is expected to impact the Carolinas and Virginia into early Friday this [...]
150 U.S. Trade Groups Plead Against China Tariffs
One hundred and fifty United States trade and consumer groups petitioned U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, before the close [...]
Countdown Begins for Canada’s Involvement in U.S.-Mexico Trade Deal
On Monday, August 27th, the United States and Mexico reached a preliminary accord that would modernize the 24-year-old North American [...]
The State of 2018 Logistics, a Peek into Peak Season
CLICK HERE FOR YEAR-TO-DATE FREIGHT NEWS THAT MADE HEADLINES International shippers expecting calm, profitable peak season markets, after toiling [...]
Green Worldwide Shipping Welcomes New CFO Randall Durnwald
Green Worldwide Shipping, an industry-leading provider of supply chain logistics, is pleased to welcome Randall Durnwald, CPA, into its senior [...]
2020 IMO Fuel Sulfur Regulation: What Shippers Need to Know
Back in October 2016, at the 70th session of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC), the [...]
Merchandise Processing Fee Changes Effective October 1, 2018
Pursuant to the General Notice (83 FRN 37509) published August 1, 2018, various changes to user fees within the Consolidated [...]
Additional Section 232 Tariffs on Steel from Turkey
On August 10, 2018, the United States issued a proclamation increasing ad valorem duties on steel articles from the Republic [...]
Second Wave of Section 301 Tariffs Target $16 Billion Starting August 23rd
Yesterday, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released a finalized second list of tariffs, approximately $16 billion [...]
Shortages Strain U.S. Trucking as Peak Season Approaches
It’s difficult for shippers to ignore the tight capacity and backlog of deliveries plaguing domestic transportation across the United States. [...]
Green Speeds Hyperloop Pod Delivery for Competition
In 2015, Elon Musk’s aerospace company, SpaceX, announced a Hyperloop Pod Competition challenging college university teams to design and build [...]
$200 Billion More in Proposed Tariff, Tensions Escalate
In lieu of returning to the negotiating table, on Tuesday, July 9 2018, the Office of the United States Trade [...]
China-US Trade Tariffs Go Live, Industries Urge Negotiation
It’s official. At 12:01 AM on July 6, 2018, the United States implemented the first round of additional 25 percent [...]
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