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The Suez Canal is back to 27% of traffic, but the gains are not equal. See what it means for global trade and freight costs.

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Port of Buenaventura: quake, gridlock and pricier cargo

Trucks lined up toward the port of Buenaventura among stacked containers under a clear sky

On August 10, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake with its epicenter near San José del Palmar, in Chocó, shook southwestern Colombia for nearly two minutes. Buenaventura was left with damaged roads, interrupted services and a human toll the region still carries. For foreign trade the effect was immediate: the main Pacific…

U.S. to Remove Coffee Tariffs: Key Logistics Impact

The United States is preparing to announce the removal of import tariffs on coffee from several Latin American origins, according to reports by Portafolio. This move is part of a broader trade-framework initiative aimed at reducing costs for agricultural imports and addressing inflationary pressures on U.S. consumers.CTA (soft): Subscribe to…

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