“Without any contingency planning being made transparent to the industry, the risks of not addressing these issues could mean chaos for travelers and interrupted supply chains.”
The first program focuses on packaging and order-picking processes for contract logistics workers.
The $45 million expenditure will “keep the positive momentum going at Conley Terminal.”
The Russian company is gradually transitioning its fleet to comply with forthcoming sulphur cap regulations.
Unilateral U.S. tariffs “essentially are putting a target on American companies” for Chinese retaliation.
Former U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman is “not eager” to vote for a NAFTA reboot that doesn’t come with a resolution of Section 232 tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
Members of the automotive industry shared their views on how efforts for regulatory alignment should be conducted between the two governments as officials sit down this week.
The Danish firm throws in the towel, claiming the Swiss company was unwilling to “engage directly.”
Infrastructure projects “will strengthen our ports, harbors and waterways and will create and sustain jobs,” says Oregon lawmaker Peter DeFazio.
Ten of the top 11 global carriers now offer service through the Florida port.
President and CEO of Washington, D.C.-based industry voice discusses regulatory issues that are most pressing to the future of container shipping.
As much as 55 million tons of computers, TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators and more are discarded annually worldwide.
The two governments discussed agriculture, global steel overcapacity and ongoing international trade negotiations.
Terminal operator is relocating to make way for the largest capital improvement project in the Florida port’s history.
Monday-through-Thursday second shift designed to ease crowds and move cargo quicker.
Nicole D’Agostino is tapped as a business development manager; Don Davis is hired as vice president of strategic fleet solutions.
OmniTRAX affiliate and 1847 Oil Field Services join forces to provide mine-to-well-head supply chain logistics solutions
White House official says the ship “will serve as a shining example of the technological innovation that’s going to allow this industry to remain a global leader for decades.”
Three equipment shipments are part of a modernization and expansion project at Ecuador’s first deep-sea port.
Members of the private sector anticipate the renegotiated NAFTA will pass Congress even as political factors could change.
