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March service improvements slowed financial gains, according to recent statements from the port.

Pasha says it is planning “significant upgrades to the Horizon fleet.”

Research by SeaIntel for PortOverview Africa found that port congestion continues to hamper liner schedule reliability and final delivery in and out of African ports.

Product is aimed at small and medium sized shippers.

The 10th largest container carrier warns that 2015 will likely see capacity outpace demand for shipping.

E&WD will increase the Corps’ Civil Works fiscal 2016 budget to $5.597 billion, adding $864.75 million to the Obama administration’s request.

Indictment alleges the former shipping line employee authorized payment of phony invoices.

The logistics provider saw shipments grow 4.4% in 2014, according to the company’s yearly financial statement.

The car drop delivery service, developed jointly by DHL Parcel, Amazon and Audi, is the first of its kind in Germany.

The European Commission has proposed amending its approvals process for imported commodities with biotechnology traits.

Johnny Gutierrez, a former U.S. Export-Import Bank loan officer pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to accepting more than $78,000 in bribes.

BMW Group breaks ground on new facility in Texas, CEVA and BP Zhuhai expand relationship, Worldwide Flight Services wins North American contracts, and IAG Cargo opens climate-controlled stations in Latin America.

Sunset Transportation names new president, and CSX appoints VP of state government affairs in Northeast.

Bad shipper experience could result in long-term cargo diversion, according to port economist John Martin.

Though largely unreported, attacks on the supply chain by organized criminal gangs are on the rise, according to a new report from the Transported Asset Protection Association.

German ocean carrier had suspended calls to the port due to West Coast congestion during ILWU-PMA labor contract negotiations.

The freight forwarder and logistics provider saw increased net profits in the first quarter despite slightly lower revenues, compared to the first quarter of 2014.

Maritime Administration originally awarded the money to Horizon Lines, but the ocean carrier did not move forward with the project and has since been broken up and sold to Pasha and Matson Lines.

Canadian Pacific set first quarter records for revenues, net profits and operating ratio, according to the railway’s latest financial statements.

The index increased 5% compared to March of 2014, according to the American Trucking Associations.