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U.S. steel imports dropped 5 percent from July to 3.67 million net tons in August, according to the AIIS.

The 3PL will feed parts from Europe to Chrysler’s assembly plant in Mexico.

The company will provide a new line of trailer and self-powered truck units that use a next-generation refrigerant.

Shippers add more DCs, while port expands internally to meet trade demand.

Agency will give $5 million to retrofit, replace or re-power diesel engines operating at ports in areas with poor air quality.

The European Commisison said 20 of Spain’s ports do not meet security requirements.

Crane partners with Pelican BioThermal to increase cool-chain options.

SEKO’s purchase of the e-commerce agency will further increase its retail offerings.

The integrator will soon begin delivering medicine in Europe via drone.

Containerships will add two more dual-fuel engine-technology container vessels to its short-sea fleet.

Americans for Transportation Mobility pushes for long-term Congressional action.

CSCMP discussion and sessions focus intently on omni-channel, but supply chain leaders need more data.

With 90 percent of fire contained, terminals reopened Tuesday evening.

The integrator has downgraded its guidance for the year due to the poor European economy.

A recently fired worker shot and killed two supervisors Tuesday morning.

The White Box is a low-cost solution geared toward pharmaceutical and food shipments.

Companies hope to put gray pool in place by beginning of 2015.

Greater efforts will be made in the next five years to improve water quality and restore native wildlife habitats on the Great Lakes.

Solution offers respite for European carriers struggling with 90-day payment terms.

The smartway program promotes collaboration, innovation to cut pollution.