September 25, 2024
Potential Port Strike Could Disrupt North American Trade
A potential East and Gulf Coast port strike, expected to begin on October 1, 2024, could disrupt supply chains across North America. Even businesses trading exclusively within the U.S., Mexico, and Canada could feel the impact through increased shipping costs, delays in cross-border trade, and congestion at alternative ports. The strike may push more companies to use land-based transportation, straining key trucking and rail routes. It’s vital for businesses to plan ahead by diversifying routes and preparing for higher transportation costs.
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