A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation that would require congressional approval to remove Huawei from the Commerce Department’s Entity List.
An attempt to illegally ship a U.S.-made drill to Iran nets a $300,000 civil penalty and an export denial from the Bureau of Industry and Security.
The president’s executive order sets the stage for higher domestic content requirements for federal procurements and a threshold for iron and steel products.
How to read the Class I railroads’ second-quarter earnings reports and what questions to ask.
Laredo Mayor Pete Saenz highlights improvements being made to the World Trade Bridge at the Texas-Mexico border.
Ship arrested after record cocaine bust is released after $10 million in cash and $40 million surety bond are posted.
“The certainty that comes from having USMCA in place will allow us to continue to invest in manufacturing in the United States with confidence,” says General Motors CEO Mary Barra.
After 38% growth in 2018, the company says it is optimistic about continued expansion.
Canada’s freight forwarders are working with the Canada Border Services Agency to test the processes for the country’s new paperless export reporting system, which is scheduled to become the only way to file this information by June 1, 2020.
German logistics company Dachser says Ireland-based Johnston will be fully integrated into its network by September.
The president opted instead to direct the establishment of a working group to examine the U.S. nuclear fuel supply.
Shipping lines and ports operators have committed to help establish the Global Shipping Business Network.
The port is cautious about the outlook for trade as peak season for containerized cargo approaches.
The Port of New Orleans has reopened, although the remnants of Hurricane Barry are producing drenching rains.
Middle East-India-Africa Express (MIAX) is scheduled to start operations in October.
Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins introduced legislation to reauthorize and enhance the functionality of the CBP’s Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism Program.
During the first half of 2019, the International Maritime Bureau said 62 seafarers were taken hostage by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea.
June 2018 was the busiest month in the port’s 108-year history.
Trade experts tackled the bilateral trade war, which has lasted for more than a year, during a panel discussion Wednesday.
Issues for carriers involved in U.S. drug trafficking or other criminal investigations outlined.
