FGN Global Logistics, Inc.

On April 1st the 3rd release for ICS2 goes into effect which covers road and rail transport compliance in the European Union. Read more about the requirements in March's blog post: https://lnkd.in/eCGd7cHu #ICS2Release3 #LogisticsNews #ENSFilingRequirements

Significant development in maritime trade: The U.S. is reportedly planning to impose fees on vessels calling at U.S. ports if their fleet includes Chinese-built or flagged ships. Fees could reach $1.5 million per call or be scaled based on fleet composition. This targets major carriers like COSCO, MSC, and Maersk, aiming to boost U.S. shipbuilding. The impact will depend on the percentage of Chinese-built vessels in their fleets, particularly on U.S. routes. Interested in how this may impact your international business? Reach out to FGN's team to discuss cost-effective shipping solutions for your bulk liquids. #maritime #shipping #supplychainlogistics #internationallogistics

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#SCPorts proudly welcomed the OOCL Iris to the Wando Welch Terminal Tuesday, setting a new record for the largest vessel to call the Port of Charleston, at 16,828 TEUs. ??: Matthew Peacock

As we continue into 2025, tariffs are top of mind in the international shipping industry. Read more on how we anticipate this to impact FGN's bulk liquid logistics in this month's blog post: https://lnkd.in/eS3bxSgs #Tariffs #Logistics #InternationalLogistics #FGNGlobalLogistics

FGN's core business for over a decade is our bulk liquid transport for exports and imports. Our comprehensive solutions are designed to meet the highest standards of efficiency and safety, ensuring your products reach their destination on time and on budget. Visit our website to learn more about how we can support your business needs: https://lnkd.in/eeh59W_P

Will the Red Sea reopen in 2025? The logistics industry remains cautiously optimistic as the conditions appear to be stabilizing in the Red Sea and Suez Canal region. After attacks were carried out on commercial vessels, shipping companies began rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope which resulted in higher transportation costs and longer transit times. At FGN, we continue to monitor the situation and are hopeful that carriers will resume shipments through the Red Sea during 2025. #FGNGlobalLogistics #SupplyChain #Logistics

2024 marked another great year for FGN Global Logistics. Read more in our latest blog post written by our President, Rob Parrish: https://lnkd.in/e-dDuVpx

?? Winter Storm Enzo Impacts U.S. Operations ?? Winter Storm Enzo is currently impacting the southeastern and Gulf Coast regions of the United States, bringing significant snowfall and freezing temperatures. We are closely monitoring the situation and anticipate potential port closures and transportation disruptions in these areas. Our team is working diligently to proactively address potential delays and minimize impact on our customers' shipments. #WinterStormEnzo #Logistics #SupplyChain #WeatherUpdates

Exciting Update in International Logistics! The ILA and USMX have successfully reached a contract agreement on automation, just six days before the contract extension was set to expire. Ready to move your cargo? FGN is here to assist! Contact us today: https://lnkd.in/ecYYMC27