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The facility will focus on fresh produce shippers, in particular the farmed fish industry, according to the logistics services firm.

Tanker will be used to move crude oil from Alaska to West Coast ports.

The Lake Oswego, Ore.-based manufacturer received new orders for 10,100 railcars in its second quarter, ended Feb. 28.

U.S. military moves 51 specialty aircraft through JAXPORT, SDV uses first hybrid shuttle for last-mile delivery in Singapore, and TQL opens sales office in Portland.

Legal framework sets stage for expanding preclearance operations across borders.

Daseke has named three new board members, while BIFA appointed a dangerous goods adviser.

AlixPartners says liner carriers face “headwinds related to continued supply and demand imbalances.”

The port has expanded use of Portsmouth Marine Terminal and increased chassis supply.

Pierre Danet will leave Hewlett Packard to join the ocean carrier as its new chief financial officer.

Integrated carrier expects the 28,000-square-foot facility to process more than 2,500 shipments per hour.

Troy Container Line announces new LCL service from Malaysia to New York, CaroTrans introduces new Shanghai import service to Seattle and Portland and CMA CGM adds Ningbo to its REX3 loop.

ARC Advisory Group says weakening euro hit the enterprise software market in Q4 2014, GT Nexus appointed Deutsche Bank its global cash management bank, and Livingston International restructures product development, sales support and automation.

Inland waterway and port communities urged Congress to use available revenues for water infrastructure investments.

According to a statement from the port authority, all terminals were operating normally on Thursday.

Decrease in spot rates comes despite a GRI announced by Transpacific Stabilization Agreement.

Parent company of ocean carrier Orient Overseas Container Line benefited from increased volume and lower fuel costs.

According to the port operator’s latest financial statements, profits fell 1.7% in 2014 despite 2.9% revenue growth.

American Pallet Recycling and its former owner, Raymond Viola, have pleaded guilty to fraudulent pallet heat treatment claims.

The ocean carrier and logistics provider attributed the growth to increases in shipping volume and the group’s freight forwarding business.

The Jones Act container carrier had a $65.7 million pre-tax restructuring charge related to its exit from Puerto Rico trade.