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On March 12th, the U.S. government has immediately enforced a 25% import tariff on steel and aluminum products. This move, authorized by the Commerce Secretary under presidential directive, will impact imports from all countries and will cause shifts in global trade patterns.
The Munich Airport Strike 2025 is causing major logistics disruptions in Germany, leading to air cargo delays and flight cancellations. Radius International shares insights on the supply chain impact and alternative shipping solutions in Europe to minimize freight disruptions.
This month marks a significant milestone for Radius International as we celebrate our 16th anniversary! We were officially founded 16 years ago and we are extending the festivities throughout the entire month, reflecting on our journey, achievements, and the incredible relationships we've built along the way.
Effective March 12th, 2025, significant tariff increases will impact steel and aluminum imports into the U.S. Businesses importing these materials must prepare for new costs and compliance requirements as the government enforces stricter trade policies.
President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs—25% on Mexican and Canadian imports and 10% on Chinese goods—have been postponed for one month following last-minute negotiations.
In the fast-paced world of global trade, efficient shipping can make all the difference in meeting deadlines, reducing costs, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
The Chinese New Year kicks off on January 29th, 2025, bringing in the Year of the Snake and a season of supply chain challenges. The holiday runs from January 29th to February 12th, but business disruptions often begin weeks earlier and extend until mid-February, affecting global logistics and shipping operations.
The American Association of Port Authorities is asking the new Trump administration and Congress to keep funding for port infrastructure and avoid new import tariffs.
The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the U.S. Maritime Alliance (USMX) have reached a tentative six-year master contract agreement, averting a potential work stoppage ahead of the January 15th deadline.
The International Longshoremen's Association and the United States Maritime Alliance are set to discuss contract negotiations on January 7th, as tensions rise over unresolved issues surrounding automation at port terminals.
We hope everyone enjoyed the holidays this past week and are ready to ring in the new year ahead! As we enter 2025 it is important to speak on the potential ILA strikes that could happen following the expiration of their contract with USMX on January 15th 2025. Back in October the ILA went on strike for three days causing delays and back up within the ports. 

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