Supply Chain Secrets

In this week's episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the latest shifts across major trades.Asia–Europe: Spot rates dip below spring levels, but Lars explains why it's not yet a full collapse.Trans-Pacific: A striking bifurcation—rates out of Southeast Asia/China erode while Northeast Asia (Korea, Japan) surges by $500/FEU.Atlantic: After months of stability, head-haul rates slide from $1,800 to $1,500 per FEU.Capacity Updates: Carriers move beyond blank sailings, with Gemini canceling an entire service for Q1 2025.Tariff Watch: Mexico considers hikes on Chinese imports, raising the specter of retaliation.Safety & Compliance: Nearly 11% of cargo is misdeclared—new AI initiatives aim to reduce fires, accidents, and container losses.Get the latest maritime news here!

In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen unpack the latest twists in global trade. They cover falling Asia–Europe spot rates, unexpected tariff exemptions affecting hundreds of commodities, and the stark divide between booming global container demand and declining U.S. volumes. Lars also sheds light on rumors around HMM's ownership shift and the sudden tightening of U.S. visa rules for seafarers—changes that could complicate crew logistics for ocean carriers. 

On this week's Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline and Lars dive into the latest on global shipping markets. From sliding Asia–Europe spot rates and a short-lived Pacific GRI, to an unexpected Atlantic downturn, Lars explains what the numbers actually mean for shippers. The discussion expands to Red Sea security risks, the balance between freedom of navigation and seafarer safety, and what a surprising China–India–Russia meeting signals about a rapidly multipolar world. Packed with insights right after Labor Day, this episode helps you separate seasonal noise from structural change.

What's harder than catching Lars Jensen on stable Wi-Fi? Predicting what's next in global supply chains.Fresh off summiting Mount Kilimanjaro, Lars' next stop was Comoros — and let's just say the Wi-Fi didn't make the climb. But a spotty signal can't stop Supply Chain Secrets. This week's update is packed with hard-hitting market realities for shippers, forwarders, and carriers alike:Trans-Pacific spot rates slipping into unsustainable territoryTariff risks that could shake demand just before the holidaysService cancellations tied to USTR fees and alliance shiftsAir freight providers pulling back on small parcels under new rulesA fiery disruption at Hamburg adding to Europe's bottlenecksFrom mountain peace to market pressure, this episode captures the contrast between digital detox and supply chain chaos.

While Lars laces up his boots to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, he and Caroline dive into the latest global shipping news. They cover sliding Asia–Europe and Pacific spot rates, uncertainty around reciprocal and Section 232 tariffs, and the U.S. pushback on IMO's decarbonization measures. They also analyze H1 financials from major carriers, with Hapag-Lloyd's standout 12% volume growth raising big questions. Tune in for timely insights delivered from the slopes of Tanzania. 

In this episode, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the latest shifts in ocean freight rates, revealing why long-term contracts offer far less insulation from spot market volatility than many shippers think. They compare NYFI and CTS data to show the hidden correlation between contract and spot pricing, then dive into a volatile week in trade policy—from unpredictable “reciprocal” tariffs to a surprise penalty on Indian imports that could hit cargo loaded before the rules even existed. 

In this episode, Lars and Caroline break down the unexpected lull in Trans-Pacific rates, the true state of peak season in Asia–Europe, and the looming tariff deadlines that could disrupt global trade. They discuss how forward-looking indicators like the NYFI expose weak market fundamentals despite high quotes, and they unpack the IMF's latest trade outlook revisions. The episode closes with key insights on OFAC sanctions impacting container shipping and what they signal for shippers worldwide. 

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Lars Jensen and Caroline Weaver dive deep into the tariff chaos rattling US importers, a collapse in 20-foot container rates with big implications for US exporters, and why equipment shortages could blindside your bookings. Plus, we unpack reliability stats, looming Q4 deadlines, and the twist in the Hutchison Ports deal that's reigniting geopolitical tension in Panama. 

