USMCA Review Begins July 1; Here’s What You Need to Know
June 30, 2026
The first six-year review period has begun on the USMCA trade agreement. Here is what the business community needs to know about the process, and
The first six-year review period has begun on the USMCA trade agreement. Here is what the business community needs to know about the process, and
Bestway International has helped clients recover tens of millions of dollars in IEEPA tariff refunds through the CAPE system.
High rates will challenge the entire industry during the coming peak season, but Bestway will be in a strong position to help shippers due to
Panama Canal – Still pinched due to seasonally low waters. Supposedly, the conditions will allow more ships to transit starting in January, but analysts don’t expect a return to normal
In the wake of escalating tensions in the Gulf of Aden, Bestway is closely monitoring the maritime industry’s response, particularly the strategic decisions affecting global shipping routes. The recent move
As the logistics and shipping industry set sail into the uncharted waters of 2023, several key trends reshaped the landscape, driving innovation, and influencing strategic decision-making. 1. Air Cargo Caution:
As we steam full speed ahead into another hustling and bustling holiday season, the team at Bestway International wanted to take a moment and talk about what we all have
The logistics landscape is continually changing as the latest reports reveal a shift in import volume trends favoring West Coast ports. Bestway International remains committed to providing exceptional service and
The logistics and supply chain management world has seen many changes recently. From leveled-out rates on critical routes to innovative technological solutions, businesses must stay ahead of these developments to
In the logistics industry, the digital landscape has expanded, bringing with it increased efficiency but also a heightened risk of cyberattacks. Recent events like the cyberattack on Estes Express reminds
Struggles in the freight market are causing complications for shippers. Weaker demand brought on by inflation, an influx of new trucks and drivers adding excess capacity into the market, and
In our Spotlight series, we’ve yet to meet anyone who woke up one morning with an uncontrollable yearning to forward freight. Often, people stumble into logistics careers, either inexplicably drawn
The United States and Mexico share a rich and intertwined history, and their trade partnership is a testament to their enduring relationship. In recent years, we’ve witnessed a consistent surge
In logistics, natural disasters can severely disrupt supply chain operations. From hurricanes and floods to droughts, the consequences for shipments, cargo, and schedules can be detrimental. It’s evident that proactive
UPDATE 7/20/23 10:00 AM After a rollercoaster of striking and agreeing again, the Canadian ILWU is back on the job. Briefly resuming the strike yesterday ended rapidly as both sides
The ongoing Canadian west coast port strike, currently in its 10th day, is becoming increasingly critical. As ocean carriers scramble to adapt, modifications to their operations are already under way.
It’s time to sigh with relief and look forward with anticipation as the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) announced a new six-year labor
Severe drought conditions in the Panama Canal are having a significant impact on global supply chains, as the Panama Canal Authority implements draft restrictions limiting the amount of cargo the
Now that the disruption in ocean shipping caused by the pandemic has started to settle, we’re seeing that service improvements are happening in many sectors. With fewer delays, less congestion,
Light was shed earlier this month on the contradicting perspectives that continue to cause uncertainty with labor negotiations between the International Longshore Workers Union (ILWU) and the Pacific Maritime Association
Detention and demurrage charges are back in the news as carriers stop charging for days when the terminal is closed. Under the threat of the FMC investigation leading to questions
The talks between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) to renew their labor contract began in May last year. Disputes over some issues
The showdown between ocean carriers and the FMC continues this month as the agency takes a closer look at MSC, the largest container line in the world. After the pandemic
