Shipping and Logistics

July 5, 2023
Canada Feeling Impact of West Coast Port Strike
Written by Laura Miller
Port workers on Canada’s West Coast are on strike, and ports are already feeling the impact of the slowdown in the movement of goods.
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Shipping and Logistics

July 5, 2023
Written by Laura Miller
Port workers on Canada’s West Coast are on strike, and ports are already feeling the impact of the slowdown in the movement of goods.
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With the US aluminum industry at a critical juncture, a new report is highlighting ways the Biden administration can use the Global Arrangement for Sustainable Steel and Aluminum (GASSA) to help the struggling domestic industry. Recall CRU’s aluminum analysts have previously shared with SMU the nightmare US aluminum smelters have been facing when it comes […]
In good news for the movement of goods on the West Coast, a tentative labor agreement has been reached between the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU). The new, six-year contract covers more than 22,000 ILWU dock workers represented at 29 West Coast ports. Details of the tentative agreement, which […]
Despite a record backlog, Northwest Pipe Co. is experiencing a challenging start to the year, with customer-driven delays and severe weather hampering production at its various facilities. The Vancouver, Wash.-based company noted the challenges as it released its fourth-quarter and full-year 2022 results. Q4 brought higher production tonnages but lower selling prices within Northwest’s engineered steel […]