Is peak season already over? In this no-holds-barred episode of Supply Chain Secrets, guest host Don Davis and industry veteran Lars Jensen deliver a firehose of insight. They expose the vanished Trans-Pacific peak, decode the chaos behind West vs. East Coast rate disparities, and unpack what looming tariffs and overcapacity mean for your freight strategy.Lars dives deep into real NYFI spot rate data, global emissions trends, and the shipping industry's dirty secret: a structural overcapacity problem that scrapping and slow steaming can't solve. Don adds frontline insight into customer booking behavior, holiday crunch risks, and why shippers may be gambling too long on a “wait-and-see” strategy.Key Takeaways for Shippers:Peak season came—and went. Are you behind already?Why East Coast rates are holding—but West Coast optimism vanished.16% fleet growth vs. 10% TEU growth = long-term overcapacity warning.How new EU emissions data proves carriers are speeding up—but still late.The October Chinese Golden Week could cause a crunch. Are you ready?If you ship cargo, this is the insider episode you can't afford to miss.

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the rollercoaster of recent Trans-Pacific rates—why they surged, why they collapsed just as quickly, and how tariffs are reshaping peak season entirely. They explore how geopolitical uncertainty and shifting trade policy are leaving both carriers and shippers scrambling. Plus, Lars explains why August 1 could be a breaking point for U.S. importers trying to plan amid chaos. 

From a 15% Trans-Pacific volume drop to an unclear U.S. tariff deadline, uncertainty dominates the trade landscape. In this week's episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Lars and Caroline unpack alarming CTS data, sharp spot rate shifts, and a dramatic Red Sea attack on a commercial vessel. Will July 9 spark a global trade war—or more mixed messaging? Tune in to understand how shifting demand, container imbalances, and geopolitical flashpoints are reshaping global shipping in real time. 

In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver returns from Iceland to catch up with Lars Jensen on a whirlwind of global trade developments. They unpack the escalating U.S.-Canada dispute triggered by Canada's Digital Services Tax, analyze softening Trans-Pacific rates despite high quotes, and spotlight a surprise spike in Atlantic westbound rates. Lars also breaks down the unusually tight Asia–East Coast South America market and a sudden border closure between Thailand and Cambodia. Plus, for once—some good geopolitical news as tensions ease in the Iran–Israel conflict. 

In this episode, guest host Don Davis joins Lars Jensen to unpack what he calls the most drastic market swing since the financial crisis. Spot quotes from Asia to the USWC surged—then plummeted in real-world execution, with a $1,500 per FFE drop in just one week. Lars breaks down the data gap between quotes and actual bookings, and how mismatched timing between demand and capacity triggered a rapid unwinding. They also explore the geopolitical implications of rising Middle East tensions and how it could impact shipping lanes and oil prices. A must-listen for anyone watching rates, risk, and reliability in today's supply chain.

In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, guest host Don Davis and Lars Jensen unpack the latest ripple effects across global shipping. From the unfolding Israel-Iran conflict and misinformation surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, to erratic Trans-Pacific freight rates and spot rate premiums from Northeast Asia, they break down what's real, what's noise, and what it means for shippers. Plus, they explore how U.S.-China tariff confusion and European port congestion could reshape peak season planning. Amid all the volatility, one thing is clear: the supply chain is strained—but still standing. 

Spot rate indices are surging, but what are shippers actually paying? In this episode, Lars Jensen joins from Sicily (yes, right next to an erupting volcano) to unpack why the NYFI freight index is diverging from traditional benchmarks like the SCFI. Caroline and Lars explore how quote-based indices can mislead, what's really happening on the ground, and why South America's demand boom is quietly reshaping capacity flows. Plus, they discuss how upcoming tariff shifts, port disruptions, and demand front-loading could whiplash the market by August. Sign up for free NYFI freight rate data at nyshex.com/indices

In this week's episode of the Supply Chain Secrets Podcast, Lars Jensen and Caroline Weaver unpack the sharp spike in spot rates out of China, dissect new capacity injections, and clarify the latest legal developments around U.S. tariffs. From NYFI and SCFI comparisons to the ripple effects on global reliability and port congestion, this episode offers timely insight for shippers navigating a market in flux.Sign up for free NYFI freight index data at nyshex.com/indices

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Lars and Caroline unpack the latest twists in global trade policy—from the EU tariff threats to the 90-day ceasefire's ripple effects across U.S. ports. Lars explains why unpredictability—not the tariffs themselves—is the real disruptor, and how that plays out in vessel deployment, port congestion, and inland supply chains. They also dive into NYFI data trends beyond China, explore the political push for domestic shipbuilding in India vs. the U.S., and preview the FMC's new fact-finding mission. Don't miss out on freight insights like these! Sign up to receive the free NYFI data at nyshex.com/indices!

