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Bill Mongelluzzo

Bill Mongelluzzo

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Senior Editor, The Journal of Commerce

Long Beach

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Transportation and Logistics

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The debate on whether climate change is real.

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Total articles 1237

  • Gains in July US imports from Asia debunk ‘cliff’ speculation

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified|The Journal of CommerceVerifiedUS imports from Asia in July rose from both June and the year-ago period, the clearest indication yet that the import cliff expected from some market observers has not materialized. July, in fact, was the third-busiest month this year in the eastbound trans-Pacific and was up 13.1 percent from pre-pandemic July 2019. Asian imports last month of 1.68 million TEU were up 2.7 percent from June and 2.5 percent from July 2021, according to data from PIERS, a sister company of JOC.com within S&P Global.

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified · The Journal of Commerce

    Aug. 16, 2022

  • West Coast longshore contract talks suspended until June 1: source

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified|The Journal of CommerceVerifiedRegister with JOC.com and receive 5 free pieces of content for the first thirty days. After thirty days, you will receive 3 pieces of content and after sixty days you will receive 1 piece of content. To receive full access, . You can also subscribe to our daily newsletter.

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified · The Journal of Commerce

    May. 23, 2022

  • Gains in July US imports from Asia debunk ‘cliff’ speculation

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified|The Journal of CommerceVerifiedUS imports from Asia in July rose from both June and the year-ago period, the clearest indication yet that the import cliff expected from some market observers has not materialized. July, in fact, was the third-busiest month this year in the eastbound trans-Pacific and was up 13.1 percent from pre-pandemic July 2019. Asian imports last month of 1.68 million TEU were up 2.7 percent from June and 2.5 percent from July 2021, according to data from PIERS, a sister company of JOC.com within S&P Global.

    By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified · The Journal of Commerce

    Aug. 16, 2022

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The Journal of Commerce

JOC Group publishes a weekly magazine that provides news articles and information about logistics.

Long Beach, United States

+1 973-776-8660

Founded: 1827