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Despite presence of federal mediator ‘no further agreements have been reached.’

Transportation analyst says carriers have benefited from dramatic drop in fuel prices in the second half of 2014, but need to prepare for inevitable rise.

Tonnage at the port was down overall, despite high volumes at specific terminals.

Throughput for the Seaway reached 40 million tons in 2014.

The terminal operator ordered 16 new rubber-tire gantry cranes.

Dynamar says fuel savings may not offset cost of extra ships.

Port Tracker report says imports rose 6 percent in 2014 at a dozen major container ports used by retailers.

Logistics services provider’s Indonesia subsidiary set up an environmentally friendly cold chain distribution center aimed at shippers of perishables cargo.

Trade compliance software provider released single-screen data entry tools designed to ease burden on shippers of goods to Japan and through Panama Canal.

North America’s largest chassis leasing firm not expected to change direction after sale.

Driver cards on Teamster representation being counted today for STE.

New tenant is using port property to ship scrap metal to Turkey.

The Commerce Department reported that U.S. exports of goods and services decreased slightly to $196.4 billion in November from $198.3 billion in October.

Container carrier benefited from volume growth to Hawaii and Guam and lower fuel prices.

Analyst says salt is a good backhaul cargo for carriers moving aggregate.

The State Highway Administration opened 39 new truck parking spaces at the Howard County rest area.

The formation of the U.S. Agriculture Coalition for Cuba follows the recent announcement by the White House to lift long-held trade and travel restrictions on the Caribbean island country.

December ISM survey shows slower growth caused in part by supply disruptions at ports.

The ocean liner shipper promoted David Arsenault to top spot.

IATA recorded a 4.2% increase in worldwide air cargo volumes in November.