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen unpack the realities behind recent shifts in container pricing and trade policy. With U.S.–China tariffs in limbo, and equipment imbalances starting to ripple across the market, Lars estimates up to 500,000 TEU of cargo could be waiting in China—setting the stage for potential U.S. port congestion and a spot rate surge.Also on deck:-Why 20-foot containers are sometimes more expensive than 40s—and how NYFI reveals the volatility-What makes NYFI different from other indices when market pressure builds-A breakdown of the USTR revision and its overlooked inland impacts-The UK–EU trade deal as a sign of more non-U.S. alliances to comeGet the facts. Spot the trends. Subscribe to the NYFI:

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Lars Jensen and Caroline Weaver unpack the biggest trade development of the year: a surprise 90-day tariff pause between the U.S. and China. But don't be fooled—this isn't a trade deal, it's a ceasefire. Lars breaks down the predictable—and chaotic—domino effects already unfolding: empty shelves, congested ports, volatile freight rates, and a scramble to move peak-season cargo before the next deadline hits. Plus, they explore the latest NYSHEX Freight Index (NYFI) data and what it reveals about rates, equipment risk, and demand distortions. From peak season panic to port bottlenecks, this episode helps shippers brace for what's next.

Lars Jensen joins from the Dominican Republic to unpack the latest supply chain headlines—and debunk the noise. From Red Sea escalation and new trade war shocks to unraveling what “reliability” actually means in today's shipping landscape, this episode dives deep. We discuss: • Record-low bunker fuel prices and what that means for Q3 • Wildcard tariffs (yes, even on foreign movies) • The truth behind blank sailings and “capacity cuts” • Whether shipping is really coming to a halt (spoiler: it's not) • Why toilet paper isn't your biggest worryExpect clarity, nuance, and straight talk on what's signal and what's spin.

The market is in flux—tariffs, blank sailings, air freight shifts, and rate volatility are reshaping global supply chains. In this episode, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen are joined by Rich Heath, VP of Freight Products & Services at NYSHEX, to break down the recent launch of the NYSHEX Freight Index. Learn how this new tool provides real-time rate visibility, enables index-linked contracts, and could pave the way for freight derivatives. Recorded just days after the Index Day event at the New York Stock Exchange, this conversation covers what's changing, what's not, and how shippers and NVOs can regain control in unpredictable times.

The drama continues in this week's episode of Supply Chain Secrets! Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the latest twists in the USTR saga, including what's changed, who's exempt, and why everyone—from carriers to shippers—is scrambling to recalculate.Lars unpacks the surprise USTR revisions, including:Who dodges the ship fees (for now)How the 4,000 TEU threshold is rewriting network strategiesWhy carriers are blanking like it's Chinese New YearWhat front-loading frenzy and equipment shortages could really meanAnd if that weren't enough? We explore how DHL's suspension of China parcels hints at bigger B2C chaos to come.If you're trying to make smart moves in the middle of regulatory whiplash, this episode is your must-listen.

Will anyone make a move—or are we all just watching and waiting?In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen welcome Don Davis, SVP Commercial at ZIM, for a frank discussion on how the new wave of tariffs is paralyzing the industry. In a combined 60 years our hosts have in the industry, they've never seen volatility like this.From 145% shocks out of China to strategic blank sailings, and ripple effects no one's fully prepared for, this conversation digs into:-Why front-loading isn't always the answer-How exporters are being squeezed-What's stalling long-term planning-And how IMO's latest emissions ruling barely made a blip in the chaosIf you're trying to make smart supply chain decisions in the fog of tariff uncertainty, this episode gives you perspective—and permission to pause.

