David Arian, L.A. harbor commissioner, labor leader, dies
Arian was the president of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union from 1991 to 1994 and also served as president of Local 13 in Los Angeles.
Arian was the president of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union from 1991 to 1994 and also served as president of Local 13 in Los Angeles.
The European Commission has notified the World Trade Organization of its intent to extend steel safeguards imposed last summer through July 16, 2021.
With an estimated 30 gigawatts of offshore wind power projected for the United States by 2030, Virginia believes its port facilities could play a central role.
It’s time “to step up to the next level by working with the right types of strategic partners and undertaking acquisitions to enhance our technology, network and capabilities.”
Scott Pruneau is appointed CEO; Chris Sloope is promoted to chief operating officer.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awards the $92 million construction contract to deepen and widen the ship channel.
Once the export control agencies are back in operation, it could take weeks for their staffs to dig out from the backlog of license requests.
German authorities say some of the containers have come ashore in the Netherlands.
The container manufacturing unit of A.P. Møller – Maersk says it is shutting down a factory in Dongguan, China that made dry, non-refrigerated containers.
The nominations of Patrick Fuchs and Martin Oberman were approved by voice vote Wednesday.
Container lessors board elects a chairman; four industry veterans get promotions.
Young Cuban baseball players must navigate complex MLB and OFAC rules in order to successfully make it onto the turf of Major League teams.
Sixteen crew members are rescued, four are unresponsive and another is missing.
The vessels are chartered to “one of the world’s largest liner companies.”
The new year brings a requirement for airlines and ocean carriers transporting international mail from China to file advance electronic data.
More than 676,000 boxes of grapes, peaches, nectarines, apricots and plums were offloaded as the import season got under way.
BlueWater Reporting takes a deep dive into the Mississippi River’s importance in global commerce and the future of container vessels on the waterway.
The Fashion Jewelry & Accessories Trade Association will join the Fashion Accessories Shippers Association as part of Gemini Shippers Group.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection requires mandatory filing of import manifests in ACE for trucks transporting up to 5,000 shipments with values of less than $800 each.
The Surface Transportation Board, which regulates U.S. domestic transportation providers, has slightly adjusted its penalties upward to reflect annual inflation.