Short-term minimums are designed as a supplement to service contract rates recommended by members of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement last October.
The parcel carrier and logistics provider will build 15 additional compressed natural gas fueling stations to support 1,400 new CNG vehicles.
TMS provider MercuryGate users will have access to SciQuest’s transportation procurement solutions, while SciQuest users will be able to use MercuryGate solutions for transportation execution.
IAG Cargo transports white rhinos from South Africa to the U.S., AirBridgeCargo adds service to Vietnam, MOL and World Logistics Services establish joint sales and marketing unit, and SPARX opens LA office.
U.S. ports and economy can’t afford a repeat of West Coast port slowdown, according to the heads of Commerce, the NRF and NAM.
Election proceeded despite the request for a restraining order.
January 2015 totals for U.S.-North American Free Trade were higher than the previous year for rail, truck and air transportation, according to figures from the Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Officials say the worst back ups have been alleviated, but challenges remain as countermeasures continue to be implemented.
Airlines picked up business from shippers doing an end run around West Coast port congestion.
CEO of the forwarding and logistics company says it is implementing a new strategic direction.
The group of companies, which includes its Canada Post segment and three non-wholly owned principal subsidiaries, reported net profits of $198 million in 2014.
The port handled over 5 million tons of steel in 2014.
CMA CGM receives its largest containership ever and alters EURAF 4 loop, while CaroTrans launches direct Le Havre-to-Charleston LCL service.
NATA VP announces retirement, while NTSB swears in new vice chairman and Port of Cleveland appoints board chairman.
The deal encompasses IBM’s LogicTools suite, which helps companies manage transportation routing, inventory flow and facility location.
After extensive debt restructuring, the Israeli ocean carrier aims to “return to profitability and growth in 2015.”
Logistics real estate developer’s white paper on facility obsolescence finds the bulk of warehouses and DCs are either obsolete or too far removed from population centers and transport infrastructure.
The integrated logistics provider saw increased revenues in both its Global Integrated Logistics and infrastructure business units.
Revenues for the Taiwanese ocean carrier were 3.6 percent higher than in 2013.
The Hamburg-based logistics provider and terminal operator grew operating profits 10% on a 5.4% increase in revenue compared with 2013.