This week on Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the turbulent state of global trade. From weakening spot rates to dramatic drops in U.S. exports, Lars explains what's behind the numbers—and what they mean for shippers.We dive into the ripple effects of escalating tariffs, the cautious (and at times chaotic) responses from governments and shippers alike, and why many are choosing to “wait and see” instead of making bold moves.Plus, Lars offers clarity on TEU miles, export competitiveness, and the political tightrope that global shipping companies now face. Despite the chaos, there's a sliver of optimism: new alliances are rolling out with improved service reliability.Topics covered:What's behind the recent export slumpThe real risk of supply chain yo-yoingHow shippers are reacting to trade policy whiplashWhy long-term supply chain shifts aren't happening—yetPositive trends in carrier reliability

Is peak season coming early—again? Global shipping expert Lars Jensen and Caroline Weaver unpack market weakness, carrier capacity decisions, and the ripple effects of upcoming tariffs. From reliability improvements to geopolitical curveballs, get ahead of what's shaping Q2 and why an April surge may already be underway. Want to be a part of the show? Register to attend a live episode at nyshex.com/podcast

What's Really Driving Rates? Global Market Signals, Front-Loading Trends & Red Sea Fallout.In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen dive into what's happening behind the headlines—from softening spot rates and post–Chinese New Year seasonality to the real impact of front-loading and the latest on Red Sea routing.Lars breaks down why demand data might be misleading, how inventory levels are shaping up, and what the declining cost of marine fuel could mean for shippers. Plus: What's happening with the USTR's proposed vessel fees on Chinese-built ships, and why smaller ports and niche carriers may be hit hardest.We wrap with a hard look at Red Sea disruption, asymmetric conflict risk, and why stability—not speed—is top of mind for global carriers right now.Join the conversation and stay informed—subscribe, listen, and watch at nyshex.com/podcast

Port congestion—it's a phrase thrown around in logistics, but what does it actually mean? In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, hosts Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the layers of port congestion, from bottlenecks at the quay to inefficiencies in inland infrastructure. They discuss how factors like crane productivity, labor dynamics, chassis availability, and even customs staffing shortages all play a role.Plus, they unpack the latest industry shakeups, including the Hutchison terminal sale in China and the ongoing Red Sea crisis. Tune in to understand where the real choke points are and what businesses can do to mitigate disruption.

In this hot-off-the-press episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down the biggest takeaways from TPM 2025—including the USTR 301 proposal that could impose a $1M+ fee per vessel per US port call for Chinese-built ships, a move that could reshape shipping as we know it.This jam-packed episode also covers:*Recently announced carrier infrastructure investments*The evolving geopolitical landscape—From Red Sea disruptions to shifts in global trade policy*What shippers need to do now to stay ahead of major industry shiftsWant to be a part of the show? Register to attend a live recording here and ask your questions in real time!https://nyshex.com/attend-podcast-live

Missed TPM25? Our latest Supply Chain Secrets episode was taped live on Day 1—straight from the crowd, no studio polish! Lars, Caroline, and Don Davis dive into 2025-26's unpredictability and sharp fixes for shippers and NVOs. Loved the index-linked contract take? Join us April 30th at the NYSE for the NYSHEX Indices beta launch—details at nyshex.com/indexday

In this special episode of Supply Chain Secrets, Caroline Weaver and logistics legend Lars Jensen break down what to expect at TPM25, the premier conference for global container shipping. Whether you're attending in person or following from afar, this episode gives you an insider's view of the key topics driving the industry this year.Lars shares insights on contract negotiations, market uncertainty, and the critical role of relationships in navigating disruptions. Will rates collapse if the Red Sea reopens? Should importers rethink their carrier strategies with the new alliances? And how should shippers balance risk in their long-term contracts?Join us as we tackle these questions, plus a live audience Q&A. And if you're at TPM, don't miss our live podcast session at the NYSHEX booth on Monday at 3 PM Pacific!

