A trade court questions the tariffs on 99.4% of US imports, typhoons tie up 8.5% of the container fleet, and the China ship fee pause ends November 9.

Only 29% of container ships arrived on time in August. Plus the Sept 29 pharma tariff date, the Russia sanctions law, and CBP’s truck manifest test.

Truckload capacity keeps leaving the market as bid season nears, drone attacks shut the Saudi pipeline that bypassed Hormuz, and the diesel benchmark clears $6.

The US bans Canadian alcohol, whey and larger motorcycles starting September 29, diesel sets an all-time record, and container volumes hit a new high.

CBP starts voiding importer numbers September 18, container reliability hits a 5-year low, and a border blockade disrupts cross-border freight. Here’s what moved this week.

Canada retaliates with $27.6B in counter-duties from September 8, diesel sets a new war-era high, and the Panama Canal cuts daily transit slots.

Canada tariffs paused at the deadline, diesel jumps 19.7 cents, and new Panama Canal surcharges land. This week’s freight news and what it means for shippers.

Canada’s August 19 tariff deadline, $100B in refunds paid, a record $9,400 East Coast rate, and an AI crackdown on transshipment in this week’s freight report.

Importers are selling IEEPA refund claims for cash, Commerce proposes 14 more metal tariff categories, and diesel rises a fourth straight week.