American Shipper

Trade advisory to CBP’s new subcommittee structure offers more efficiency to tackling complex issues.

Avin International Ltd. and Nicos I.V. Special Maritime Enterprises pleaded guilty in a federal court in Texas to charges of multiple oil discharges.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control said Cobham Holdings agreed to pay a $87,507 civil penalty to settle three violations of the Ukraine Related Sanctions Regulations.

Purchase of ocean booking platform designed to fill missing piece of software firm’s supply chain puzzle.

Printz Bolin promoted to vice president of external relations; Tim Strauss joins advisory board.

Freight rates have remained high late in the year as shippers rush cargo to the U.S. before higher tariffs kick in.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has received more than 100 stakeholder submissions to inform its approach toward bilateral discussions.

The seagoing radio broadcasting station with ultra-high-powered transmitting equipment prevented the Soviet Union from jamming Voice of America broadcasts.

The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau released a 132-page proposed rule that would affect several aspects of U.S. alcohol trade with foreign countries.

Customers will be able to view and manage multi-carrier shipments from a single platform.

“Supply chain technology and analytics have huge potential,” according to a partner at the investment firm.

Donald E. Wood Jr. and Woody’s Trucking ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in connection with the illegal transportation of drip gas.

New York-based company adds industry veterans and offices in Texas and South Carolina.

CMA CGM is selling its logistics division to CEVA as it seeks a majority stake in the company through a tender offer.

The U.S., Mexico and Canada likely will formally ink the updated pact during the G20 summit in Buenos Aires.

System to go live later this year or early next year will replace the Regulations.gov filing process.

Decision to retrofit 10 vessels made in response to upcoming low-sulphur regulation; first 13,000-TEU ship will be ready to sail in March.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers funding will be used for the Ship Channel Improvement Project.

If approved by International Maritime Organization Assembly, Kitack Lim will begin next four-year stint on Jan. 1.

Trans Global Projects Group-managed shipment departed U.K. facility Thursday for 9,600-mile trip expected to take between four and five weeks.