In this second episode on the topic of how supply chain may be impacted by the change in US presidential administrations, Lars and Caroline tackle tariffs, headhaul and backhaul trade dynamics, and the latest news regarding the Ukraine and Red Sea crises.  Want to be a part of the live audience? Register to attend live at https://nyshex.com/podcast

In this episode of Supply Chain Secrets, hosts Caroline Weaver and Lars Jensen break down shifting tariff policies, hot topics such as Ships for America, and what it all means for global trade. With real-time updates and expert insights, they discuss how businesses can navigate uncertainty, potential market impacts, and the future of U.S. shipping policies. Tune in for a timely and insightful discussion on the forces shaping ocean freight today!Tune in for a timely and insightful discussion on the forces shaping ocean freight today! Register to attend the show live at nyshex.com/podcast/attend-live

The shipping industry never slows down, and neither do the disruptions shaping global trade. In this episode, we welcome Lars Jensen as a permanent co-host and dive straight into the hottest topic in ocean shipping: the Red Sea crisis and its ripple effects on global freight markets.Lars and Caroline break down what a potential ceasefire means for vessel capacity, freight rates, and market stability—plus the unintended consequences shippers should prepare for. Will reopening the Red Sea cause a massive congestion crisis in Europe? How will it impact U.S. shippers? And could we be heading toward a market crash?Stay ahead of the curve! Subscribe via your favorite podcast app or YouTube today.Want to be a part of the show? Register to attend live and ask your burning questions: https://nyshex.com/attend-podcast-live

Bryan, Caroline and Don discuss the shipper strategies they're seeing going into the contracting season and the pros and cons.

It's a new year with a new guest on the Supply Chain Secrets Podcast! Well-known and respected in our industry, Betsy Ducat is certainly not new to honing world-class supply chains and deeply understanding the needs of the world's leading shippers. While Donald Davis may have again picked up the baton to run the carrier race at ZIM Lines, the show goes on! He, Caroline Weaver, and Bryan Most discuss with Betsy, the key trends from a #3pl perspective and 2024 season predictions. 

In this episode, the Supply Chain Secrets team interviews Kevin Parkerson, who is the President and Founder of KP Global Logisitics.  In this episode, you will hear about:Kevin's background in supply chainCurrent top pain points for shippersImpact of blank sailings Insights into shipper forecasts...and much, much more!  Let us know what you think of the episode and if there are any new topics you want us to cover!

In this episode, Caroline Weaver is on vacation, so it's Bryan and Don talking about the current market condition.  In this episode, you'll learn about:What does the current market look like for shippers?Given the market condition, what does that mean for ocean carriers?What do these things mean for rest of the year and what can anyone do about it?and much much more!  Let us know what you think of the episode and if there are any topics that are top of mind for you!

This week we are happy to have back the podfather of Supply Chain Secrets - Bryan Most!In this episode, Bryan talks about what he's been doing in his time away and what he sees as the missed opportunities during the pandemic period.  He talks about the current state of the shipping industry and we compare notes on tech requirements and developments.  And, of course, we give more thoughts on what it takes to be a shipper of choice!

It's our 50th show!  In this episode, our hosts sit down with Ian Weiland, who is the COO of JCT and aka ‘The Container Daddy'. In this episode, you will learn:How does the current market condition impact truckers?Are match backs possible or just a unicorn of shipping?How are environmental requirements impacting trucking? And much, much more!

In this episode, you will learn more about:Jason's journey on how he became the managing director at Ardent Global LogisticsHis thoughts on that latest in the market and where it's headedWhat are the requirements from technology and what to look for when choosing a providerAnd plenty more advice!!

This week, our hosts Don and Caroline chat with Rosemary Coates, who is the Founder, Executive Director and Chairman of the Board of the Reshoring InstituteIn this episode, you'll learn:What's changed to drive companies to reshoring versus offshoring?Are there any industries that we see more aggressively changing now versus others?How should a company get started on thinking about what and when to reshore?And much, much more!

In this episode, our hosts Don and Caroline have a conversation about everyone's favorite shipping topic – surcharges!In this episode, you'll learn:What's the background on why carriers have so many surchargesWhat's the point of view of shippers, carriers and NVOs on surchargesWhat Don and Caroline think about alternatives to surchargesAnd much, much more!

In this episode, we have a quick update on the market post-TPM 2023 and then dive into the conversation with Lynn Wong!Lynn is a NYSHEX alumni, a returning guest and currently doing coaching and talking about why health is so important in today's working environment. In this episode, you'll learn:It's a changing environment - healthy people are more than just “not sick” or “not on medication” or “no allergies” – there's a lot more to it!What should you be looking for as ‘signs' where health may be a concern and what you can do about it.What's happening this year for International Women's Day and what Lynn, Don and Caroline are doing to embrace equityAnd much, much more!

