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Radius International would like to remind businesses that Chinese New Year is just around the corner, taking place from January 29th to February 2nd, 2025. While the official holiday spans one week, the broader impact on supply chains can last much longer.
Montreal’s Longshoremen’s Union and the Association of Maritime Employers have agreed to a 90-day mediation process to resolve their contract dispute, following a November 14th ruling by the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
As the holiday season approaches, businesses need to stay ahead to ensure smooth operations during the busiest time of the year. One of the most important strategies for managing the holiday rush is planning ahead. By collaborating with Radius International, you can better understand demand patterns and adjust your capacity to avoid delays, ensuring a more efficient process.
The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) has officially broken off negotiations with the U.S. Maritime Alliance (USMX) over concerns about automation at East Coast ports. The two sides had extended their contract until January 15th, 2025, to continue talks, following the resolution of a previous strike. However, key issues surrounding automation remain unresolved.
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Dockworkers at the Port of Montreal are escalating their actions in response to ongoing labor disputes. Following a one day strike on Sunday, the workers have voted to initiate a partial, unlimited strike this week. This strike, which will involve approximately 1,200 longshore workers at two Tremont terminals, is set to commence on Thursday at 11 a.m
The Port of Los Angeles is experiencing significant cargo rail congestion, reaching a two-year high as the holiday season approaches. Delays for both imports and exports are affecting shipments destined for major inland cities including Kansas City, Dallas, Houston, Memphis, and Chicago.
The countdown has begun for the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and East and Gulf Coast employers as they prepare to resume contract negotiations after a pause since June. With a 90-day deadline looming, the two sides must address complex issues including automation, work rules, and job jurisdiction.
Radius International is closely monitoring its implications for the shipping industry following the recent East and Gulf Coast port strike and the delays due to Hurricane Milton.
The ILA strike at East and Gulf Coast ports has officially ended, with cargo operations set to resume today. The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) announced a deal on wages and agreed to extend their contract until January 15, 2025. More negotiations will continue to address other outstanding issues.
As China prepares for its annual Golden Week holiday from October 1st to 7th, the shipping and logistics industry is bracing for significant disruptions due to ongoing strikes by the International Longshoremen’s Association along the East and Gulf Coast ports.
Radius International is committed to providing updates on the upcoming potential strike. Here is what we know:

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