The two agreements announced Friday will allow U.S. producers to export slaughter cattle to Mexico and expand pork shipments to Peru.
Approximately 4,000 barrels of fuel oil spilled into the Bolivar Roads Precautionary Area waterway, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
COSCO, Wan Hai and PIL will all take slots on the new loop connecting South Korea, China, Taiwan and Singapore with the United Arab Emirates.
As part of the settlement, the four Texas companies and Chinese manufacture will pay a total of $560,000 in civil penalties.
Report on retail sourcing from solutions provider CBX Software cites PMI index and quality control inspection data as indicators the Southeast Asian nations’ outputs are growing.
Transportation, Commerce and State departments will review comments alleging sudsidies for Emirates Airline, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways
WiseTech Global and Brazilian distribution Bysoft partner; DAT releases new load board with teamwork function
MOL shuffles senior management with commercial chief, VP appointments, while Finnair appoints VP of global sales.
Virginia Governor McAuliffe plans visit to Cuba to promote trade, while a Cuban official is expected to speak at Virginia Maritime Association event.
Lower bunker prices are a temporary windfall that won’t last, according to predictions from Boston Consulting Group.
The partnership aims to make it easier for small and midsized businesses throughout the Western Hemisphere to enter new markets.
Rates from Shanghai to the U.S. West and East Coast, however, have risen in the wake of recent GRIs.
LNG exports should be carried in American vessels, says the ranking member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure’s Subcommittee on the Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation.
Heavy ice and lack of icebreaking resources from both the U.S. and Canada are to blame for the decline, according to the Lake Carriers’ Association.
Exports and imports both outperformed consensus projections for the month, according to investment advisor Seeking Alpha.
The California port hopes the new facility will attract some first-port inbound calls from Asia.
The facility is part of a two-part construction project to provide a large rail interchange at the west end of the Texas port’s inner harbor area.
The so-called “flora container,” developed by Unit45, allows plants and flowers to be transported by multimodal rail.
Transportation and logistics professionals still use Excel on a daily basis and while it is a powerful tool, the program doesn’t allow information to be shared within and across enterprises.
CSX names treasurer, while Shipco Transport appoints a new Chicago general manager.
