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NMLK Steel will become the first tenant at the Holt terminal in Paulsboro, N.J.

JaxPort and Port Tampa Bay will spend more than $60 million for equipment to handle bigger ships.

Atlantic Container Lines expects delivery of new ships starting next summer.

Hanjin will add two services to its South Africa service network.

AIIS reported the 3.89 million net tons of U.S. steel imports for September was 38% higher than in September 2013.

The integrator will pump up its European road network with an investment of185 million euros.

The railroad is continuing its aggressive series of share buyback programs.

ABF will increase its rates across all lanes on Nov. 3.

The semi-annual course leverages the expertise of Hapag-Lloyd vet and licensed customs broker Anita Carty.

Thirteen ships are at anchor in San Pedro Harbor including eight containerships.

Company says container throughput has risen at its terminals, but that container leasing is weak.

The partnership will see CIMC install Globe Tracker technology in manufacturing phase rather than after-market installation.

The trucking information platform launched in September to allow shippers to build their domestic transportation network.

The port says it is not suffering from a shortage of chassis.

The Jones Act container carrier said it benefited from an upswing in its Hawaii business.

Iron ore shipments for U.S.-flag Great Lakes vessels reached 7 million tons for the third straight month.

U.S. Federal Maritime commissioner has asked the commission chairman to review the rapid approval of the alliance.

FMC reviews 28 OTI license applications

   The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has received 28 license applications and changes for review.     The FMC received non-vessel-operating common carrier license applications from Atlantic Cargo Logistics, Deland, Fla. (Dietmar Lutte, managing member); Deep Ocean International Logistics, Houston (Sandra Lesage, member); JP Express Shipping Corp., Bronx, N.Y. (Felipe Vasquez, president); KazTransLimited, Shymkent, Kuzakhstan (Petr Ugay, general director); and Swift […]

The Federal Maritime Commission has received 28 ocean transportation intermediary license applications and changes for review.