
The Supply Chain Secrets Podcast cuts through the noise to bring you real, unfiltered insights from the front lines of global logistics. Whether you’re a shipper, NVO, carrier, or just someone who needs to stay ahead of market shifts, we deliver analysis and hard-hitting conversations that actually matter. Visit nyshex.com/podcast to register to attend live!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnology | |||

Pacific rates are flatlining but peak season signals are building, with freight futures pointing to a $900 per FEU jump on Asia-North Europe by July. Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, global container demand fell 2.4% year-o... more
The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for two months, yet TransPacific and Asia-Europe freight rates are barely moving compared to the disruptions of 2024-2025. This week, Lars and Caroline put the Hormuz crisis in proper context and cover the other h... more
Iran has seized two MSC vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, bookings into the Persian Gulf have collapsed 66% year over year, and Somali pirates are back. The maritime risk picture is deteriorating fast.
In this episode, Lars Jensen and Caroline Weaver... more
Ocean freight markets are sending mixed signals this week: Asia-Europe spot rates are falling, Pacific rates are ticking up, and Atlantic rates jumped sharply, but the bigger story is the widening spread between what different shippers are paying and... more
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A data-driven podcast focused on ocean freight, rates, risk, and policy impacts shaping global logistics. Episodes routinely dissect rate movements across trade lanes, geopolitical events (notably Hormuz tensions and Red Sea disruptions), and how hedging tools, futures, and index-linked contracts can stabilize budgets for shippers, carriers, and forwarders. Guests often bring market context or cross-border insight, making practical takeaways for fleet planning, contract design, and risk management. The show stands out for its hands-on analysis, real-time market cues, and clear guidance on when to hedge, how to read forward curves, and what to watch next in a volatile environment.
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Recent guests on Supply Chain Secrets include:
1. Peter Stallion
2. Rathna Sharad
3. Gordon Downes
4. Matthew (Matt)
5. Don Davis
6. Lars Jensen
7. Michael Wray
8. Mark Hendricks
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