FAA has proposed a $116,250 fine against Neovia Logistics Services of Irving, Texas, for allegedly violating federal hazardous materials regulations.
DB Schenker and solar industry testing firm TÜV Rheinland will develop a system to detect in-transit damage to fragile photovoltaic modules.
TX Logistik expands Scandinavian rail service, Troy Container Line relocates and expands Chicago LCL export CFS warehouse, and University of Denver’s Intermodal Transportation Institute changes its name.
TOTE Services names a new labor relations director, while MBLX appoints business development director and AICM has announced its chairman and CEO.
ILWU leader makes pitch for more training and 24-hour operations at the congested California port.
Data from the software provider Freightos shows average vessel arrival in December was 5.2 days late at West Coast ports, compared to 1.7 days in September.
The commissioner’s new term runs through June 30, 2018.
Service will help meet additional demand in the wake of Horizon Lines departure.
The Athens-based containership owner agreed to acquire the YM Los Angeles and YM New Jersey for $21.5 million each.
FedEx revealed the purchase prices for its acquisitions of GENCO and Bongo International.
The freight transportation forecaster predicts positive results in the SCI will deteriorate throughout 2015.
Industry advisory group to Customs and DHS gets new members.
DHS names new COAC members
The funds are part of the Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) program’s fiscal year 2014 allocation.
The first two U.S.-flag Great Lakes vessels departed the Port of Duluth-Superior, Minn. on Monday, signaling the start of the 2015 commercial shipping season.
Kansas City Southern railroad says carload volumes for oil and coal are below expectations in Q1.
C.R. England increases driver pay, Daikin Reefer launches new Active CA device, CEVA Logistics opens local distribution center for Magneti Marelli in Italy and U-Freight America moves HQ.
DHL Global Forwarding appoints Singapore manager, while ICAO names new secretary general and ampCNG adds executives.
Two other private equity firms are reportedly also considering selling barge companies.
Commissioner says shippers have seen a deterioration in service and significant increases in costs.
