Journal of Commerce
The Journal of Commerce (JOC) is a specialized business-to-business news outlet focused on the global movement of goods and the systems that support international trade.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 76
- Latest publication
- Aug 3, 2026
- Audience
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 3, 2026
Latest articles
HMM investing $135 million in Washington United Terminals to boost capacity 50% (opens the original)
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The modernization project is meant to enhance the competitive position of Seattle-Tacoma among other ports along the West Coast of North America that have outperformed the NWSA this year.
Shippers saved record on intermodal in Q2 amid truckload rate hikes (opens the original)
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Railroads hauled a record number of domestic containers in the second quarter as shippers banked some of the largest savings against truckload in the history of the Journal of Commerce's Intermodal Savings Index.
Rhine water levels near record lows threaten inland cargo movement (opens the original)
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With Europe gripped by a blistering heatwave, operators on the crucial waterway warn the river may soon be impassable for cargo-laden barges.
US breakbulk ports avoid congestion, for now, as market uncertainties loom (opens the original)
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Unpredictability in global project cargo routines has put US breakbulk ports under pressure, but has not yet led to congestion.
Carriers, forwarders pile in to Africa trade as demand surges (opens the original)
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But the growth is overwhelming the port and inland logistics infrastructure needed to support it as enormous volumes from Asia flood the continent.
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