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…
U.S. and China escalate maritime tensions with reciprocal port tariffs: global risk for Colombia?
International maritime trade enters a new phase of tension following the reciprocal imposition of port tariffs between the United States and China. The measures, activated on October 14, mark a turning point in the logistical rivalry between both powers, with operational, financial, and geopolitical implications that could extend to countries…
August 2025 in Context: How Blank Sailings Are Impacting the Supply Chain
August 2025 has been characterized by a significant resurgence of “blank sailings,” that is, the cancellation of scheduled vessel departures by shipping lines. Although the situation appeared under control last month, it has done the exact opposite as August has progressed, intensifying across strategic routes. The Magnitude of the Phenomenon…