Cargotec appoints head of MacGregor business area, ISS selects Port Manager for its new Anchorage office, and TRAC names chief commercial officer.
Appropriateness of detention and demurrage charges must be addressed on a case-by-case basis, says World Shipping Council.
Members of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement are recommending two $600 general rate increases and a $400 peak season surcharge.
WCO conference discussion centers around creation of technology-driven globally networked customs blocks, where countries can share and harmonize data.
Husch Blackwell’s Carlos Rodriguez says congestion related practices are unjust and unreasonable.
A half dozen senators have asked the Obama administration to issue an emergency order to improve access to information for first responders to oil train derailments.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol delayed live filing of air manifests in its ACE system to make software fixes.
New Piraeus-Turkey-Black Sea Express loop aims to enhance the carriers’ feeder networks via Piraeus.
The port is preparing to expand container handling facilities in accordance with growth projections for 2021.
As West Coast port congestion started easing after new dock labor contract agreement, meat shippers found it easier to export to Asian buyers.
Heavy ice on the Great Lakes slowed some vessels and delayed others in April, causing iron ore shipments to drop 15% below average for the month.
The Chinese government has eliminated export quotas on rare earth metals, effective May 1, in compliance with its World Trade Organization obligations.
Saddle Creek Logistics Services appoints director of business development, while Purolator International names eastern district sales manager.
The containership was released early Thursday morning after Maersk provided a letter of understanding related to the underlying cargo case.
Chicago-based SEKO has expanded in recent years into a full-service logistics provider with transportation, warehousing, supply chain, home delivery and e-commerce capabilities.
Crew on Maersk Tigris remains safe and are in good spirits, according to the Danish ocean carrier.
Grand Alliance chassis pool will be terminated and Direct ChassisLink will contribute those assets to its expanded pool.
The joint project is, in part, a response to China’s investment in Pakistan.
The Commerce Department on Tuesday reported U.S. exports of goods and services increased by $1.6 billion, or 0.9 percent, in March.
Malaysian ship owner saw operating profits fall 7.2% despite an 8.7% increase in group revenues.
