Evergreen to charter 18,000-TEU ships
The Taiwanese carrier says its membership in CKYHE will allow it to use big ships efficiently.
The Taiwanese carrier says its membership in CKYHE will allow it to use big ships efficiently.
The board will monitor the impact of Canadian National’s purchase of EJ&E West Company until 2017.
Costa Rican environmental agency SETENA approves Environmental and Social Impact Assessment ordered by APM Terminals for the Moin terminal expansion project.
CSAV increases its stake in Hapag-Lloyd to 34 percent.
The German ocean carrier raised 352 million euros (U.S. 414 million) in gross proceeds through a capital increase, with 96.5 percent of the existing shareholders exercising their subscription rights that were agreed upon on Sept. 28.
Preliminary figures from the International Civil Aviation Organization show a rebound in air cargo.
The integrator will introduce its first LNG truck and teardrop trailers.
In Oakland, the port has seen a higher number of ships at anchor, and ships are off schedule from Los Angeles.
Reseller consulting firms help JDA expand reach and provide reseller customers with a broader range of solutions.
The office near northern Vietnam’s largest port Haiphong is MOL Logistics’ seventh branch in the country.
Avon has been penalized for calling on Chinese officials with bribes, violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
The difference in port volumes can partly be explained by congestion problems out West.
Airport operator MAG Property and logistics property specialist Stoford submit joint plans for logistics unit at Airport City Manchester.
IPC, Mistui, NYK Line and PSA have agreed to jointly develop a container terminal at the Tanjung Priok Port in Indonesia.
FTR Associates: Shippers could get modest boost from FMCSA regulatory change.
Dutch agribusiness and trading company Nidera has acquired the USA/USC Terminal at the port of Constanta.
Plastic pallet maker Cabka Group has acquired Eryplast.
The Commerce Department found that certain steel nail imports from South Korea, Malaysia, Oman and Vietnam have been dumped on the U.S. market.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fined two Texas importers and four Chinese manufacturers for non-compliance.
The White House on Wednesday announced a number of measures to improve diplomatic relations, as well as bilateral trade, with Cuba.