CatchAll turns port disruptions, supplier moves, and trade shocks across the open web, including the regional and trade press where they break first, into complete, structured records, ready to feed into your logistics and risk dashboards.
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Port & shipping disruptions
Strikes, congestion, and route blockages affecting global freight, the moment they break.
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Trade policy & tariffs
New tariffs, duty changes, and trade restrictions across jurisdictions and trading partners.
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Component & chip shortages
Semiconductor and component supply constraints hitting production lines and lead times.
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Construction permits & awards
Permits, development approvals, and contract awards in your target markets and geographies.
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Facility & warehouse openings
New plants, warehouses, and distribution centers that signal capacity and sourcing shifts.
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Utilities & infrastructure
Rate cases, pipeline safety events, and infrastructure filings from regional and local sources.
Step 01
Describe the event
Name the port, region, or event type in plain English, no filter syntax to configure.
Step 02
Scan the open web
Search 2B+ pages, including regional maritime, trade, and logistics press where events break first.
Step 03
Validate & extract
Custom validators keep only real operational events; enrichments extract port, disruption type, cause, and location.
Step 04
Route to your dashboard
Deliver structured, source-linked records to your logistics platform, risk dashboard, or Slack by webhook.
| # | Event | Disruption Type | Event Date | Affected Port Or Route | Location | Involved Company | Cause | Freight Rate Change Amount | Freight Rate Change Currency | Freight Rate Change Percentage | Trade Impact | Duration Estimate | Affected Commodities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sharp Increase in Global Freight Rates Due to Middle East Geopolitical Tensions and Pea… | freight_rate_increase | 2026-06-01 | Cape of Good Hope route | Middle East, Asia, US, Europe | AP shares. Moller-Maersk A/S, the world's second largest container shipping line, is up… | geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, including risks around the Strait of Hormuz,… | 10,050 | USD | 109 | Significant increase in global container freight rates, causing higher logistics costs,… | peak season July and August 2026, with ongoing volatility expected | coffee, seafood, cashew nuts, timber, rice, pepper |
| 2 | Strait of Hormuz Mine-Clearing Disrupts Crude Shipping and Raises Freight Rates | shipping_route_blockage | 2026-06-01 | Strait of Hormuz | Strait of Hormuz | — | Mine-clearing operations following a tentative peace deal between the United States and… | 5,800 | USD | 39 | The Strait, normally carrying 21% of global seaborne crude, is now passing only 3%, lea… | months to complete | crude oil, energy |
| 3 | Shadow Fleet and Strait of Hormuz Closure Threaten Global Trade and Environment | geopolitical_disruption | 2026-06-01 | Strait of Hormuz | Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz | GMS Partnership | Geopolitical sanctions, crisis in the Persian Gulf, closure of the Strait of Hormuz, an… | 1 | USD | 1 | Risk of environmental disasters, threat to global supply chains, and slowdown in ship r… | indefinite | oil, food, petrochemical products |
| 4 | US-Israeli War on Iran Disrupts Global Aid Supply Chains and Increases Shipping Costs | shipping_route_blockage | 2026-06-02 | Strait of Hormuz | Middle East | United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) | US-Israeli war on Iran | 0 | USD | 70 | Rising global transportation costs and supply chain disruptions linked to the Middle Ea… | until the end of this year | life-saving aid, therapeutic food packages, vaccine, medical supplies |
| 5 | Strait of Hormuz Shipping Disruption Due to Attack and Iranian Threats | shipping_route_blockage | 2026-06-26 | Strait of Hormuz | Oman | Maersk | vessel hit by projectile and Iran's threats | 0 | USD | 0 | The disruption impacts the flow of oil and natural gas, putting pressure on the world e… | until the agency can confirm safety guarantees | oil, natural gas |
Showing 5 of 425 verified events · June 2026
View full dataset →Step 01
Write a query
Describe the event type, time window, and scope — a company, industry, or geography.
Step 02
Turn it into a monitor
Set a schedule in plain language ("every day at 9 AM UTC") and attach a webhook to receive results.
Step 03
Get new events delivered
Structured records pushed to your webhook or pulled via API. Each run delivers only what's new.
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CatchAll is a recall-first web search API that turns the open web into complete, structured, validated records of real-world events, port disruptions, trade actions, shortages, permits, and facility moves, built for supply-chain and operations teams and the dashboards they run.
A supply-chain team doesn't want to read 50 articles about a port disruption. CatchAll returns structured records instead, port, disruption type, cause, location, and date, extracted and validated, and it captures the regional maritime, trade, and logistics press where these events actually break first.
Yes. Supply-chain queries are inherently specific, a particular port, a defined geography, a certain event. Describe it in plain English and custom validators filter precisely to real operational events in your coverage area, excluding analysis and commentary.
Yes. With Company Watchlist you build a dataset of your suppliers, ports, shipping lines, or utilities, connect it to any supply-chain job, and receive results scoped and scored per company, so you track a supplier's facility opening or a port authority's update precisely.
Yes. Convert any job into a monitor with a natural-language schedule, deduplicate across runs, and push new events by webhook to your logistics platform or dashboard. For time-sensitive disruptions you can pull partial results before the job finishes.
CatchAll is priced per record returned, not per query, so you only pay for the events you receive. You get 2,000 free credits when you sign up.
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