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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau toured the Port of Montreal with European Council President Donald Tusk.

The $30 million Heartland Intermodal Gateway has generated little income.

To prepare for ultra-large containerships, the port revises the plan last updated in 1990.

While NWSA reported a record first half, June volumes were mixed — down for international containers but up for domestic traffic.

The new functionality will be available beginning July 27 and will allow the electronic consolidation of informal entry summaries to be processed in the express consignment environment.

Dockworkers will be trained to repair automated cargo-handling equipment they argued would take their jobs.

The congressional delegation trip caps off an active week on Capitol Hill regarding consideration of the new NAFTA.

Second executive of Casey’s Seafood in Newport News, Va., faces five years in jail and a fine for his role in falsely representing foreign crabmeat as U.S. product.

Eric Hirschhorn, BIS chief during the Obama administration, said interactions with industry when reforming export control regulations are vital and warned the agency needs more resources to carry out its mission.

Critics of the proposed location for an Oakland Athletics baseball stadium point to a study that says the Howard Terminal site will be needed for cargo.

A multilateral steel group mandate was not renewed in Japan, says the deputy director of the National Economic Council during a think tank discussion Wednesday.

“Rest assured our commitment to achieving our financial targets is unwavering and has never been stronger,” says CFO Rob Knight.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has proposed delaying two provisions in its entry-level driver training rule until February 2022.

Sherrod Brown and Ron Wyden urge Customs and Border Protection to issue a withhold release order to prevent such imports from entering U.S. commerce.

Tiny landlocked kingdom on the eastern edge of the Himalayas moves aggregate via the Brahmaputra River.

Hapag-Lloyd, Yang Ming, Ocean Network Express, COSCO and OOCL will begin service in October.

Calls for the Trump administration to impose trade sanctions against Turkey for its recent purchase of a Russian-made surface-to-air missile system are becoming louder from Capitol Hill.

The Federal Maritime Commission will monitor the transparency of bunker-adjustment factor formulas as the IMO low-sulfur fuel mandate looms, Chairman Michael Khouri said.

A record number of Mexican-made vehicles cross the borders to be sold in North American and Asian markets.

A House subcommittee told Tuesday CBP fentanyl seizures thus far in FY19 equal all of FY18.