AJOT Digital Edition #784

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This Issue's Focus:

  • Jones Act Shipping
  • Analysis and Perspective
  • Air Cargo Review
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Jones Act Shipping

* The Jones Act – Adrift in a sea of controversy

by George Lauriat
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Analysis and Perspective

*China ‘striking at heart of Europe’s industrial and innovation model’

by Stuart Todd

*Blanket statement: Ocean freight a viable option for delicate TCL cargo

by Andrew Meadows
Analysis and Perspective
High tech blankets lower costs for temperature sensitive pharma ocean freight.

*Turning tariffs into a competitive advantage

by Pete Goldin
Analysis and Perspective
The 2025 Forwarder/Broker Benchmark Study from Descartes indicates that volatility of US tariff policies is a major concern for forwarders and brokers, and they are actively pursuing solutions to mitigate tariff impacts for their customers.
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Analysis and Perspective

*The 2025 tariff environment requires importers to invest in more expertise, says Venable’s DiNucci

by Stas Margaronis
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Analysis and Perspective

*Breakbulk shipping scores big wins in 2025, prepares for busy 2026

by Debra N. Phillips
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Air Cargo Review

* Flying freight in Alaska is different

by Chris Barnett

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