2022 was a crazy year for the container shipping industry.But how can we take these learnings to adjust our strategies for the coming year?In our latest episode, Don brings back Caroline Weaver, Account Manager at NYSHEX, to review what happened in 2022 and what lessons we can bring into the new year.In this episode, you'll learn about:What happened in 2022 and notable observationsLearnings from 2022 and how we can think differently in 2023Some ideas for the podcast in 2023 (that we'd love to get your feedback on!)And much more!

After all the positive feedback from our first podcast, Don decided to get this group back together to discuss and reflect on how global shipping can continue to empower women and strategies on how to navigate the industry as a woman.In this podcast, Don sits down with April Zobel, Krissy Van Neikerk, and Karin Bridges to discuss strategies to navigate the container shipping industry as a woman.In this episode, you'll learn:How leaders can be more conscious in the workplace around exclusion in the workplaceWhat we need from leaders to have more diversity of thought in our organizationsThe importance of talented young women inspiring other young women to take on new challengesAnd much more!

In order to know where we're heading, we have to know where we came from!In our latest podcast, Don Davis sits down with Caroline Weaver, Account Manager at NYSHEX to discuss the history of container shipping and what we can learn from the past.In the episode, you learn about:The conference era of shipping and how the industry used to operateThe Ocean Reform Act of 1998 and how it changed the industryThe current Ocean Reform Act and what it means for container shippingAnd much more!

How do we expect carriers to innovate following the disruptions of the last few years?With service and reliability taking a major hit during the pandemic, carriers are now center-stage with an opportunity to prove themselves as both business partners and technology providers.Last week Don Davis sat down with Pete Mento, former Global Head of Procurement & Products at Wayfair, to discuss the role carriers could play in the next decade and why their relationships with shippers are changing.But what should their focus be and why?In this week's episode, you'll get to hear about:✔️ Opportunities for standardization and innovation✔️ Market reactions to the global recession✔️ The biggest objectives of shippers today✔️ How carriers should look at differentiationAnd plenty more

History may not repeat itself, but it most certainly rhymes.Last week Donald Davis sat down with the esteemed Lars Jensen to discuss what has been happening in the markets and what to expect going forward. Strikes, disruptions, reduced capacity, rate changes, IMO, new alliances. This episode covers a ton and provides some market context that you wont want to miss.If you're looking for an efficient way to stay up to date, go give it a listen.In this week's episode, you'll get to hear about:✔️ The next 12 months for spot and contract rates✔️ Carrier alliance and potential scenarios for networks next✔️ New capacity and the outlook for IMO 2023And plenty more

How are shippers thinking about this market?With everything going on from freight strikes to rates slipping, we sat down with James Thatcher from Totes Isotoner to hear how one shipper is handling the changes and strategizing for the future.Don Davis asks the important questions as always on moving containers, carrier differentiation, and whether new services affect shippers perspective when picking carriers.In this week's episode, you'll get to hear about:✔️ Changes in the industry since 2020✔️ Tactical solutions to moving containers inland✔️ Cost-benefit analysis between higher rates and better services✔️ Carrier differentiation and technology for shippersAnd plenty more

One of the biggest challenges in the supply chain for retailers and cargo owners has been the fluctuations in the ocean market and the significant variability in contract performance. As rates and fees continue to adjust, what can retailers do to secure predictability and performance reliability? Hear from Matt Marshall from NYSHEX, Jenny Bartolf from BARK, and Sherry Liu from CarParts.com to hear what to expect in the future of ocean contracting and how forward-thinking retailers are shifting their strategies. #supplychainmanagement#logistics #technology#freight

Knowledge doesn't always translate to power.In fact, most supply chains struggle to make sense of the massive influx of data and events that occur in global shipping at any given moment.So Don Davis tried to make it easy for you.If you're looking to get your knowledge straight from the tap, check out our latest episode with Peter Tirschwell from S&P Global (who recently merged with the JOC and IHS Markit) to get an update on labor negotiations and more!In this week's episode, you'll get to hear about:✔️ Takeaways from TPM 2022✔️ Demand outlook for the remainder of 2022✔️ ILWU, PMA, and OSRA updates for the industry✔️ IMO 2023 and the new fuel ratingsAnd plenty more