China: A Second Automated, Smart Port to Be Built with Huawei Technology Pamela Rosas March 10, 2023 Technology company Huawei will strengthen its collaboration with the Port of Tianjin to build the world’s second automated, smart port,
China Skeptical About a Xi-Biden Call to Discuss the ‘Spy’ Balloon Pamela Rosas February 18, 2023 On Thursday, Biden said he expected to speak with Xi about the ‘spy’ balloon, but made clear he would not
Imports from China Pamela Rosas February 10, 2023 “China is gaining ground as a supplier of the goods Mexico imports.” Should this trend concern us? In my day,
Rising Costs in Maritime Freight Transportation Pamela Rosas February 3, 2023 The pandemic, the war, and the downturn in international trade disrupted the maritime cycle in terms of freight rates Bottlenecks
What Is the TOP TEN of China’s Ports by Container Volume in 2022? Pamela Rosas January 19, 2023 China’s top ten ports handled a combined 244.9 million TEU during the first ten months of 2022 through October 30,
China’s smart ports increased unloading throughput Pamela Rosas January 12, 2023 China is the world leader in the number of smart ports, both built and under construction The port of Qingdao
Trade with Latin America surpasses pre-pandemic levels Pamela Rosas November 25, 2022 China’s Ministry of Commerce considers that trade volume with Latin America has fully recovered. The volume of trade between China
Rain and hail hit Chilean fruit, especially cherries Pamela Rosas November 18, 2022 Over the weekend, rain and hail were recorded in various areas of Chile (such as Santiago, Curicó and Linares), affecting
The Port of Algeciras concludes its trade mission to Chile, a strategic country for its salmon and fruit exports Pamela Rosas November 11, 2022 The APBA and a dozen companies strengthen contacts and explore new business options in the Latin American country The trade
Huawei develops an autonomous driving system to power smart ports Pamela Rosas November 5, 2022 At the end of last year, port congestion caused disruptions in global supply chains, which meant, for example, that many