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ATLANTA, Georgia, August 2, 2023 – Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, released a study that evaluates how the market share of top imports from Mexico into the U.S. has changed over the...
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In June 2023, U.S. container import volumes decreased slightly compared to May 2023. Although the decline was not as much as in previous years, volumes were higher than pre-pandemic 2019. Port transit times decreased to the lowest levels since...
Multichannel Merchant features Descartes’ July global shipping report showing that, unlike the first four months of 2023, the growth in import volume in June accelerated past 2019 volumes by 2.1% for the same period in each year.
American Journal of Transportation on Descartes’ July global shipping report indicating that containerized imports are continuing to track to—and, for June, remain slightly above—pre-COVID “normal” volumes.
International Trade Magazine highlights key findings from Descartes’ latest global shipping report for logistics professionals, showing that U.S. container imports in June 2023 were higher than pre-pandemic 2019 and that port transit times dropped to their lowest levels since Descartes began tracking them.
Supply and Demand Chain Executive spotlights Descartes’ July global shipping update showing slightly stronger import volume performance than previous years and signs that key challenges to global supply chain performance in 2023, such as U.S. West Coast labor relations and port transit time delays, continue to improve.
Logistics Management features key findings from Descartes’ latest global shipping report, including that U.S. containerized imports are continuing to track to pre-COVID “normal” volumes, and that June port transit delays are at their lowest since Descartes started tracking them.