“Timely detailed data in user-friendly formats” essential for enforcement and policy-making, says Secretary Wilbur Ross.
Company vows to “pursue all legal means to defend its rights” as terminal shareholder, concessionaire.
A record-setting 258,821 TEUs were processed in August, a nearly 8 percent year-over-year increase.
Company cites e-commerce demand that “goes beyond peak.”
Funding for nearly 100 pieces of terminal equipment “will help get us to the green future that we all know is necessary,” says port executive director.
Arkansas-based company also is giving weekly productivity bonuses.
Acting chairman asserts proposed rule is designed to “get us back into the navigation channel of longstanding precedent.”
American Logistics Aid Network launches web page providing updates on transportation and supply chain conditions in impacted areas.
Shippers can leverage operational metrics from the mandatory devices, says Descartes Systems Group.
Robust demand growth has carriers scrambling to get enough trucks on the road, according to FTR Transportation Intelligence.
National Retail Federation: “More tariffs could come any day, and retailers have been bringing in record amounts of merchandise ahead of that.”
Ports president celebrates single best month, monitors potential impact from tariff negotiations.
British company hires COO as it prepares to take delivery of fourth freighter; Texas port appoints chief external affairs officer.
Higher sales netted increased volumes, but the bottom line was hit by higher fuel costs and lower freight rates.
The Ways and Means Committee cleared a resolution seeking information on Section 232 and Section 301 duties, but the measure probably will not receive a vote.
Container carriers have tried integrating ocean and overland transportation before; it may have a better chance to catch on now thanks to supply chain technology advances.
The Bureau of Industry and Security is expected to establish a formal rebuttal process as part of the revisions to be delivered Tuesday.
More than 150 trade associations say they do not want to see an escalation of the United States’ trade dispute with China.
Japan was the leading market for U.S. beef exports, and Mexico took in the most lamb.
A device designed to remove plastic debris from the sea left San Francisco on Saturday.
