Japan ratchets up export controls against South Korea
The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said it’s become increasingly concerned that South Korea’s export controls are insufficient for certain “sensitive items.”
The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said it’s become increasingly concerned that South Korea’s export controls are insufficient for certain “sensitive items.”
A $1,000 increase is announced for 40-foot containers moving from Asia to the U.S.
The Senate Commerce Committee is scheduled on Wednesday to mark up a bill that would establish a blockchain working group aimed at determining potential applications for blockchain, including in federal agencies. The working group would include representatives from various federal agencies, private sector firms, academic institutions and blockchain-focused advocacy groups, among other members, according to […]
The agency called the seizure of the 10,776-TEU MSC Gayane the largest in its 230-year history.
The service will offer connections to APL services to and from Asia.
The Justice Department said Yi-Chi Shih illegally exported military-grade semiconductor technology to China.
Conversion to hybrid yard cranes will result in a 96% drop in emissions.
As more bulk and oversize cargo gets transported in containers, some shippers are abusing equipment, says the Institute of International Container Lessors.
Container carriers implement charges on ships sailing through the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf.
The California Retailers Association opposes a bill to have the State Lands Commission approve port automation.
Sanctions, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. and Section 232 will be among the topics covered.
Mark Morgan, formerly acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, succeeds John Sanders.
The Florida East Coast Railroad’s ships ran a regular and profitable service from 1915 to 1940.
Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists in Port Manatee, Fla., discovered the potentially destructive pest in a shipment of malangas from Mexico.
It’s taken more than 20 years, but the mandatory automated submission of in-bond information to CBP via the Automated Commercial Environment starts July 29.
Maersk and MSC add a second service between Asia and U.S. Gulf ports, and ZIM will take space on both.