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?? U.S. Atlantic & Gulf Coast Ports Shut Down Due to ILA Strike ?? As of today, all ports along the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts have halted operations due to a strike by the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA). This labor action, spurred by unresolved negotiations with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), is expected to cause severe supply chain disruptions. Key ports, including New York/New Jersey, Charleston, and Savannah, are facing increased congestion, delays, and additional costs. This strike could last for an extended period if negotiations remain stalled, potentially creating widespread economic impacts. At Welke Customs & Logistics, we are monitoring the situation closely and working with our partners to mitigate any disruption to your shipments. For those affected, we encourage proactive communication and contingency planning. Stay tuned for updates. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. #logistics #supplychain #customsbrokerage #usports #ilastrike #shippingdisruption

???? Important Update for Shippers Using the Port of Montreal ???? Starting on September 30th, nearly half of the Port of Montreal’s container capacity will be impacted as dockworkers are set to strike at two of the port’s five container terminals. This strike is expected to last through October 2nd and will target the Viau and Maisonneuve terminals, which account for 41% of Montreal’s total capacity. The strike is part of an ongoing conflict between the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 375 and the Maritime Employers Association (MEA). The terminals handle over 1.1 million TEUs annually, and the disruption could coincide with strikes along the U.S. East and Gulf coasts. To minimize disruption, it’s crucial to adjust your shipping schedules and inform your partners of the potential delays. For more details, please reach out to your account manager at SCS, or your logistics provider #Logistics #SupplyChainManagement #PortOfMontreal #StrikeAlert #SCS

?? Time has run out on negotiations to prevent a work stoppage at U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports. On October 1, 2024, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) sent home 45,000 dockworkers, bringing port operations from Texas to Maine to a halt. This is the first ILA strike since 1977, and negotiations with the United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. haven’t resumed since June. With no sign of a resolution or intervention from the Biden administration, the strike’s impact on supply chains could be massive—estimated at $5 billion per day. Geopolitical tensions have already caused container rate fluctuations in 2024, and this strike adds more complexity. Shippers should prepare for long-term disruption and start building contingency plans now. ???? High Mountain Safety Consultants can help you navigate these challenges and ensure your fleet is operating safely and efficiently. Contact us today for an audit of your fleet and safety procedures. #SupplyChainDisruption #PortStrike #FleetManagement #LogisticsChallenges #SafetyFirst #HighMountainSafety

US East and Gulf Coast Port strikes 14 ports are affected with no goods being collected or delivered to the following ports during the workers strike. ·??Port of New York/New Jersey ·??Port of Savannah, GA ·??Port of Houston, TX ·??Port of Miami, FL ·??Port of Boston, MA ·??Port of New Orleans, LA ·??Port of Charleston, SC ·??Port of Baltimore, MD ·??Port of Philadelphia, PA ·??Port of Wilmington, DE ·??Port of Mobile, AL ·??Port of Tampa, FL ·??Port of Freeport, TX ·??Port of Jacksonville, FL How this will affect US shipping? There is no indication of how long these strikes will last (negotiations have not yet begun). The stoppage will affect schedules worldwide. Vessels will not be permitted to anchor in port. We expect increased U.S. West Coast port congestion, as freight is diverted to those destinations for cross-country transfer. For each day the ports remain closed, it is estimated it will take roughly one week to resume normal operations. Once the ports do reopen, we expect delays and anticipate increased costs for equipment, storage and trucking. How TPS Global Logistics can help: We are in contact with all affected clients and are arranging for alternative routings to minimise supply chain disruption. We can also arrange air freight for time sensitive shipping and are holding competitive US rates contact [email protected] for a quote. #Strike #SeaFreight #AirFreight #Shipping #SupplyChain

A looming port strike could soon rock the US East and Gulf Coasts as deal is about to run out on30. Last year, these vital ports accounted for over half of the nation’s container. Dive into the potential impacts this strike could have on global alternative shipping strategies and proactive steps to mitigate risks and safeguard your supply chain. Read Report: https://okt.to/6SUEzM #BusinessContinuityPlanning #SupplyChainRiskManagement #PortStrikes #SupplyChain #Procurement #Logistics

Global Shipping Faces Turbulence: Sea-Intelligence Warns of Potential ILA Strike Impact Read more at: https://lnkd.in/e3sc5Y-c Alarms have been raised about the potential impact of an International Longshoremen's Association strike on global shipping routes. The strike could lead to significant disruptions in supply chains, affecting ports across the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The ramifications of an ILA strike could ripple through the entire global logistics network. #DSTDigital #DSTnews #DST #ShippingNews #FreightServices #ContainerShip #FreightManagement #LogisticsProvider #portnews #oceancarriers #MaritimeNews #GlobalLogistics

?? ??U.S. Ports Strike: Major Disruptions Ahead ???? For the first time in 50 years, the ongoing strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) is causing significant disruptions at major U.S. ports. Ports impacted include Baltimore, Brunswick, Georgia, Philadelphia, and New Orleans. Shipping carriers have issued alerts warning of delays, rerouted shipments, and temporary service suspensions, which could heavily impact global supply chains. We encourage all clients to stay informed of schedule changes and prepare for potential disruptions. Our team is closely monitoring the situation and working with carriers to provide updates and minimize the impact on your business. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to discuss contingency plans or alternative solutions for your shipments. #Delays #SeaFreight #Import #Exports #USA #Strikes

?? Important Update: U.S. East & Gulf Coast Port Strike ?? Dear Customers and Partners, Union dockworkers have initiated a historic strike across U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports, the first of its kind since 1977. This action is expected to cost the U.S. economy $5 billion per day, significantly disrupting supply chains. At Interworld Freight, we’re closely monitoring the situation and are ready to provide alternatives to minimize delays and ensure your operations stay on track. Please reach out to our team with any concerns about your shipments. We’re here to support you! #logistics #supplychain #interworldfreight #portstrike #freight

??US East Coast ports gear up for strike?? ??Several major ports are gearing up for a potential strike that could disrupt operations starting Oct. 1, 2024, as the current contract between the INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMENS ASSOCIATION and employer group United States Maritime Alliance expires at the end of the day Sept. 30. ??This has prompted port authorities to implement measures aimed at minimizing supply chain disruptions. Port of New York & New Jersey along with terminal operators and intermodal rail providers urged customers to collect all import cargo by the end of business Sept. 30. ??The #Port_of_Virginia has developed a detailed cessation plan should a work stoppage occur. Although Port Houston is not directly involved in the ongoing contract negotiations, it is closely monitoring the situation and will continue to receive export cargo through Sept. 30 and plans to operate vessels and gates until 7 pm, said a report. #US #USMARITIME #VESSELS #MARITIME #SHIPPING #CARGO

??Massive Port Strike on the East Coast?? A significant port strike has begun across America's East Coast, creating concerns over potential shortages and rising prices. Key ports, including New York, New Jersey, and Savannah, are affected, leading to anticipated delays in the supply chain. As businesses grapple with these disruptions, we may see impacts on the availability of essential goods and increased costs for consumers. This situation underscores the importance of contingency planning and supply chain resilience. Stay informed and prepare for potential challenges ahead. #PortStrike #SupplyChainDisruption #EastCoastPorts #Logistics #Freight #Economy #Retail #ImportExport #BusinessContinuity #Resilience #Shortages #RisingPrices