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Vessel discharge of the Ever Summit, which struck a crane on Jan. 28, is expected to be completed by Thursday morning.

Moving cargo on the trade by rail and truck is becoming an increasingly feasible option.

House Transportation Committee Chairman Peter DeFazio highlighted the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund and gas tax as critical issues that must be addressed.

The Port of Savannah will be able to handle six 14,000-TEU vessels simultaneously.

The port authority says the project proposed by Fraser Surrey Docks failed to show substantial progress on construction had been made by Nov. 30, one of 83 conditions.

The Class I railroad says it has seen an increase in efficiency and improvement in quality of customer service since implementing scheduled railroading.

Letter to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross calls for end to agreement suspending antidumping investigation.

Recovery efforts following the Jan. 28 crane collapse have been slowed by high winds and the discovery of more extensive damage to the crane’s boom.

The containership’s 16 sister vessels also are technically prepared for retrofitting.

The Agriculture Department and Office of the U.S. Trade Representative will accept nominations for four-year terms until March 1.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said all drawback claims will have to be filed electronically in the Automated Commercial Environment.

The Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA), an organization devoted to the North American 3PL industry, has appointed Matt Mantione as vice president of membership and Chris Burroughs and Will Sehestedt as vice presidents of government affairs. Mantione, who will lead the efforts in member growth, joins TIA from Design-Build Institute of America, for which he served as director of membership and […]

Swiss foundation owning 46 percent of Panalpina does not support offer from Denmark’s DSV.

Shipping line’s executive vice president of trade says U.S. trucking and rising ship fuel expenses are other concerns.

The investments could facilitate new trade lanes despite looming economic uncertainty.

A Hapag-Lloyd ship that caught fire early in January is now moored off Freeport, Bahamas.

CBP is slated to publish Tuesday a ruling that found the U.S. to be the country of origin of certain Ethernet devices for purposes of U.S. government procurement.

Oil-producing countries are closely monitored as bunker prices heavily impact the ocean liner shipping industry.

Volumes tapered off in the fourth quarter, growing 4.2 percent year-over-year.